Types of transport
Type of transport that requires no energy
Passive transport
Location of ATP production. Powerhouse of your cell.....
Mitochondria
Cells that contain membrane bound organelles
Eukaryotes
This technology allowed us to look at cells.
Microscopes
Another name for the cell membrane, made of small moving individual parts.
Fluid Mosaic model
Type of transport that requires energy
Active transport
Location of photosynthesis
Chloroplast
Cells that do NOT contain membrane bound organelles
Prokaryotes
Before the cell theory, this was the leading idea of where cells came from
Spontaneous generation
This type of solution contains MORE solutes compared to the cell within it
Type of passive transport that moves water
Osmosis
Structure that creates proteins
Ribosome
Simple cells, like bacteria, that cannot make up complex structures like tissues
Prokaryotic
Name the 3 principles of cell theory
All cells come from other cells
Cells are the basic unit of life
All organisms are made of cells
The direction molecules will flow during passive transport
High to low concentration
Type of passive transport that requires a membrane protein
Facilitated diffusion
Location of DNA/genetic material within a eukaryotic cell
Nucleus
Name the characteristics that all cells share
Ribosomes
DNA/RNA
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
This scientist first discovered and named cells.
Hooke
Type of energy required for active transport
ATP
Type of endocytosis known as "cellular eating"
Phagocytosis
Name of your double layered membrane that covers the outside of your cells
Phospholipid bilayer
Cell 1 has a SA:V ratio of 6:1, Cell 2 has a ratio of 1:1. Which cell is larger?
Cell 2
Name 3 scientists that contributed to cell theory
Schleiden
Schwan
Virchow
Portion of your immune system that engulfs and consumes foreign materials in your body