Biology Questions
What are the four big macro molecules of life?
proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids.
Which part of the eukaryotic cell packages and processes proteins and lipid molecules.
golgi apparatus
site of respiration, makes energy. "Power House of the Cell"
Mitochondria
This part of the prokaryotic cell is selectively permeable, and controls movement of substances in and out of cell.
cell membrane
This part of the prokaryotic cell helps propel the cell.
flagella
Which macro molecule performs a WIDE variety of functions. For example, keratin is an example of this macro molecule and it is good for your skin, hair, and nails.
proteins
Which part of the eukaryotic cell is where chemical reactions occur?
cytoplasm.
Site of protein synthesis in the eukaryotic cell
ribosomes
made of cellulose, supports the cell.
cell wall
This part of the cell contains the genes that control the cell.
Nucleoid Region
These macro molecules store energy in living organisms. There are complex and simple forms of this macro molecule. Glucose and fructose are examples of this macro molecule.
carbohydrates
which part of the eukaryotic cell is selectively permeable (meaning solids and liquids can pass through), and controls movement of substances in and out of cell.
cell membrane.
Synthesis of lipids, such as cholesterol and phospholipids.
Smooth ER
helps prokaryotes cling to each other and other surfaces.
capsule
This part of the cell is the site of protein synthesis.
ribosomes.
This macro molecule also stores energy in living organisms. Olive oil and butter are examples of this macro molecule.
lipids
This part of the eukaryotic cell contains cell sap and is used for storage.
vacuole.
This part of the eukaryotic cell is in charge of synthesis, modification, and packaging of proteins.
Rough ER
Pili
This part of the prokaryotic cell is where chemical reactions occur.
cytoplasm.
This macro molecule is in charge of storing genetic information in living organisms. All of our genes are made up of these*
Nucleic Acids
This part of the cell has the same function as the cell membrane. *It controls movement of substances in and out of cell.
lysosome.
This part of the eukaryotic cell controls all of the cell's activity and contains genetic information.
Nucleus
small rings of DNA in prokaryotic cells.
plasmid
What are two examples of prokaryotic cells?
bacteria and archaea