Definitions/Questions
Parts of a Cell
History of Anatomy
100

The study of the human body

Anatomy

100

“little organ”

Organelles

100

Which Roman physician soaked rags in wine to kill germs?

Galen

200

The study of how all the parts of the body work

Physiology

200

A runny jelly like substance that has nutrients in it

Cytoplasm

200

Which Dutch scientist discovered a great use for glass lenses which would be used for magnifying things?

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

300

Theory that life could come into existence from nonliving things

Spontaneous generation

300

Protect and destroy invaders like bacteria

Lysosome

300

Which scientist dissected human cadavers to further discoveries in anatomy?

Andreas Vesalius

400

Contains all information about that person

DNA

400

Border or wall of a cell

Cell membrane

400

This famous Greek philosopher believed that in order to be healthy, your body needed equal amounts of four liquids.

Hippocrates

500

Become different

Differentiate

500

Sugar that cells use to burn as fuel

Glucose

500

What is the Hippocratic Oath?

An oath which states that doctors should always do good and never harm to anyone.

600

A group of cells of the same type

Tissues

600

Core or center

Nucleus

600

What did Ancient Egyptians use to preserve bodies?

Salt

700

One set from your mother, one set from your father which determines what color hair, eyes, how tall

Genes

700

Where RNA goes after it leaves the nucleus - creates protein

Ribosomes

700

What organ did the Ancient Egyptians remove and weigh to determine if the person was worthy of entering heaven?

The heart

800

Copies part of the info in DNA and leaves the nucleus through one of the pores in the membrane

RNA

800

Takes chemicals that were packed by the Golgi Bodies and delivers them to where they are needed

Endoplasmic reticulum

800

How did cells get their name?

Robert Hooke looked at cork under a microscope and saw that the rectangular shapes reminded him of the rooms Monks sleep in, called cells.

900

What are the four main kinds of tissue?

Nervous tissue, muscular tissue, connective tissue, epithelial tissue

900

Powered by nutrients after you eat food

Mitochondria

900

Which scientist believed in spontaneous generation?

Aristotle

1000

What were the four humors?

Black bile, yellow bile, phlegm, and blood

1000

Special organelles that help cells reproduce

Centrioles