eukaryoticcellseumitochondriabacterianucleusprokaryoticcellscholesterolenergyproductionexocytosisvacuoleoxygenfermentationproteinstransportproteinscarbohydrateATPorganellechloroplastnucleicacidspassivetransportribosomescellulosespecificjobsDNAcytoplasmvesiclescompoundmicroscopetransportsubstancesSchleiden,Schwann,VirchowelectronmicroscopeglucosegeneticmaterialmacromoleculeproteinproductionmulticellularosmosischlorophyllunicellularcellularrespirationphotosynthesisfacilitateddiffusiondiffusionRobertHookecytoskeletonlight energy,carbondioxide,watercelltheoryactivetransportglycolysisplants,animals,fungi,protistslipidscellmembranecellcellwallendocytosisAnton vanLeeuwenhoekeukaryoticcellseumitochondriabacterianucleusprokaryoticcellscholesterolenergyproductionexocytosisvacuoleoxygenfermentationproteinstransportproteinscarbohydrateATPorganellechloroplastnucleicacidspassivetransportribosomescellulosespecificjobsDNAcytoplasmvesiclescompoundmicroscopetransportsubstancesSchleiden,Schwann,VirchowelectronmicroscopeglucosegeneticmaterialmacromoleculeproteinproductionmulticellularosmosischlorophyllunicellularcellularrespirationphotosynthesisfacilitateddiffusiondiffusionRobertHookecytoskeletonlight energy,carbondioxide,watercelltheoryactivetransportglycolysisplants,animals,fungi,protistslipidscellmembranecellcellwallendocytosisAnton vanLeeuwenhoek

Cell Structure and Function - 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. eu
    eukaryotic cells
  2. mitochondria
  3. bacteria
  4. nucleus
  5. prokaryotic cells
  6. cholesterol
  7. energy production
  8. exocytosis
  9. vacuole
  10. oxygen
  11. fermentation
  12. proteins
  13. transport proteins
  14. carbohydrate
  15. ATP
  16. organelle
  17. chloroplast
  18. nucleic acids
  19. passive transport
  20. ribosomes
  21. cellulose
  22. specific jobs
  23. DNA
  24. cytoplasm
  25. vesicles
  26. compound microscope
  27. transport substances
  28. Schleiden, Schwann, Virchow
  29. electron microscope
  30. glucose
  31. genetic material
  32. macromolecule
  33. protein production
  34. multicellular
  35. osmosis
  36. chlorophyll
  37. unicellular
  38. cellular respiration
  39. photosynthesis
  40. facilitated diffusion
  41. diffusion
  42. Robert Hooke
  43. cytoskeleton
  44. light energy, carbon dioxide, water
  45. cell theory
  46. active transport
  47. glycolysis
  48. plants, animals, fungi, protists
  49. lipids
  50. cell membrane
  51. cell
  52. cell wall
  53. endocytosis
  54. Anton van Leeuwenhoek