"cell"ular technology
The word "cell" was coined by him.
Who is Robert Hooke?
Type of pigmented plastid found in plants and algae
What is chloroplast?
This type of transport requires no energy
What is passive?
The slimy coating that surrounds the cell wall of a bacterium
When a concentration of a solution outside of a cell is the same as that inside the cell, the solution is this
What is isotonic?
This is what happens to a cell if it is exposed to a temperature outside its range of tolerance.
What is death?
What is a vacuole?
This is a model that explains the way cells work.
What is cell theory?
This is the extension of the cytoskeleton used to propel a cell through its environment using a protein motor.
What is flagellum?
Organisms that consist of only one cell are called this
What is unicellular?
If a cell is exposed to a hypertonic solution, it will do this.
What is shrivel?
Provides strength and rigidity to a plant, fungi, or algae
What is cell wall?
Golgi aparatus receive substances form the endoplasmic reticulum and package those substance into these
What are vesicles?
Hair like projections that move the cell
What are cilia?
Everything in a cell except the nucleus is called this
What is cytoplasm?
Cell membranes are made of two layers of this.
What is lipids?
Lines up amino acids to form proteins
What are ribosomes?
Cell theory states that cells come only from these
What are preexisting cells?
The genetic material within the nucleus of a cell, consisting of DNA, RNA, and associated proteins is collectively known as this.
This is a type of colorless plastid used for storing starches, lipids, and proteins
What is leucoplast?
The goal of all cellular functions is to maintain this.
What is homeostasis?
What is leucoplast?
This is a form of active transport that moves substances out of a cell
What is exocytosis?
Cells that do not have organelles surrounded by membranes are described as this
What is prokaryotic?
System of fibers that helps maintain a cell's shape and acts as a kind of track for moving substances within the cell
What is cytoskeleton?