Cellular Respiration
The nutrient that cells get their energy from
What is Sugar?
Organelle(s) that houses DNA
Nucleus/Nucleolus
The Jelly-Like substance filling the interior of the cell
What is cytoplasm?
Where all the energy in the biosphere comes from
What is the sun?
The primary component of the cell membrane
Organelle in which cellular respiration happens
What is mitochondria?
The role of the Mitochondria is to make this energy storing molecule
The whip-like propellor enabling Prokaryotic movement
What is the flagellum?
Distinctive Pigment that makes plants green
What is chlorophyll?
The movement of water from high to low concentrations?
Osmosis
The waterwheel protein which harnesses the energy from ion diffusion
ATP Synthase/ATPase
A Pair of churros, Push apart cells during cellular division
What is the centrosome?
Organelle found in all cell types that string together proteins
What are ribosomes?
The organelle where photosynthesis happens in the cell
What is Chloroplast?
Transport Proteins which facilitate passive transport
Channel proteins
The "Packages" in which Proteins are sent out of the Golgi Apparatus
What are vesicles?
The slippery outer layer of the prokaryotic membrane, like a moat
What is the capsule?
The basic equation for Photosynthesis
What is
CO2+ Water + Light = Sugar +Oxygen ?
Transport Proteins which facilitate active transport
Carrier Proteins
Basic equation for Cellular respiration
Sugar + O2→ ATP + CO2 + Water
The Function of the SER (smooth endoplasmic reticulum
What is lipid production?
The two major functions of Pili
What are environmental anchoring and nutrient movement?
The pancake-like structures within Chloroplasts rich in chloropyll
What are thylakoids?
The "fingerprint" of the cell
Glycoproteins