Hookobservedcork with amicroscopeand used theterm cellVirchowdevelopedthe 3rdpart of thecell theorytightjunctionsform a sealbetween cellsthat controlsthe passageof substancesproteinsfound in the cellmembrane - usedfor transport,identification,receptor andattachmenttransmissionelectronmicroscopethat providesan internalviewribosomesthe siteof proteinsynthesisdesmosomesallow forcommunicationbetween tissuesfound in layerslike skin, muscleand heartcelltheorycells are the basicunits of life, livingthings are made ofone or more cells,cells come fromexisting cellscholesterolprovide abalance offluidity andstability for thecell membraneflagellatail-likestructureused formovementcellwallprovidesstructure andsupport tosome cellsfimbriaeshort hairsused inattachmentchloroplastfound in plantcells - the siteofphotosynthesiscapsuleused inattachmentand preventsdehydrationnucleushouses theDNA;controlscellularfunctionsplasmodesmatachannels thatallow for plantcommunicationsmoothERdetoxifiesandproducessubstancesfor the cellGolgiapp.modifies,sorts,packages andtransportsproteinsmicrographimagetaken withamicroscopeperoxisomescarry outoxidativereactionsresolutionthe clarityand ability todistinguishdetailsvesiclemembrane boundcompartmentsthat store,transport anddigestsubstnacesprokaryotean organism thathas a cell withouta nucleus ormembrane boundorganellescentriolesused duringcell division inthe separationofchromosomeseukaryotean organismthat has cellswith a nucleusand membraneboundorganellesDNAprovides theinstructionsfor buildingproteinsroughERproduction&transportof proteinspiliused inconjugation -the sharingof geneticinformationfluidmosaicdescribestheplasmamembranecytoskeletonmade of filamentsand tubules -providesstructure andsupport foreukaryotic cellslysosomesdigestive &recyclingsystem; breaksdown usingenzymesgapjunctionschannels thatallow for directcommunicationand the passageof substancesbetween animalcellscellmembranecontrolssubstancesentering orexiting thecellsmagnificationthe ability toproduce animage of anobject largerthan its actualsizenucleolusassemblesribosomeslightmicroscopeutilizes alenssystem tomagnifyvacuolestoragecompartmentsthat hold water,nutrients andwastescarbohydratescreates a sugarchain locatedon top ofproteins orlipids in the cellmembranescanningelectronmicroscopethat providesa surfaceviewlipidbilayerthe basicstructureof the cellmembranecytoplasmcomposed of80% water; isthe locationof chemicalreactionsSchleiden&Schwanndevelopedthe first twoparts of thecell theoryLeeuwenhoekFather ofMicrobiologymitochondriasite of ATPproductionthroughcellularrespirationHookobservedcork with amicroscopeand used theterm cellVirchowdevelopedthe 3rdpart of thecell theorytightjunctionsform a sealbetween cellsthat controlsthe passageof substancesproteinsfound in the cellmembrane - usedfor transport,identification,receptor andattachmenttransmissionelectronmicroscopethat providesan internalviewribosomesthe siteof proteinsynthesisdesmosomesallow forcommunicationbetween tissuesfound in layerslike skin, muscleand heartcelltheorycells are the basicunits of life, livingthings are made ofone or more cells,cells come fromexisting cellscholesterolprovide abalance offluidity andstability for thecell membraneflagellatail-likestructureused formovementcellwallprovidesstructure andsupport tosome cellsfimbriaeshort hairsused inattachmentchloroplastfound in plantcells - the siteofphotosynthesiscapsuleused inattachmentand preventsdehydrationnucleushouses theDNA;controlscellularfunctionsplasmodesmatachannels thatallow for plantcommunicationsmoothERdetoxifiesandproducessubstancesfor the cellGolgiapp.modifies,sorts,packages andtransportsproteinsmicrographimagetaken withamicroscopeperoxisomescarry outoxidativereactionsresolutionthe clarityand ability todistinguishdetailsvesiclemembrane boundcompartmentsthat store,transport anddigestsubstnacesprokaryotean organism thathas a cell withouta nucleus ormembrane boundorganellescentriolesused duringcell division inthe separationofchromosomeseukaryotean organismthat has cellswith a nucleusand membraneboundorganellesDNAprovides theinstructionsfor buildingproteinsroughERproduction&transportof proteinspiliused inconjugation -the sharingof geneticinformationfluidmosaicdescribestheplasmamembranecytoskeletonmade