Types of cells
this type of cell does not have a nucleus
what are Prokaryote?
Makes Proteins
what are ribosomes
process by which water flows from high concentration to low concentration
what is Osmosis
More concentration on the outside, less concentration on the inside
what is hypertonic or shrink
cells that Organelles like the mitochondria, Lysosomes, and cell membrane
what are Eukaryotes?
Controls what enters and leaves
what is the cell membrane?
Transport that requires no energy, often described as non-violent
what is passive transport
Same concentration on the inside and outside
what is the same/isotonic
What type of cells contain Cell walls, chloroplasts and carryout photosynthesis
what are plant cells?
Controls cell functions
what is the nucleus?
Transport requiring energy, often describing people who move about and play sports
what is active transport
direction of water flow for Hypertonic solutions
what is out of the cell
what cells can burst if placed in a hypotonic solution
Animal cells
carries out photosynthesis
What are chloroplast?
Like the entrance to a club, some can get into the cell and others cannot, the membrane is said to be
what is semi-permeable?
Hypotonic solutions
what is into the cell/swell
what type of cells contain ribosomes and DNA
All cells
Powerhouse of the cell
what are mitochondria?
Needing a little assistance because they are too big to fit, they use channels along the membrane to enter and leave, thankfully they don't spend energy doing so
what is facilitated diffusion
Inside the cell has a concentration of 15% solute, anything below that 15% is
Hypotonic, Swell,