Cellsmostbasic unitof lifeGlobularProteinsexamples includeenzymes, pumps,and membranecarriers/channelsHyperosmoticwhen onesolution hasmore solutesthan anothersolutionNuclearEnvelopedoublemembranestructure of thenucleus thatcontains holesIntracellularFluidfluidinsidecellsDNAhoused inthe nucleus;instructionsfor genesRestingmembranepotentialthe pressure ofchemicals fromICF and ECFonto theplasmamembraneTranslationmRNA toprotein;cytoplasmTranscytosiswhen a moleculecomes into thecell, goes across,and leaves a cellwhile usingChromatinsubunits ofchromosomesmade ofcompact DNAstrains withhistonesIsotonicsolution thathas no effecton the waterof the cellTranscriptionDNA tomRNA;nucleusFlagellacellularprojectionsthat aid inmovement ofthe entire cellRibosomesused toproduceamino acidsfrom RNAMicrotubulescytoskeleton thathelps form thegeneral shape oforganelles andhelp formcilia/flagellaChemical(s)of ECFsodium andchloride;NOTtogether!!!Microvillicellularprojections thathelpsincreasingsurface area forabsorptionSimpleDiffusionnon-polarmolecules andlipid-solublesubstancespassing throughmembraneFacilitatedDiffusionpolar or largemoleculescrossing themembranewithout usingenergyPassiveTransportmembraneactivity/movementthat does not useenergyIntermediateFilamentscytoskeletonthat holdsorganelles intheir place andhelps formdesmosomesPlasmaMembranea selectivelypermeablebi-layer forcellsChannel-MediatedFacilitatedDiffusionmoleculesmoving acrossthe membranepassively byusing a pore-likeproteinChemical(s)of ICFpotassiumExtracellularFluidfluidoutsideof cellsMitosisthe processsomatic cellsdo to dividePhagocytosismembraneusing ATP toengulf large,solidmoleculesExocytosismembraneusing ATP totake outwastes andhormonesProteasomesprotein unitthat cleansup andrecycleprotein wasteCentrosomesdirectors inthe processof makingcilia andflagellaSmoothEndoplasmicReticulumwheredetoxificationand lipidsynthesisoccurRoughEndoplasmicReticulumsite wheremembrane-boundribosomeswill workPeroxisomesusesoxidasesto lysemoleculesConcentrationgradientthe gradient thatdrives passiveprocesses in thebody; high to lowconcentrationGapJunctionconnection ofcells thatmainly is usedforcommunicationPinocytosismembraneusing ATP tobring liquidsinto the cellTightJunctionsconnectionof cells thatallowsnothing topass throughMicrofilamentscytoskeletonthat formsmicrovilliMitochondriatheorized tohave comefrom bacteria;hydrolysiswithin cellHypertonicsolution thatcauseswater toleave cells;cretinismCellCyclethe generalprocess allcells do todivideGlycoproteinsprotein of theplasmamembrane thathelps 'mark'cells forrecognitionSecondaryActiveTransportmolecules using thepotential energy fromthe concentrationgradient to passthrough themembrane; NaGlucose symporterCholesterolallowplasmamembraneto be fluidGlycolipidslipid of the plasmamembrane that has apolar group attached;only found on theexternal wall of thecellChromosomescollections ofcompactedDNA units forwhen cellsare dividingIsosmoticwhen twosolutionshave thesame amountof solutesATPundergoeshydrolysis inmitochondriafor cellularrespirationNucleoliarea ofnucleus thatmakes ourribosomalsubunitsCytosolliquidfilling ofthe cellCytoplasmliquid of thecell with allof itsorganellesCarrier-MediatedFacilitatedDiffusionmolecules being'brought' acrossthe membranenon-energy usingproteins; glucoseonly movingPrimaryActiveTransportmolecules workingagainst theconcentrationgradient by usingATP; NaK pumpGolgiComplexpackagingvesicles andshippingthem outLysosomesuses acidto lysemoleculesCiliacellularprojections thataids inmovement ofthings across hecell surfaceHyperosmoticwhen onesolution hasless solutesthan othersolutionHypotonicsolution thatcauseswater to fillcells; lysisPhospholipidsmake upmost of theplasmamembraneNucleusthe cell'slargestorganelle withmost of itsgenetic materialMeiosisthe processgametes useto divideReceptor-MediatedEndocytosiswhen specificmoleculescauses the cellto use energyand bring insubstancesInterstitialFluidfluid thatliesbetweencellsPeripheralProteinsproteins thatare partialsout of theplasmamembraneActiveTransportmembraneactivity/movementthat does useenergyDesmosomesconnectionof cells thatmainly isused toanchorOsmosismovement ofwaterthroughplasmamembraneIntegralProteinsproteinscompletelyembedded intothe plasmamembraneCellsmostbasic unitof lifeGlobularProteinsexamples includeenzymes, pumps,and membranecarriers/channelsHyperosmoticwhen onesolution hasmore solutesthan anothersolutionNuclearEnvelopedoublemembranestructure of thenucleus thatcontains holesIntracellularFluidfluidinsidecellsDNAhoused inthe nucleus;instructionsfor genesRestingmembranepotentialthe pressure ofchemicals fromICF and ECFonto theplasmamembraneTranslationmRNA toprotein;cytoplasmTranscytosiswhen a moleculecomes into thecell, goes across,and leaves a cellwhile usingChromatinsubunits ofchromosomesmade ofcompact DNAstrains withhistonesIsotonicsolution thathas