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Science Vocabulary Topic: Cells Unit #3 By:

Cell Specialization Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Prokaryotic Cell Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Eukaryotic Cell Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Plant Cell Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Animal Cell Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Bacteria Cell Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

DNA Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

PLasmid Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Chromosome Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Organelle Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Nucleus Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Centrioles Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Chloroplast Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Lysosomes Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Cell Wall Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Cytoplasm Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Vacoule Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Membrane Bound-Organellles Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Plasma Membrane Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Selectively Permeable Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Phospholipid Bilayer Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Diffusion Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Concentration gradient Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Equilibrium Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Passive Transport Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Active Transport Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

ATP Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Facilitated Diffusion Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Osmosis Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Endocytosis Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Exocytosis Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Aerobic Resiparation Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Anaerobic Respiration Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Lactic Acid Fermentation Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Alcoholic Fermentation Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Producer Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text

Autotroph Insert text Insert text Insert text Insert text Picture: Example or Fact: Insert text Insert text