The document discusses different types of cells and their functions and structures. It defines prokaryotes as cells without membrane-bound organelles, and plant cells as cells with vacuoles, cell walls, and chloroplasts. It also defines eukaryotes as cells with a nucleus, and liver cells as cells with over 2000 mitochondria. The document provides details on various cell organelles and their functions, such as mitochondria producing ATP and the nucleus storing DNA.

2. Types of Cells

3. Cell Functions

4. Membrane Proteins

5. Vocabulary Matters

6. Cell Organelles

7. Chemistry of the Cell

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9. Cells without membrane bound organelles

10. What are prokaryotes ?

11. Cells with vacuoles, cell walls, and chloroplasts

12. What are plant cells?

13. Cells with a nucleus

14. What are eukaryotes?

15. Cells with >2000 mitochondria

16. What are liver cells?

17. Cells with long extensions that enable it to receive and transmit impulses

18. What is a nerve cell?

19. Makes ATP for use in cell

20. What is a mitochondrion?

21. Stores DNA

22. What is the nucleus?

23. Where ribosomes are made

24. What is the nucleolus?

25. Protein synthesis occurs here

26. What is a ribosome?

27. Makes proteins for export from the cell

28. What is the Rough ER?

29. Proteins attached to the cell membrane surface

30. What are peripheral proteins?

31. Hydrophilic end of a phospholipid

32. What is the head?

33. Proteins embedded in the lipid bilayer

34. What are integral proteins?

35. Double membrane enclosing hereditary material of the cell

36. What is the nuclear envelope?

37. Membrane that chooses what substances can & can not cross

38. What is selectively permeable?

39. Many hair-like organelles that aid in cell movement

40. What are cilia?

41. Membrane folds inside a mitochondrion

42. What are crista?

43. Membrane sacs where photosynthesis takes place

44. What is a thylakoid?

45. Model of the cell membrane

46. What is the fluid mosaic model?

47. Direction lipids & proteins move in a cell membrane

48. What is laterally?

50. What is a Golgi body?

52. What is a mitochondrion?

54. What is the rough endoplasmic reticulum?

55. Organelle located inside the nucleus

56. What is the nucleolus?

57. Daily Double!!

58. ribosomes leave the nucleus through these

59. What are nuclear pores?

60. These attached to integral proteins for holding cells together or recognizing chemical messengers

61. What are carbohydrates ?

62. Subunits making up membrane proteins

63. What are amino acids?

64. Organic molecule with a head & two tails

65. What is a phospholipid?

66. Steroids make up part of this cell structure

67. What is the cell membrane?

68. Contains sugars, water, & wastes in plant cells

69. What is the central vacuole?