CELLS

The cell membrane separates the cell from neighbouring cells and separates cell content from evironment outside the cell and its very thin.

Define cell membrane :
The cell membrane se_________ the c_________ from nei_________ cells and separates cell content from en_________ outside the cell and it's very th_________.

The cytoplasm is the watery material inside the cell membrane and it fills up all the space between the nucleus and the cell membrane.

Define cytoplasm:
The cy_________ is the wa_________ ma_________ inside the c_________ m_________ and it fills up all the sp_________ be_________ the nu_________ and the c_________ me_________.

The cytosol is the liquid part of the cytoplasm. It consists of 75 - 90% water and dissolved substances for example salt and carbohydrates.

Define cytosol:
The cytosol is the li_________ pa_________ of the cy_________. It consists of 75 - 90% w_________ and di_________ su_________ for example s_________ and car_________.

Organelles are structures within the cells.

Define organelles:
O_________ are st_________ within the c_________.

The nucleus is the largest organelle in the cell and it is oval or spherical in shape.

Define nucleus:
The n_________ is the largest o_________ in the c_________ and it is o_________ or sp_________ in sh_________.

The nuclear membrane separates the nucleus from the cytoplasm.

Define nuclear membrane:
The n_________ m_________ se_________ the n_________ from the c_________.

The nuclear pores are gaps in the nuclear membrane.

Define nuclear pore:
The n_________ p_________ are ga___ in the n_________ me_________.

DNA is located in the nucleus which contains inherited information. It controls the structure or function of the cell by determining what proteins a cell makes. When not dividing, DNA forms thickened coils called chromosomes. Nucleolus aids in the manufac

More information about the nucleus:
DNA is located in the n_________ which contains in_________ in_________. It c_________ the st_________ or fu_________ of the cell by determining what pr_________ a ce___ makes. When not d_________, DNA forms th_________

Ribosomes are small spherical organelles. In the ribosomes, amino acids are joined together to make proteins. Ribsomes can be free in the cytoplasm or attached to membranes in the cell.

Define ribosomes:
Ribosomes are sm_________ sph_________ org_________. In the r_________ am_________ ac_________ are joined together to make p_________. The can be free in the c_________ or att_________ to me_________ in the cell.

The endoplasmic reticulum is pairs of parallel membranes located in the cytoplasm of the cell. Ribosomes are attached outside of some and they are surface for chemical reactions.

Define endoplasmic Reticulum:
The e_________ r_________ is pairs of pa_________ me_________ located in the c_________ of the cell. R_________ are at_________ outside of some and they are surface for c_________ r_________s.

Golgi bodies are flattened membranes which modify proteins and package them for secretion from the cell. Proteins produced at the ribosomes move through the endoplasmic reticulum to the Golgi body.

Define Golgi Body (Golgi apparatus):
G_________ b_________ are flattened m_________ which modify p_________ and package them for s_________ from the cell. P_________ pr_________ at the r_________, move through the e_________ r_________ to the g_________ b

Vesicles are located at the edge of the Golgi bodies. They contain bubbles of liquid proteins inside.

Define Vesicles:
Vesicles are lo_________ at the ed__ of the g_________ b_________. They con_________ bub_________ of liq_________ pro_________ inside.

Lysosomes are small spheres bounded by a membrane and formed by the Golgi body. Lysosomes contain digestive enzymes that break down large particles which are taken into the cell.

Define lysosomes:
L_________ are small s_________ bou_________ by a me_________ and formed by the G_________ b_________. L_________ con_________ di_________ en_________ that br_________ down lar_________ par_________ which are taken into the cell.

The mitochondria is a sausage-shaped structure found in the cytoplasm. Each has a double membrane; a smooth outer membrane and a folded inner membrane. Cellular respiration occurs in the membrane.

Define Mitochondria:
The m_________ is a sau_________ shaped st_________ found in the cy_________. Each has a do_________ me_________; a sm_________ ou_________ me_________ and a fo_________ in_________ me_________. C_________ r_________ occurs in the m__

Centrioles are pairs of cylindrical structures located near the nucleus and it is involved in the reproduction of the cell.

Define centrioles:
C_________ are pairs of cylind_________ str_________ lo_________ near the nu_________ and it is in_________ in the re_________ of the c_________.

Some cells have fine projections that can beat back and forth to move the cell or substance. Cilia: short and numerous resembling tiny hairs for example the lining of the trachea.

Some cells have fine proj_________ that can beat back and fo_________ to move the c______ or sub_________. Cilia : sh_________ and numer_________ resembling ti___ hairs for example the lining of the tr_________

Cytoskeletons are protein fibres that give the cell its shape and assists cell movement. Microtubules are hollow rods that keep organelles in place or move them around the cell. Microfilaments move materials around the cytoplasm.

