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membranes
All cells have: cell _____________
nucleic acids
All cells have: ______ ___________ as their genetic material
enzymes
All cells have: _________ and coenzymes
cytoplasm
All cells have: (starts with a C)
ribosome
All cells have: (starts with an R)
ATP
All cells have: use ________ as their source of chemical-bond energy
nucleus; nucleoid center
Differences between prokaryote and eukaryote: Eukaryotes have a __________ and prokaryotes have a ___________
larger; smaller
Differences between prokaryote and eukaryote: Eukaryotes are ________ in size and prokaryotes are __________ in size
complex; simple
Differences between prokaryote and eukaryote: Eukaryotes are __________ and prokaryotes are __________
memrbane; do not
Differences between prokaryote and eukaryote: Eukaryotes have _________ bound organelles and prokaryotes ______ ________
younger; older
Differences between prokaryote and eukaryote: Eukaryotes are_______ in age and prokaryotes are ________ in age
multi; uni
Differences between prokaryote and eukaryote: Eukaryotes are _______cellular and prokaryotes are ________cellular
cell
plants have a ______ wall, aniamls do not
chloroplasts
plants have _________ and animals do not
centrioles
animals have ___________, plants do not
large; none
plants have a ___________ central vacuole and animals have _______ or very small ones
flagella, not
animals have __________/ cilia, plants do __________
nucleus
Gene expression and regulation, center for protein synthesis
nucleolus
where RNA is made
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
synthesizes lipids and metabolizes carbohydrates
rough endoplasmic reticulum
has fixed ribosomes and is where proteins are synthesized
ribsosomes
major organelle in protein synthesis
golgi apparatus
The FedEx of organelles. recieves, sorts, and ships proteins to other places
lysomes
Breaks down bacteria and cleans the cell.
food vacuoles
breaks down ingested material
contractile vacuoles
Pumps excess water out of cells, found in freshwater protists
central vacuoles
Stores water, sugar, and pigments. maintains cellular waste. IN PLANTS
mitochondria
Cellular respiration- converts molecules into energy / ATP
chloroplasts
Where photosynthesis happens, turn sunlight into energy
peroxisomes
Protects cells from damage and breaks down hydrogen peroxide
cytoskeleton
Like a spiderweb throughout the cell, tubes that hold organelles in place and other things
mechanical
cytoskeleton function: ___________ support/ maintenace of the cell and its organelles
anchorage
cytoskeleton function: __________ of organelles
shape
cytoskeleton function: changing _________ of cell
motility
cytoskeleton function: cell ____________
plasma membrane; food vacuoles
cytoskeleton function: manipulation of _________ ___________ to form __________ ___________
cytoplasmic
cytoskeleton function: ______________ streaming
microtubles
type of cytoskeletal element: thickest part
intermediate fibers
type of cytoskeletal element: in between part
microfilaments
type of cytoskeletal element: thinnest part
centrioles
forms the spindle apparatus that is associated with movement of chromosomes during cell division
cilia
moves fluid across cell surface
flagella
used for movement of cells through liquid but some are used in tranduction or sensation such as in the ear
microvilli
increases surface area of cell
cell wall
used for protection, maintaing shape, and preventing excess water uptake. plants only
plasmodesmata
a cell junction that allows cytosol, water, and small solutes to pass between cells
nuclear envelope
double membrane that surrounds the nucleus