This bingo card has a free space and 34 words: Ribosomes / Makes Proteins, Rough ER / Makes proteins and transports them around the cell, Golgi Complex / Packages things like proteins into vesicles., Vesicles / Packages of proteins and materials that can be stored in the cell or undergo exocytosis to be excreted., Bacteria/ Small cells that have a cell membrane, cell wall, ribosomes and DNA., Mitochondria/ Responsible for cellular respiration where the organelle uses glucose and oxygen to generate ATP energy for the cell (aka powerhouse of the cell)., Chloroplast / Responsible for photosynthesis where sunlight, CO2, H20 to produce Glucose (food) (C6H12O6) and oxygen O2, Cell membrane/ Controls what enters and leaves the cell and important in communication. It is made of phospholipids and proteins., Cell Wall/ A solid structure on the outside of plant cells that helps protect, support and communicate., Cilia/ Small hairs that help an animal cell move., Flagella/ Long whiplike tail that helps a cell move., Central Vacuole/ Large structure that stores water, mineral and nutrients for a plant cell., Nucleus/Contains the genetic instructions of the cell and the instructions to make proteins., Nucleolus/ Makes Ribosomes, Microtubules/ Structures that add support to the cytoskeleton and help hold the organelles in place., Lysosome/ Structure that contains enzymes to break down food and clean up the cell or destroy toxins., Smooth ER/ Makes and transports lipids and hormones., Passive / Type of transport that moves molecules from high to low concentration, without energy, down the gradient., Active/ Type of transport that moves molecules from low to high concentration, with energy, against the gradient., Osmosis/ Movement of water from high water to low water or low solute to high solute., Diffusion/ Movement of molecules from high to low until they reach equilibrium., Facilitated diffusion/ Movement of large or charged particles from high to low with the help of a carrier protein., Phospholipid/ The main component of the cell membrane., Head/ The part of the phospholipid that is hydrophilic or loves water or polar., Tail/ The part of the phospholipid that is hydrophobic or hates water or nonpolar., Semi-permeable/ Because somethings can go through the cell membrane and others cannot is considered this?, Shrink/ Cells in a hypertonic solution (salty or sugary) will do what?, Swell/ Cells in a hypotonic solution (little or no solutes) will do what?, Stay the Same/ Cells in an isotonic solution will do what?, Carbohydrates/ Made of CHO, monomer is monosaccharide and used for quick energy., Proteins/ Made of CHON, monomer is amino acid and used to build structures, fight infections, transport and enzymes., Lipids/ Made of CHO with no ratio, monomer is fatty acid, used for long term energy, make up the cell, insulation and cushioning., Nucleic Acids/ Made of CHONP, monomer is nucleotide, used to store genetic info and instructions to make proteins. and Enzymes/ Catalysts that speed up chemical reactions to store and release energy with lower activation energy..
Cell BINGO! | Cell Structures/Cell Transport | Chapter 3 (Cell) Bingo | Cell Structure & Processes LT | Biology Review
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