FlagellumLong whip-like structurefor cellmovement.MotorproteinProtein thatmovesorganelles orvesicles alongcytoskeletontracks.ChannelproteinProteinforming achannel formolecules topass.CentrioleCylindricalstructuresinvolved incell division.ConcentrationgradientDifference inconcentrationof asubstanceacross space.LipidbilayerTwo layers ofphospholipidsforming themembrane.NucleolusRegion insidenucleus whereribosomal RNAis produced.ChemiosmosisMovement ofions acrossa membraneto drive ATPsynthesis.GlycoproteinProtein withcarbohydrateattached.CiliaShort hair-likeprojectionsfor movementor sensing.EndocytosisThe process bywhich a celltakes inmaterials byengulfing themin a vesicle.ElectrochemicalgradientA combination ofconcentration andelectrical gradientsthat drives themovement of ionsacross amembrane.NucleusOrganellecontainingDNA andcontrollingcell activities.Role ofcarbohydratesCellrecognition,signaling,adhesion.CytoplasmFluid insidethe cell thatholdsorganelles.SelectivepermeabilityMembraneallows somesubstancesthrough butnot others.ExocytosisThe process bywhich a cellreleases materialsvia vesicles fusingwith the plasmamembrane.VacuoleMembrane-boundorganellestoring water,nutrients, orwaste.VesicleSmallmembrane-bound sacfor transportin the cell.TransitionstateHigh-energyintermediatestate duringa chemicalreaction.Substrate(inenzymaticreactions)Moleculethat binds toan enzyme’sactive site.CarrierproteinProtein thatchangesshape tomovemolecules.PerioxisomeOrganellebreakingdown fattyacids anddetoxifying.proteinpumpProtein usingATP to movemoleculesagainstgradientFlagellumLong whip-like structurefor cellmovement.MotorproteinProtein thatmovesorganelles orvesicles alongcytoskeletontracks.ChannelproteinProteinforming achannel formolecules topass.CentrioleCylindricalstructuresinvolved incell division.ConcentrationgradientDifference inconcentrationof asubstanceacross space.LipidbilayerTwo layers ofphospholipidsforming themembrane.NucleolusRegion insidenucleus whereribosomal RNAis produced.ChemiosmosisMovement ofions acrossa membraneto drive ATPsynthesis.GlycoproteinProtein withcarbohydrateattached.CiliaShort hair-likeprojectionsfor movementor sensing.EndocytosisThe process bywhich a celltakes inmaterials byengulfing themin a vesicle.ElectrochemicalgradientA combination ofconcentration andelectrical gradientsthat drives themovement of ionsacross amembrane.NucleusOrganellecontainingDNA andcontrollingcell activities.Role ofcarbohydratesCellrecognition,signaling,adhesion.CytoplasmFluid insidethe cell thatholdsorganelles.SelectivepermeabilityMembraneallows somesubstancesthrough butnot others.ExocytosisThe process bywhich a cellreleases materialsvia vesicles fusingwith the plasmamembrane.VacuoleMembrane-boundorganellestoring water,nutrients, orwaste.VesicleSmallmembrane-bound sacfor transportin the cell.TransitionstateHigh-energyintermediatestate duringa chemicalreaction.Substrate(inenzymaticreactions)Moleculethat binds toan enzyme’sactive site.CarrierproteinProtein thatchangesshape tomovemolecules.PerioxisomeOrganellebreakingdown fattyacids anddetoxifying.proteinpumpProtein usingATP to movemoleculesagainstgradient

BIO 1305 Exam 2 Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Long whip-like structure for cell movement.
    Flagellum
  2. Protein that moves organelles or vesicles along cytoskeleton tracks.
    Motor protein
  3. Protein forming a channel for molecules to pass.
    Channel protein
  4. Cylindrical structures involved in cell division.
    Centriole
  5. Difference in concentration of a substance across space.
    Concentration gradient
  6. Two layers of phospholipids forming the membrane.
    Lipid bilayer
  7. Region inside nucleus where ribosomal RNA is produced.
    Nucleolus
  8. Movement of ions across a membrane to drive ATP synthesis.
    Chemiosmosis
  9. Protein with carbohydrate attached.
    Glycoprotein
  10. Short hair-like projections for movement or sensing.
    Cilia
  11. The process by which a cell takes in materials by engulfing them in a vesicle.
    Endocytosis
  12. A combination of concentration and electrical gradients that drives the movement of ions across a membrane.
    Electrochemical gradient
  13. Organelle containing DNA and controlling cell activities.
    Nucleus
  14. Cell recognition, signaling, adhesion.
    Role of carbohydrates
  15. Fluid inside the cell that holds organelles.
    Cytoplasm
  16. Membrane allows some substances through but not others.
    Selective permeability
  17. The process by which a cell releases materials via vesicles fusing with the plasma membrane.
    Exocytosis
  18. Membrane-bound organelle storing water, nutrients, or waste.
    Vacuole
  19. Small membrane-bound sac for transport in the cell.
    Vesicle
  20. High-energy intermediate state during a chemical reaction.
    Transition state
  21. Molecule that binds to an enzyme’s active site.
    Substrate (in enzymatic reactions)
  22. Protein that changes shape to move molecules.
    Carrier protein
  23. Organelle breaking down fatty acids and detoxifying.
    Perioxisome
  24. Protein using ATP to move molecules against gradient
    protein pump