Miscellaneous
Plant, Animal, or Prokaryotes
Cell Structures
Related Processes
Viruses
100

This invention allowed us to view cells.

Microscope

100

Circular DNA

Prokaryotes

100

The structure responsible for what comes in and out of the cell

Cell Membrane

100

The process in which cells release materials.

Exocytosis

100

Structure containing genetic material

Capsid

200

Cell theory states

All living things are made of cells, all cells come from pre-existing cells, cells are the smallest unit of life.

200

These cells have ribosomes.

All of them (:

200

Whip-like structure used for movement.

Flagella

200

What is the process that allows materials and water to ~flow~ in and out of the cells?

Osmosis

200

Viruses can contain either DNA and ___ but not both

RNA

300

The three domains of life

bacteria, eukaryota, and archaea

300

Plants cells and some bacteria contain?

Chloroplasts

300

Network of fibers that provide cell structure, helps with movement and facilitates transport of organelles and substances.

Cytoskeletion

300

Plants and some bacteria are able to ____ using this Process.

Food, Photosynthesis

300

Why do (most) viruses need a host.

They don't have the organelles and structures necessary to reproduce on their own.

400

Gram-positive refers to?

Bacterial cells with thick multi-layered cell walls that result in a violet stain using the gram-positive test.

400

Hair-like structure used for movement is called ____ and is most often found in these cells.

Cilia, Animal cells

400

Transmembrane proteins are anchored in the membrane with?

Lipid anchors

400

The process by which a cell engulfs larger particles.

Phagocytosis

400

Outer membrane with spikey proteins called.

Envelope
500

Two types of paired transport and what they do.

Symport - Moves two or more molecule simultaneously to the same side of a cell membrane

Antiport- Moves two or more molecules to different sides of the cell membrane

500

Name 3 structures found in plant cells and animal cells but not in prokaryotes.

Golgi Apparatus, Microtubule, Mitochondria, Lysosomes, Endoplasmic Reticulum.

500

What is one of the limiting Factors to cell size, and shape?

Surface area: area ratio

500

The assisted transport of material in or out of the cell.

Active transport

500

The shape of most viral capsids is either ____ or helical.

Icosahedral