Created by Jessie Howes
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Question | Answer |
What's a prokaryotic cell? | A small and simple cell (i.e bacteria) |
What's a eukaryotic cell? | A complex cell that includes all plant and animal cells |
What's a prokaryote? | A single celled organism (made of one prokaryotic cell) |
Name 5 subcellular structures of an animal cell | Nucleus Cytoplasm Cell Membrane Mitochondria Ribosomes |
Name 3 organelles in a plant cell that an animal cell doesn't have | Cell wall Permanent vacuole Chloroplasts |
What's the function of the nucleus? | Contains genetic material that controls the activity in the cell |
What's the function of cytoplasm? | Site of most chemical reactions within the cell Contains enzymes that control the reactions |
What's the function of the cell membrane? | Holds the cell together Partially permeable (controls what goes in and out) |
What's the function of mitochondria? | Where most of the reactions for aerobic respiration take place. Transfers energy that the cell needs to work |
What's the function of a ribosome? | Where protein synthesis occurs (proteins are made) |
What's the function of a cell wall? | Supports and strengthens cell |
What's the function of the permanent vacuole? | Stores cell sap - a weak solution of sugars and salts |
What's the function of chloroplasts? | Holds chlorophyll - a green pigment needed for photosynthesis |
Where can the DNA of bacteria be found? | Plasmids (Rings of DNA) Free floating circular strand |
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