JEOPARDY n 1) Stated that all plants are composed of cells. n Schleiden n 2) “Cell Drinking” n Pinocytosis n 3) Stated that all cells come from pre-existing cells. n Virchow

JEOPARDY n 4) The term used to describe phospholipids tails. n Hydrophobic n 5) The type of cell which lacks nuclei n Prokaryotic n 6) Channels and pumps that move materials across cell membranes are made of: n Proteins

JEOPARDY n 7) This organelle is used for detoxification of toxins (drugs and alcohol) n Smooth ER n 8) Uses energy from food to make high energy compounds. n Mitochondrion n 9) Process of removing materials from the cell through the cell membrane. n Exocytosis

JEOPARDY n 10) Maintains cell shape and is incorporated in cell movement. n Cytoskeleton n 11) The type of solution that has more solute outside of the cell compared to inside. n Hypertonic n 12) Site where lipid components of the cell membrane are assembled and where proteins are modified. n E.R.

JEOPARDY n 13) A solution where the concentration is equal on both sides of the cell membrane n Isotonic n 14) Removes debris that clutters a cell. n Lysosomes n 15) The cell membrane must be _________ to allow SOME things to move into and out of the cell. n Selectively Permeable.

JEOPARDY n 16) When plants lose water their cell membrane pulls away from their cell wall, this is known as: n Plasmolysis n 17) Assembly of Ribosomes begin here n Nucleolus n 18) When plants are placed in a hypotonic solution they experience this: n Turgor Pressure

JEOPARDY n 19) Stores materials such as water and salts. n Vacuoles n 20) Another word for “burst” n Lyse n 21) Modifies, sorts and packages proteins and other material from the E.R. n Golgi Apparatus

JEOPARDY n 22) Doubled layer sheet which creates the cell membrane. n Lipid Bilayer n 23) The carbohydrate that makes up the cell walls of plant cells. n Cellulose 24) The amount of a solute in a given area is know as: n Concentration

JEOPARDY n 25) A fresh water fish is placed into salt water, what will happen to the fish’s cells? n Shrivel up/shrink n 26) The movement of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration. n Diffusion 27) A solution with a higher concentration of solute inside the cell than outside. n Hypotonic

JEOPARDY n 28) Process of taking in materials through pockets in the cell membrane. n Endocytosis n 29) Transportation of molecules across a cell membrane which requires energy. n Active transport 30) Diffusion of molecules with the help of protein channels, requires NO energy. n Facilitated Diffusion