Organelles
Animal cells use food for energy, what do plant cells use?
The tails of phospholipids are what in order to keep water out of the cell?
What is the main component of the plasma membrane?
The movement of water from high to low concentration
The function of mitochondria is to create what for the cell?
The carrier proteins are used in what type of passive transport?
If the tails of phospholipids are hydrophobic, what are the heads of phospholipids?
This type of transport requires a protein pump and cellular energy
This organelle has both a rough and a smooth portion.
The function of the ribosomes is to synthesize what for the cell?
The purpose of the plasma membrane is to help the cell maintain what?
Besides phospholipids, what large particles make up much of the plasma membrane?
This organelle uses enzymes to digest waste inside the cell.
Does the nucleus control all, some or none of the functions of the cell?
Is energy needed for passive transport?
What is the model of the plasma membrane called?
This organelle stores water, waste and various other materials for the cell.
Vesicles transport what between the ER and the Golgi Body?
proteins, ribosomes, vesicles with ribosomes, vesicles with proteins
Lipids hate water, so they are said to be this_____________. Where as ions and polar things love water, so that are said to be this___________.
How many layers does the plasma membrane have?
active transport