Prokaryote/Eukaryote/Both
It has a cell membrane
What is both?
It's the organelle associated with energy, specifically, ATP
What is the mitochondrion?
This membranous organelle is the first one to package a protein into a vesicle
What is the endoplasmic reticulum?
Phase where doubled chromosomes are lined up on the equator
What is metaphase?
It's the phase made up of G1, S, and G2
What is interphase?
A cell deemed "not worthy to divide" would enter this phase of shame
What is G0?
Can have a cell wall
What is both?
It is the organelle home of DNA molecules
What is the nucleus?
A large and a small subunit make it up
What is a ribosome?
You can see the nuclear membrane starting to fall apart
What is prophase?
The "S" phase stands for synthesis, but synthesis of what?
What is DNA?
These organelles are absent in plant cells but aid cell division in animal cells
What are centrioles?
Fungi are classified as this
What is Eukaryotic?
It looks like a bubble and functions in storage
What is a vacuole?
It contains phospholipids, protein, cholesterol and carb chains
What is a cell membrane?
Two new nuclei start to form in the parent cell
What is telophase?
Both G1 and G2 are involved in this "G" word
What is growth?
These thin, protein tubes attach to chromosomes at the equator.
What are spindle fibers?
Contains a nucleoid
What is Prokaryotic?
Made of cellulose, this organelle strengthens the outer part of plant cells
What is the cell wall?
It pushes water out of a freshwater protist so it doesn't "blow up"
What is a contractile vacuole?
It is, by far, the longest phase of the cell cycle
What is interphase?
If you take away interphase from the cell cycle, you are left with this
What is mitosis?
These thin, protein tubes help to elongate the cell prior to division
What are polar fibers?
Bacteria would be this
What is prokaryotic?
An organelle that can digest materials
What is a lysosome?
It's the organelle that receives protein from the E.R.
What is the Golgi apparatus?
Paired chromosomes move apart from the equator at which they started
What is anaphase?
A cell on its way to division must pass these "road-like" challenges
What are checkpoints?
A parent cell has 24 chromosomes. When this cell divides into two daughter cells, each new daughter cell will have ______ chromosomes
What is 24?