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What produces RNA?
Nucleolus
(located in nucleus)
What modifies the protein that is produced by ribosomes?
Golgi Apparatus
(alos produces lysosomes)
What do ribosomes produce?
proteins
What are vacuoles that contain enzymes called?
Lysosomes
(will digest organic molecules)
What does the mitochondria produce?
ATP produces cholesterol
What produces RNA?
Nucleolus
(located in nucleus)
What modifies the protein that is produced by ribosomes?
Golgi Apparatus
(alos produces lysosomes)
What do ribosomes produce?
proteins
What are vacuoles that contain enzymes called?
Lysosomes
(will digest organic molecules)
What does the mitochondria produce?
ATP produces cholesterol
What is the name of the network of channels passing through the cytoplasm?
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
(have ribosomes attached to them)
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum produces?
Lipids and carbohydrates
(no ribosomes attached)
The process where RNA picks up the coded message from DNA is called?
Transcription
(interpreting the message:translation)
What cell organelle is responsible for turning a protein molecule into a glycoprotein?
Golgi apparatus
What cell organelle is located inside the nucleus?
Nucleolus
Which cell organelle consists of enzymes that can be used to digest large organic molecules?
Lysosomes
Glycolipids are associated with which layer of the cell membrane?
Outer layer
Which membrane structure creates the pores of the cell?
Protein
Which cell organelle makes ATP? (Adenosine triphosphate)
Mitochondria
Which cell organelle produces lysosomes?
Golgi Apparatus
Identify the cell organelle that is involved in producing carbohydrates?
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum produces carbs and lipids
Which endoplasmic reticulum lacks ribosomes?
Smooth
The cell membrane structure that is only located in the outer layer is?
the glycolipid molecule
How many layers make up the cell membrane?
2
Large molecules cannot pass through the cell membrane and must therefore pass through what?
Protein channels
(Example glucose)
Water always flows from the hypotonic area to?
The hypertonic area.
The osmotic term refers to water or solute?
Solute
Hypertonic means the cellular fluid?
consists of more solutes
cell reproduction phases?
Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis
If a cell consists of 25% solutes and the solution the cells is exposed to consists of 30% solutes the cell would be considered What to the solution (hypotonic or hypertonic?)
Hypotonic
If a cell consists of 90% water and the solution the cell is exposed to consists of 80% the cell would be considered(hypertonic or hypotonic) to the solution?
Hypotonic
The phase of cell reproduction where the paired chromatids are lining up in the middle of the nucleus region is called?
Metaphase
When the nuclear region is pinching in two resulting in two new nuclei?
Telophase
Where the cell membrane is pinching in two resulting in two new cells?
cytokinesis
The first phase of mitosis is called?
Prophase
The first phase of the cell life cycle is called?
interphase
The phase of cell reproduction where chromatids are forming is called?
interphase
you can see the paired chromatids at what phase?
prophase
What phase does chemotherapy drugs affect cells?
anaphase
Streptomycin kills bacteria by not allowing them to produce what?
protein.
A cell that is exposed to a hypertonic environment will?
dehydrate
Which cell organelle produces proteins?
Ribosomes
Transcription occurs where?
DNA molecule
Translation occurs where?
at the ribosomes
The most abundant molecule that makes up the cell membrane is the
Phospholipid