cytoplasmportion ofcelloutside thenucleuscellmembraneregulateswhat comesin and outof the cellisotonicmeanssamestrengthdiffusionparticlesmoving from ahigherconcentrationto an area oflower contrationsomematerials canpass themand otherscannotselectivepermeabilitymitochondriaconvertchemicalenergystored infoodequilibriumwhen theconcentrationof substancesare evenlydistributedhypotonicmeansbelowstrengthcellwalla supportinglayer of aplant cellonblynucleoluswhere theassembly ofribosomesbeginlysosomescontainenzymes andbreak downlipids,carbohydratesand proteinsendocytosisprocess of takingmaterial into cellby means ofpockets orfoldings in cellmembraneanimalcella type ofeurkaryoticcell thatlacks a cellwallribosomeswhereproteinsareassembledhomeostasisthe state ofrelativelyconstantinternalconditionsvacuolestoresmaterials likesalt, waterand proteinsosmosisthe diffusion ofwater througha selectivelypermeablemembraneEukaryotecells thatdo havea nucleusexocytosisprocess ofreleasingmaterial outthe cellmembranehypertonicmeansabovestrengthpassivetransportthe movementof moleculesacross the cellmembranewithout usingenergychloroplastscontainthe greenpigmentchlorophyllnucleuscontainsnearly allof theDNAsmoothendoplasmicreticulumdoes not haveribosomes -containsenzymes thathavespecialized taksplantcelleukaryoticcell that hasa cell wallandchloroplastsProkaryotecells thatdo nothave anucluesactivetransportdiffusion usesspecial channelsto movesubstancesacross themembraneroughendoplasmicreticulumwhereribosomes,lipids andproteins aresynthesizedGolgiapparaturssorts andpackagesproteins andlipids forstorage ormovementcytoplasmportion ofcelloutside thenucleuscellmembraneregulateswhat comesin and outof the cellisotonicmeanssamestrengthdiffusionparticlesmoving from ahigherconcentrationto an area oflower contrationsomematerials canpass themand otherscannotselectivepermeabilitymitochondriaconvertchemicalenergystored infoodequilibriumwhen theconcentrationof substancesare evenlydistributedhypotonicmeansbelowstrengthcellwalla supportinglayer of aplant cellonblynucleoluswhere theassembly ofribosomesbeginlysosomescontainenzymes andbreak downlipids,carbohydratesand proteinsendocytosisprocess of takingmaterial into cellby means ofpockets orfoldings in cellmembraneanimalcella type ofeurkaryoticcell thatlacks a cellwallribosomeswhereproteinsareassembledhomeostasisthe state ofrelativelyconstantinternalconditionsvacuolestoresmaterials likesalt, waterand proteinsosmosisthe diffusion ofwater througha selectivelypermeablemembraneEukaryotecells thatdo havea nucleusexocytosisprocess ofreleasingmaterial outthe cellmembranehypertonicmeansabovestrengthpassivetransportthe movementof moleculesacross the cellmembranewithout usingenergychloroplastscontainthe greenpigmentchlorophyllnucleuscontainsnearly allof theDNAsmoothendoplasmicreticulumdoes not haveribosomes -containsenzymes thathavespecialized taksplantcelleukaryoticcell that hasa cell wallandchloroplastsProkaryotecells thatdo nothave anucluesactivetransportdiffusion usesspecial channelsto movesubstancesacross themembraneroughendoplasmicreticulumwhereribosomes,lipids andproteins aresynthesizedGolgiapparaturssorts andpackagesproteins andlipids forstorage ormovement

Cells and Cell Functions - 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. portion of cell outside the nucleus
    cytoplasm
  2. regulates what comes in and out of the cell
    cell membrane
  3. means same strength
    isotonic
  4. particles moving from a higher concentration to an area of lower contration
    diffusion
  5. selective permeability
    some materials can pass them and others cannot
  6. convert chemical energy stored in food
    mitochondria
  7. when the concentration of substances are evenly distributed
    equilibrium
  8. means below strength
    hypotonic
  9. a supporting layer of a plant cell onbly
    cell wall
  10. where the assembly of ribosomes begin
    nucleolus
  11. contain enzymes and break down lipids, carbohydrates and proteins
    lysosomes
  12. process of taking material into cell by means of pockets or foldings in cell membrane
    endocytosis
  13. a type of eurkaryotic cell that lacks a cell wall
    animal cell
  14. where proteins are assembled
    ribosomes
  15. the state of relatively constant internal conditions
    homeostasis
  16. stores materials like salt, water and proteins
    vacuole
  17. the diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane
    osmosis
  18. cells that do have a nucleus
    Eukaryote
  19. process of releasing material out the cell membrane
    exocytosis
  20. means above strength
    hypertonic
  21. the movement of molecules across the cell membrane without using energy
    passive transport
  22. contain the green pigment chlorophyll
    chloroplasts
  23. contains nearly all of the DNA
    nucleus
  24. does not have ribosomes - contains enzymes that have specialized taks
    smooth endoplasmic reticulum
  25. eukaryotic cell that has a cell wall and chloroplasts
    plant cell
  26. cells that do not have a nuclues
    Prokaryote
  27. diffusion uses special channels to move substances across the membrane
    active transport
  28. where ribosomes, lipids and proteins are synthesized
    rough endoplasmic reticulum
  29. sorts and packages proteins and lipids for storage or movement
    Golgi apparaturs