Plant Cells

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Plant Cells
Animal Cells
Uni- cellulars
Body Parts
Pot Pourri
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Plant cells have a very large one.
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vacuole
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This organelles provides a rigid outer structure
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Cell wall
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This organelle is responsible for making energy
for the plant
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choloroplast
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This is the name of the process that allows
plants to make food
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photosynthesis
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These are the four ingredients necessary for
plants to make food.
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Sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and chlorophyll
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The outermost organelle in an animal cell
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Cell membrane
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Two organelles used for movement in animal cells
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Cilia and flagellum
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The organelle responsible for producing energy
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mitochondrion
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The organelle that packages proteins for release
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Golgi apparatus
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The suicide cell
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Lysosome
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The type of single celled organism with a
pseudopod
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amoeba
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The jelly-like fluid you could see oozing around
in the amoeba
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Cytoplasm
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Cell recyclers
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Lysosomes
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Where proteins are put together for growth and
repair.
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Ribosomes
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The organelle that most resembles the brain
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nucleus
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The organelle that, like the lungs, is
responsible for allowing gases into the cell
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Cell membrane
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The blood of the cell
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cytoplasm
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The vacuole of the body
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stomach
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White blood cells are to the body as this is to a
cell
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lysosome
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Particles moving from high concentration to low
concentration
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diffusion
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Water diffusing through a membrane
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osmosis
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The type of membrane that only allows some things
through and not others
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Selectively permeable
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Why cells divide (3 reasons)
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To grow, repair and reproduce
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Why small cells have an advantage over large
cells (two reasons).
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The nucleus can communicate move effectively with
organelles and the greater ratio of cell membrane
to volume allows for more food and waste entering
and exiting the cell.