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Passive Transport
high to low
Active Transport
low to high
Permeable
can move in and out of cells
Impermeable
can't move in and out of cells
Semi-Permeable
sort of move in and out of cell
Eukaryotic
has nucleus
Prokaryotic
no nucleus
Rough ER
secretes transport vesicles
Smooth ER
no ribosomes and helps muscle contractions and the synthesis of lipids
ATP
energy
Mitochondria
powerhouse/ uses ATP
Cell Membrane
phospholipids and proteins
Cyanobacteria
makes there own food
Chloroplast
photosynthesis occurs
Granum
stack of Thylakoid
Thylakoid
disk in chloroplast that contains chlorophyll
Ribosomes
proteins from amino acids
ER
transport/delivery system
DNA
blueprint for life
Nucleolus
makes ribosomes
Synonym for Autotroph
Producer
Antonym for Autotroph
Heterotroph
Multicellular
composed of two or more cells
Unicellular
composed of one cell
Bacteria (Producer)
Cyanobacteria
Rudolf Virchow
Cells come from existing cells
Theodore Shwann
all animals composed of cells
Matthias Shleiden
all plants composed of cells
Flagellum
tails on cells used to move through liquids
Antoin Van Leeunhoek
discovered organisms called animalcules
Cell Theory
1.all cells come from existing cells
2.cell=basic unit of living things
3.cells made up of one or more cells
Cytology
study of cells
Cytoskeleton
web of proteins in cytoplasm
Nucleus
contains DNA
Vacuole
stores water
Centrioles
in animal cells usually near nucleus
Plants
have cell walls & chloroplast
Cell Walls
rigid structure that gives support to the cell
Glucose to Oxygen
c6 + h12+ 602-->ATP+ 6co2 6 h2o
Endocytosis
large molecules moving INTO the cell
Exocytosis
large molecules moving OUT of the cell