no effecton the waterof the cellTranscriptionDNA tomRNA;nucleusFlagellacellularprojectionsthat aid inmovement ofthe entire cellRibosomesused toproduceamino acidsfrom RNAMicrotubulescytoskeleton thathelps form thegeneral shape oforganelles andhelp formcilia/flagellaChemical(s)of ECFsodium andchloride;NOTtogether!!!Microvillicellularprojections thathelpsincreasingsurface area forabsorptionSimpleDiffusionnon-polarmolecules andlipid-solublesubstancespassing throughmembraneFacilitatedDiffusionpolar or largemoleculescrossing themembranewithout usingenergyPassiveTransportmembraneactivity/movementthat does not useenergyIntermediateFilamentscytoskeletonthat holdsorganelles intheir place andhelps formdesmosomesPlasmaMembranea selectivelypermeablebi-layer forcellsChannel-MediatedFacilitatedDiffusionmoleculesmoving acrossthe membranepassively byusing a pore-likeproteinChemical(s)of ICFpotassiumExtracellularFluidfluidoutsideof cellsMitosisthe processsomatic cellsdo to dividePhagocytosismembraneusing ATP toengulf large,solidmoleculesExocytosismembraneusing ATP totake outwastes andhormonesProteasomesprotein unitthat cleansup andrecycleprotein wasteCentrosomesdirectors inthe processof makingcilia andflagellaSmoothEndoplasmicReticulumwheredetoxificationand lipidsynthesisoccurRoughEndoplasmicReticulumsite wheremembrane-boundribosomeswill workPeroxisomesusesoxidasesto lysemoleculesConcentrationgradientthe gradient thatdrives passiveprocesses in thebody; high to lowconcentrationGapJunctionconnection ofcells thatmainly is usedforcommunicationPinocytosismembraneusing ATP tobring liquidsinto the cellTightJunctionsconnectionof cells thatallowsnothing topass throughMicrofilamentscytoskeletonthat formsmicrovilliMitochondriatheorized tohave comefrom bacteria;hydrolysiswithin cellHypertonicsolution thatcauseswater toleave cells;cretinismCellCyclethe generalprocess allcells do todivideGlycoproteinsprotein of theplasmamembrane thathelps 'mark'cells forrecognitionSecondaryActiveTransportmolecules using thepotential energy fromthe concentrationgradient to passthrough themembrane; NaGlucose symporterCholesterolallowplasmamembraneto be fluidGlycolipidslipid of the plasmamembrane that has apolar group attached;only found on theexternal wall of thecellChromosomescollections ofcompactedDNA units forwhen cellsare dividingIsosmoticwhen twosolutionshave thesame amountof solutesATPundergoeshydrolysis inmitochondriafor cellularrespirationNucleoliarea ofnucleus thatmakes ourribosomalsubunitsCytosolliquidfilling ofthe cellCytoplasmliquid of thecell with allof itsorganellesCarrier-MediatedFacilitatedDiffusionmolecules being'brought' acrossthe membranenon-energy usingproteins; glucoseonly movingPrimaryActiveTransportmolecules workingagainst theconcentrationgradient by usingATP; NaK pumpGolgiComplexpackagingvesicles andshippingthem outLysosomesuses acidto lysemoleculesCiliacellularprojections thataids inmovement ofthings across hecell surfaceHyperosmoticwhen onesolution hasless solutesthan othersolutionHypotonicsolution thatcauseswater to fillcells; lysisPhospholipidsmake upmost of theplasmamembraneNucleusthe cell'slargestorganelle withmost of itsgenetic materialMeiosisthe processgametes useto divideReceptor-MediatedEndocytosiswhen specificmoleculescauses the cellto use energyand bring insubstancesInterstitialFluidfluid thatliesbetweencellsPeripheralProteinsproteins thatare partialsout of theplasmamembraneActiveTransportmembraneactivity/movementthat does useenergyDesmosomesconnectionof cells thatmainly isused toanchorOsmosismovement ofwaterthroughplasmamembraneIntegralProteinsproteinscompletelyembedded intothe plasmamembrane

Chapter 3 (Cell) Bingo - 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. most basic unit of life
    Cells
  2. examples include enzymes, pumps, and membrane carriers/channels
    Globular Proteins
  3. when one solution has more solutes than another solution
    Hyperosmotic
  4. double membrane structure of the nucleus that contains holes
    Nuclear Envelope
  5. fluid inside cells
    Intracellular Fluid
  6. housed in the nucleus; instructions for genes
    DNA
  7. the pressure of chemicals from ICF and ECF onto the plasma membrane
    Resting membrane potential
  8. mRNA to protein; cytoplasm
    Translation
  9. when a molecule comes into the cell, goes across, and leaves a cell while using
    Transcytosis
  10. subunits of chromosomes made of compact DNA strains with histones
    Chromatin
  11. solution that has no effect on the water of the cell
    Isotonic
  12. DNA to mRNA; nucleus
    Transcription
  13. cellular projections that aid in movement of the entire cell
    Flagella
  14. used to produce amino acids from RNA
    Ribosomes
  15. cytoskeleton that helps form the general shape of organelles and help form cilia/flagella
    Microtubules
  16. sodium and chloride; NOT together!!!
