Cell Theory
Organelles
Diffusion & Osmosis
Cell Division
Mitosis
100

All living things are made up on one or more of these things

Cells


100

This organelle surrounds the cell and is responsible for controlling what enters and exits the cell

Cell membrane

100

Diffusion is the principle that particles will naturally travel from areas of ___ concentration to ____ concentration

High, low

100

Cells reproduce via this method of reproduction

Asexual

100

Mitosis is defined as the division of what molecule(s) in the cell

DNA / genetic material

200

All new cells are derived from this

Other Cells

200

This organelle, only found in plant cells, is responsible for photosynthesis

Chloroplast(s)

200

Osmosis is a special type of diffusion involving these particles

Water

200

Growth, reproduction and this are the 3 main reasons why cells need to duplicate

Repair

200

These fibers are what helps pull chromosomes apart during cell division

Spindle fibers 

300

The human body is composed of roughly how many cells?

Trillions and trillions!

300

It comes in both smooth and rough versions

Endoplasmic reticulum

300

Particles always move down the ______ due to diffusion

Concentration Gradient

300

Mitosis is one of this many phases of the Cell Cycle

3

300

This membrane breaks down during prophase as the chromosomes prepare to separate

Nuclear membrane

400

Plant an animal cells are both examples of this classification

Eukaryotes

400

This organelle is larger in plant cells, whereas animal cells have multiple smaller ones

Vacuole(s)

400

Cells placed in a hypertonic solution (e.g., salt water) where the solute concentration is greater outside will have this happen to them

Send out water / shrivel up

400

Cells spend the vast majority of their lives in this phase of the cell cycle

Interphase

400

After telophase, the chromosomes have arrived at opposite poles, and this final stage of the cell cycle can begin

Cytokinesis

500

Single-Celled organisms with no nucleus are classified as this group

Prokaryotes

500

The Golgi Apparatus carries out this function inside the cell

Receiving, packaging and sorting proteins

500

Particles that are too large to pass through the cell membrane on their own are  able to move thanks to this

Facilitated diffusion / protein channels / active transport

500

Keeping this ratio within a certain limit is why cells need to reproduce instead of simply growing larger

Surface area : volume

500

Metaphase is the stage of mitosis where this happens

Chromosomes align in the middle