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Not found an animal cell

Chloroplast

Not found in animal cells

Flagella

Water is a _______ molecule, which allows it to be attached to itself, a process called_________

Polar; cohesion

Not found in prokaryotic cell

Mitochondria

In a cell, proteins are made in the __________

Ribosomes

A cell that creates an extreme amount of excess waste would most likely have more _______ than a normal cell

Lysosome

Not one of the components of the cell theory

Cells always must have a cell wall

The Jesus lizard & the water strider were able to move atop water by exploiting which property of water

Surface tension

Carbohydrates are made of simple sugars, otherwise known as

Monosaccharides

Which of these pairs of organelles are most likely to work together in the cell

Golgi body & vesicles

A tale like organelle that helps to provide motion for a cell

Flagellum

A thick, ridge, mesh of fibers that surrounds the cell membrane to protect and give support

Cell wall

Organelle that makes proteins

Ribosomes

A flattened stack of membranes that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins

Golgi body

A system of folded socks and flaps that helps create lipid and destroy toxins

Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

A supporting network for long, thin protein fibers that provide form and structure for the cell

Cytoskeleton

A sac used to store enzymes, food, water, and other materials in a cell

Vacuole

A system of folded socks and flaps that helps to transport ribosomes to different parts of the cell

Rough endoplasmic reticulum

Organelles that capture energy from the sun and converted into chemical energy

Chloroplast

The environment inside the cell membrane that is made up of water & plasma

Cytoplasm

Tube made up of microtubules that assist in cell division

Centrioles

This organ now located in the nucleus creates ribosomes

Nucleolus

Small, hair like fibers on the outside of a cell that help provide movement for the cell

Cilium

Turns sugars and other materials into energy for the cell to use

Mitochondria

Digestive enzymes surrounded in a membrane; it helps to eliminate any unwanted materials in a cell

Lysosomes

Reactants for photosynthesis

Water, carbon dioxide, sunlight

Reactants for photosynthesis

Water, carbon dioxide, sunlight

Products for photosynthesis

Sugar and oxygen

Reactants for photosynthesis

Water, carbon dioxide, sunlight

Products for photosynthesis

Sugar and oxygen

Reactants for respiration

Sugar and oxygen

Products for respiration

Water, carbon dioxide, ATP (energy)

What kind of organism have prokaryotic cells

Bacteria

What kind of organism have eukaryotic cells

Plant/animals

What kind of organism have eukaryotic cells

Plant/animals

Do prokaryotic cells have a nucleus

No

What kind of organism have eukaryotic cells

Plant/animals

Do prokaryotic cells have a nucleus

No

Do eukaryotic cells have a nucleus

Yes

What kind of organism have eukaryotic cells

Plant/animals

Do prokaryotic cells have a nucleus

No

Do eukaryotic cells have a nucleus

Yes

That's prokaryotic cells have a membrane

Yes

What kind of organism have eukaryotic cells

Plant/animals

Do prokaryotic cells have a nucleus

No

Do eukaryotic cells have a nucleus

Yes

That's prokaryotic cells have a membrane

Yes

Do eukaryotic cells have a membrane

Yes

Do prokaryotic & eukaryotic cells have ribosomes

Yes

What is the relationship between photosynthesis and respiration

It is a cycle

What is the relationship between photosynthesis and respiration

It is a cycle

Which organelles do photosynthesis and respiration occur in

Photosynthesis--> chloroplast


Respiration---> mitochondria

What is the difference between cohesion and adhesion

Cohesion is water being attracted to itself and adhesion is water being attracted to another substance

What is the difference between cohesion and adhesion

Cohesion is water being attracted to itself and adhesion is water being attracted to another substance

What are two functions of the cell membrane

Controls what goes in and out of the cell and provide structure for the cell

What is the difference between cohesion and adhesion

Cohesion is water being attracted to itself and adhesion is water being attracted to another substance

What are two functions of the cell membrane

Controls what goes in and out of the cell and provide structure for the cell

Why is the mitochondria for referred to as the powerhouse

The mitochondria provides energy for the cells by converting sugar into ATP

Why is water important for cells and body

Cells need water so they can move substances into and out of cells. the body needs water to maintain a temperature

Why is water important for cells and body

Cells need water so they can move substances into and out of cells. the body needs water to maintain a temperature

Water is considered a polar molecule explain what it means

Part of water molecule has a positive charge and another has a negative charge this is called polarity