of filamentsand tubules -providesstructure andsupport foreukaryotic cellslysosomesdigestive &recyclingsystem; breaksdown usingenzymesgapjunctionschannels thatallow for directcommunicationand the passageof substancesbetween animalcellscellmembranecontrolssubstancesentering orexiting thecellsmagnificationthe ability toproduce animage of anobject largerthan its actualsizenucleolusassemblesribosomeslightmicroscopeutilizes alenssystem tomagnifyvacuolestoragecompartmentsthat hold water,nutrients andwastescarbohydratescreates a sugarchain locatedon top ofproteins orlipids in the cellmembranescanningelectronmicroscopethat providesa surfaceviewlipidbilayerthe basicstructureof the cellmembranecytoplasmcomposed of80% water; isthe locationof chemicalreactionsSchleiden&Schwanndevelopedthe first twoparts of thecell theoryLeeuwenhoekFather ofMicrobiologymitochondriasite of ATPproductionthroughcellularrespiration

CELL STRUCTURE & FUNCTION 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. observed cork with a microscope and used the term cell
    Hook
  2. developed the 3rd part of the cell theory
    Virchow
  3. form a seal between cells that controls the passage of substances
    tight junctions
  4. found in the cell membrane - used for transport, identification, receptor and attachment
    proteins
  5. electron microscope that provides an internal view
    transmission
  6. the site of protein synthesis
    ribosomes
  7. allow for communication between tissues found in layers like skin, muscle and heart
    desmosomes
  8. cells are the basic units of life, living things are made of one or more cells, cells come from existing cells
    cell theory
  9. provide a balance of fluidity and stability for the cell membrane
    cholesterol
  10. tail-like structure used for movement
    flagella
  11. provides structure and support to some cells
    cell wall
  12. short hairs used in attachment
    fimbriae
  13. found in plant cells - the site of photosynthesis
    chloroplast
  14. used in attachment and prevents dehydration
    capsule
  15. houses the DNA; controls cellular functions
    nucleus
  16. channels that allow for plant communication
    plasmodesmata
  17. detoxifies and produces substances for the cell
    smooth ER
  18. modifies, sorts, packages and transports proteins
    Golgi app.
  19. image taken with a microscope
    micrograph
  20. carry out oxidative reactions
    peroxisomes
  21. the clarity and ability to distinguish details
    resolution
  22. membrane bound compartments that store, transport and digest substnaces
    vesicle
  23. an organism that has a cell without a nucleus or membrane bound organelles
    prokaryote
  24. used during cell division in the separation of chromosomes
    centrioles
  25. an organism that has cells with a nucleus and membrane bound organelles
    eukaryote
  26. provides the instructions for building proteins
    DNA
  27. production & transport of proteins
    rough ER
  28. used in conjugation - the sharing of genetic information
    pili
  29. describes the plasma membrane
    fluid mosaic
  30. made of filaments and tubules - provides structure and support for eukaryotic cells
    cytoskeleton
  31. digestive & recycling system; breaks down using enzymes
    lysosomes
  32. channels that allow for direct communication and the passage of substances between animal cells
    gap junctions
  33. controls substances entering or exiting the cells
    cell membrane
  34. the ability to produce an image of an object larger than its actual size
    magnification
  35. assembles ribosomes
    nucleolus
  36. utilizes a lens system to magnify
    light microscope
  37. storage compartments that hold water, nutrients and wastes
    vacuole
  38. creates a sugar chain located on top of proteins or lipids in the cell membrane
    carbohydrates
  39. electron microscope that provides a surface view
    scanning
  40. the basic structure of the cell membrane
    lipid bilayer
  41. composed of 80% water; is the location of chemical reactions
    cytoplasm
  42. developed the first two parts of the cell theory
    Schleiden & Schwann
  43. Father of Microbiology
    Leeuwenhoek
  44. site of ATP production through cellular respiration
    mitochondria