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| the way something is build |
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| made up of one or more cells |
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| The exposed space that an object has. |
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| how much something holds. |
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| tiny openings that allow things to pass through. |
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| having allot of cells inside a enclosed membrane nucleus. |
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| having allot of cells inside a enclosed membrane nucleus. |
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| specialized structures that performs specific functions within a Eukaryote. |
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| outer layer that surrounds the cell. |
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| it provides support for plants and other things. |
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| contents of a living cell. |
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| organizing the movement of chromosomes during cell division. |
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| The control center it tells the what their jobs are and what they need to do. |
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| It surrounds and protects nucleus of the cell. |
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| It surrounds and protects nucleus of the cell. |
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| organelles that are main source of energy. |
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| organelle in plant and other stuff of photosynthesis |
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| Fluid filled sac within plant and animal that is responsible for holding water. |
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| an organelle of a cell that is the site of protein production |
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| organelle of a cell that is the site of lipid production and carbohydrate breakdown. |
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| organelle of a cell that is the site of finale protein process. |
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| organelle in a enclosed membrane that is in charge of packaging of proteins. |
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| membrane enclosed sac that contains enzymes that break down proteins. |
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| sac that carries materials within a cell or to another cell. |
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| Basic unit of a cell it is made of one group and two fatty acid chains. |
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| Specific about what is allowed to pass through the cell. |
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| moving a high concentration to a lower concentration. |
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| movement of fluid through semipermeable membrane from lower particle concentration to a higher particle contration |
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| substance that is dissolved in liquid to create a solution. |
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| liquid that a substance is dissolved to make a solution. |
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| any solution with a higher salt concentration |
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| a solution having a lesser solute concentration. |
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| having the same solution inside and out cell. |
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| protein that function within a membrane. |
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| Process that doesn't require energy that passes molecules through the membrane. |
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| process that doesn't require energy that passes molecules through the membrane. |
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| Diffusion that uses help but doesn't use energy |
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| Transfer molecule and if needs assistance and uses energy |
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| molecules that enter the membrane and get swallowed by the vesicle |
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| molecules that get released from cell membrane by vesicle |
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| specialized structure that carries a specific function for living organisms. |
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| group of similar orgasms that work together to perform function in a organs. |
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| process of development or specialization especially cells or tissue. |
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| process by which an egg cell and sperm cell join together |
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| process by which an egg cell and sperm cell join together |
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| The process of fertilization |
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| fertilized egg that has begun cell division |
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| group of about 100 cells of two types that form fertilized eggs |
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| chemical blueprint for all living things |
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| non specialized eggs that contain multicellular organism |
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| able to differentiate into any type of cell in human body or the placenta |
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| able to differentiate into any type of cell in human body but not in the placenta |
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| able to differntiate only into a closely related cell |
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| able to produce only its own type of cell |
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| Three parts of cell theory |
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1. cells are the basic unit of life
2. All living things are made up of cells
3. Cells come from pre-exciting cells |
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| The main difference between Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes |
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| Ekaryotes and prokaryotes are different because ekaryotes have enclosed membranes and prokaryotes do not |
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| Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes are the same because |
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| DNA Cytoplasm cytoskeletone cellmembrane ribosomes |
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