Cells

Question 0

Cellular ropes made of repeating units of the protein actin

Answer 0

Microfiliament

Question 1

Internal framework that anchors organelles, gives shape

Answer 1

Cytoskeleton

Question 2

Hollow tubes for transport, movement. Made of actin and Tubulidentata proteins

Answer 2

Microtuble

Question 3

Vesicles pinch off these structures, proteins modified and packaged here

Answer 3

Golgi body

Question 4

Cellular stomach

Answer 4

Lysosomes

Question 5

Selectively permiable doorman

Answer 5

Cell membrane

Question 6

The most important plastid, turns co2 h2o into sun

Answer 6

Chloroplast

Question 7

Membrane bound spheres that store water and dissolve materials , membrane around called tonoplast

Answer 7

Vacuoles

Question 8

Site of rRNA production in nucleus

Answer 8

Nucleolus

Question 9

Rod like structures that package the DNA into neat discrete unit, plays role in cell division

Answer 9

Chromosomes

Question 10

Used for movement and to move material past cell beat back and forth like oars

Answer 10

Cilia

Question 11

Site of lipid synthesis

Answer 11

Smooth er

Question 12

Appearance due to being peppered with ribosomes , this membrane network receives just synthesized protein and may modify

Answer 12

Rough er

Question 13

The brain of the cell

Answer 13

Nucleus

Question 14

Organelle has double membrane and converts to glucose an o2 to produce energy in the form of ATP

Answer 14

Microchondria

Question 15

Enclose plant cells, strong cellulose fibres give ridgeity

Answer 15

Cell wall

Question 16

Small organelles I. Plants that contain pigment or starch

Answer 16

Plastids

Question 17

Small membranous spheres that transport materials out of cell via exocytosis and into cell via endocoytosis

Answer 17

Vesicle

Question 18

Made of RNA and protein these small numerous organelles are the site of protein synthesis

Answer 18

Ribosomes

Question 19

Twin barrel like structures in animals that play a role in cell division , 9-triplet arangment of microtubles

Answer 19

Centriole

Question 20

Whip like structures used for movement in unicellular organisms have 9+2 arrangement of microtubles

Answer 20

Flagella

Question 21

Centrioles

Answer 21

9+0 pattern of microtubles
Animal cells only
Give rise to basal bodies

Question 22

Microtubles

Answer 22

Made up of thirteen rows of Tubulin proteins
Arranged in hollow tube
Moves materials in cell

Question 23

Cilia

Answer 23

Cell movement using ATP

9+2 arrangement of microtubles

Question 24

Flagella

Answer 24

9+2 arrangement of microtubles | Cell movement using ATP

Question 25

Ribosomes

Answer 25

Consist of rRNA and protein Made of two units Site for protein synthesis

Question 26

What are the three membranes with double membranes

Answer 26

Microcondria, nucleus

Question 27

Endotosis

Answer 27

Moves things into cell via membranous vesicles

Question 28

Exotosis

Answer 28

Move things out of cell via membranous vesicles

Question 29

Folded layers of membrane which act ad transport corridors through the cytoplasm of the cell

Answer 29

Endoplasmic reticulum

Question 30

Names of the two subunits of ribosomes

Answer 30

Small and large

Question 31

A small vacuole often secreted by Golgi apparatus

Answer 31

Vesicles

Question 32

Folds of the Microcondria inner member where the cellular respiration reaction occurs

Answer 32

Cristae

Question 33

These chemicals are a major component of the cell membrane

Answer 33

Phospholipid

Question 34

Organelle responsible for protein synthesis

Answer 34

Ribosomes

Question 35

Organelle which conducts photosynthesis

Answer 35

Chloroplast

Question 36

Cells which have a membrane bound nucleus

Answer 36

Eukaryotic

Question 37

The middle part of the cell membrane is called _______ because it is water fearin

Answer 37

Hydrophobic

Question 38

A structure found inside of a cell which carries out a specific function

Answer 38

Organelle

Question 39

The centre area of a mitochondrion

Answer 39

Matrix

Question 40

Proteins that associate with DNA to form chromosome

Answer 40

Histones