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an outer covering of cells

epidermis

controls what comes into and what goes out of cells

plasma membrane

control center of the cell

nucleus

large storage structures

vacuoles

all cellular material outside the nucleus

cytoplasm

functional plant or animal

organism

the idea that each cell possesses a life of its own

cell theory

outer covering around plant cells made of fibrous material

cell wall

the idea that a functioning organism represents life

organismal theory

small structure(s) within the nucleus

nucleolus

ability to tell two points apart

resolve power

magnifies an object using light and lenses

optical microscope

magnifies using streams of electrons

electron microscope

single body tube

monocular

lens found in the eyepiece

ocular lens

two eyepieces

binocular

magnifying lens closest to the specimen

objective lens

galileo used ____________

mathematics

first to carefully document observations of blood cells, sperm cells, and other microorganisms

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

sixteenth century eyeglass maker(s)

hans and zaccharias janssen

greatly improved quality of magnified images with his microscope

charles spencer

invented the electron microscope

max knott and ernst russia

production of needed energy

mitochondrion

production of protein

ribosome

production of ribosomes

nucleolus

production of secretions

golgi bodies

store foods or pigments

plastids

tubes serving as transportation canals

endoplasmic reticulum

form fibers to separate chromosomes evenly

centrioles

contain digestive enzymes

lysosomes

contain genes for traits

chromosomes

glycolysis ends in the production of:

pyruvic acid

the plasma membrane is made up of:

a double layer of phospholipids

when an animal cell is placed in a hypotonic solution:

it will gain water and may burst

division of the nucleus in reproductive cells

meiosis

when the cell concentrates potassium within, against the natural tendency of matter, it is performing:

active transport

the plasma membrane contains:

protein

diffusion where water moves from a higher concentration to a lower concentration

osmosis

a water solution that has the same concentration as the cells is said to be ______

isotonic

organelles that produce energy for the cell and ultimately for the body are called:

mitochondria

5 transport mechanisms of the cell

active transport, passive diffusion, facilitated diffusion, pinocytosis, phagocytosis

relative concentration of water in a hypotonic solution:

high

food vacuoles and lysosome

digestion

all cellular material outside the nucleus

cytoplasm

transportation routes in cell

endoplasmic reticulum

phagocytosis

ingestion

passive diffusion

cellular respiration

spindle production for cell division

centrioles

what level of organization are the colonial protozoans an example of?

cellular

molecules helped by protein

facilitated diffusion

cell engulfs particles in cell "eating"

phagocytosis

transports oxygen, carbon dioxide

passive diffusion

transports sodium, potassium

active transport

transports proteins, nucleic acids

pinocytosis