    Chemical(s) of ECF
  17. cellular projections that helps increasing surface area for absorption
    Microvilli
  18. non-polar molecules and lipid-soluble substances passing through membrane
    Simple Diffusion
  19. polar or large molecules crossing the membrane without using energy
    Facilitated Diffusion
  20. membrane activity/movement that does not use energy
    Passive Transport
  21. cytoskeleton that holds organelles in their place and helps form desmosomes
    Intermediate Filaments
  22. a selectively permeable bi-layer for cells
    Plasma Membrane
  23. molecules moving across the membrane passively by using a pore-like protein
    Channel-Mediated Facilitated Diffusion
  24. potassium
    Chemical(s) of ICF
  25. fluid outside of cells
    Extracellular Fluid
  26. the process somatic cells do to divide
    Mitosis
  27. membrane using ATP to engulf large, solid molecules
    Phagocytosis
  28. membrane using ATP to take out wastes and hormones
    Exocytosis
  29. protein unit that cleans up and recycle protein waste
    Proteasomes
  30. directors in the process of making cilia and flagella
    Centrosomes
  31. where detoxification and lipid synthesis occur
    Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
  32. site where membrane-bound ribosomes will work
    Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
  33. uses oxidases to lyse molecules
    Peroxisomes
  34. the gradient that drives passive processes in the body; high to low concentration
    Concentration gradient
  35. connection of cells that mainly is used for communication
    Gap Junction
  36. membrane using ATP to bring liquids into the cell
    Pinocytosis
  37. connection of cells that allows nothing to pass through
    Tight Junctions
  38. cytoskeleton that forms microvilli
    Microfilaments
  39. theorized to have come from bacteria; hydrolysis within cell
    Mitochondria
  40. solution that causes water to leave cells; cretinism
    Hypertonic
  41. the general process all cells do to divide
    Cell Cycle
  42. protein of the plasma membrane that helps 'mark' cells for recognition
    Glycoproteins
  43. molecules using the potential energy from the concentration gradient to pass through the membrane; Na Glucose symporter
    Secondary Active Transport
  44. allow plasma membrane to be fluid
    Cholesterol
  45. lipid of the plasma membrane that has a polar group attached; only found on the external wall of the cell
    Glycolipids
  46. collections of compacted DNA units for when cells are dividing
    Chromosomes
  47. when two solutions have the same amount of solutes
    Isosmotic
  48. undergoes hydrolysis in mitochondria for cellular respiration
    ATP
  49. area of nucleus that makes our ribosomal subunits
    Nucleoli
  50. liquid filling of the cell
    Cytosol
  51. liquid of the cell with all of its organelles
    Cytoplasm
  52. molecules being 'brought' across the membrane non-energy using proteins; glucose only moving
    Carrier-Mediated Facilitated Diffusion
  53. molecules working against the concentration gradient by using ATP; NaK pump
    Primary Active Transport
  54. packaging vesicles and shipping them out
    Golgi Complex
  55. uses acid to lyse molecules
    Lysosomes
  56. cellular projections that aids in movement of things across he cell surface
    Cilia
  57. when one solution has less solutes than other solution
    Hyperosmotic
  58. solution that causes water to fill cells; lysis
    Hypotonic
  59. make up most of the plasma membrane
    Phospholipids
  60. the cell's largest organelle with most of its genetic material
    Nucleus
  61. the process gametes use to divide
    Meiosis
  62. when specific molecules causes the cell to use energy and bring in substances
    Receptor-Mediated Endocytosis
  63. fluid that lies between cells
    Interstitial Fluid
  64. proteins that are partials out of the plasma membrane
    Peripheral Proteins
  65. membrane activity/movement that does use energy
    Active Transport
  66. connection of cells that mainly is used to anchor
    Desmosomes
  67. movement of water through plasma membrane
    Osmosis
  68. proteins completely embedded into the plasma membrane
    Integral Proteins