Define cytoskeleton:
C_________ are pr_________fi_________ that give the cell its shape and as_________ cell mo_________. Microtubules are hollow rods that keep organelles in place or move them around the cell. Microfilaments move materials around the cyt

Inclusions are chemical substances that are not part of the cell structure but found in the cytoplasm. For example red pigment, melanin in hair.

Define inclusions:
In_________ are ch_________ su_________ that are not part of the cell st_________ but found in the cy_________. For example red pig_________, mela_________ in ha___.

The nucleus is the

Define nucleus:
The n_________ is largest o_________ in the c_________ and it is o_________ or sp_________ in sh_________.

The cell membrane is very thin and separates the cell from neighbouring cells. Also separates cell content from the environment outside the cell.

Define cell membrane :
The cell membrane is very thin and se_________ the c_________ from n_________ cells. Also s_________ c_________ co_________ from the e_________ outside the c______.

The cell membrane separates the cell from neighbouring cells and separates cell content from evironment outside the side

Define cell membrane :
The cell membrane se_________ the c_________ from nei_________ cells and separates cell content from en_________ outside the cell and it's very th_________.

The cell membrane separates the cell from neighbouring cells and separates cell content from evironment outside the cell and its very thin.

Define cell membrane :
The cell membrane se_________ the c_________ from nei_________ cells and separates cell content from en_________ outside the cell and it's very th_________.

The cytoplasm is the watery material inside the cell membrane and it fills up all the space between the nucleus and the cell membrane.

Define cytoplasm:
The cy_________ is the wa_________ ma_________ inside the c_________ m_________ and it fills up all the sp_________ be_________ the nu_________ and the c_________ me_________.

The cytosol is the liquid part of the cytoplasm. It consists of 75 - 90% water and dissolved substances for example salt and carbohydrates.

Define cytosol:
The cytosol is the li_________ pa_________ of the cy_________. It consists of 75 - 90% w_________ and di_________ su_________ for example s_________ and car_________.

Organelles are structures within the cells.

Define organelles:
O_________ are st_________ within the c_________.

The nucleus is the largest organelle in the cell and it is oval or spherical in shape.

Define nucleus:
The n_________ is the largest o_________ in the c_________ and it is o_________ or sp_________ in sh_________.

The nuclear membrane separates the nucleus from the cytoplasm.

Define nuclear membrane:
The n_________ m_________ se_________ the n_________ from the c_________.

The nuclear pores are gaps in the nuclear membrane.

Define nuclear pore:
The n_________ p_________ are ga___ in the n_________ me_________.

DNA is located in the nucleus which contains inherited information. It controls the structure or function of the cell by determining what proteins a cell makes. When not dividing, DNA forms thickened coils called chromosomes. Nucleolus aids in the manufac

More information about the nucleus:
DNA is located in the n_________ which contains in_________ in_________. It c_________ the st_________ or fu_________ of the cell by determining what pr_________ a ce___ makes. When not d_________, DNA forms th_________

Ribosomes are small spherical organelles. In the ribosomes, amino acids are joined together to make proteins. Ribsomes can be free in the cytoplasm or attached to membranes in the cell.

Define ribosomes:
Ribosomes are sm_________ sph_________ org_________. In the r_________ am_________ ac_________ are joined together to make p_________. The can be free in the c_________ or att_________ to me_________ in the cell.

The endoplasmic reticulum is pairs of parallel membranes located in the cytoplasm of the cell. Ribosomes are attached outside of some and they are surface for chemical reactions.

Define endoplasmic Reticulum:
The e_________ r_________ is pairs of pa_________ me_________ located in the c_________ of the cell. R_________ are at_________ outside of some and they are surface for c_________ r_________s.

Golgi bodies are flattened membranes which modify proteins and package them for secretion from the cell. Proteins produced at the ribosomes move through the endoplasmic reticulum to the Golgi body.

Define Golgi Body (Golgi apparatus):
G_________ b_________ are flattened m_________ which modify p_________ and package them for s_________ from the cell. P_________ pr_________ at the r_________, move through the e_________ r_________ to the g_________ b

Vesicles are located at the edge of the Golgi bodies. They contain bubbles of liquid proteins inside.

Define Vesicles:
Vesicles are lo_________ at the ed__ of the g_________ b_________. They con_________ bub_________ of liq_________ pro_________ inside.

Lysosomes are small spheres bounded by a membrane and formed by the Golgi body. Lysosomes contain digestive enzymes that break down large particles which are taken into the cell.

Define lysosomes:
L_________ are small s_________ bou_________ by a me_________ and formed by the G_________ b_________. L_________ con_________ di_________ en_________ that br_________ down lar_________ par_________ which are taken into the cell.

The mitochondria is a sausage-shaped structure found in the cytoplasm. Each has a double membrane; a smooth outer membrane and a folded inner membrane. Cellular respiration occurs in the membrane.

Define Mitochondria:
The m_________ is a sau_________ shaped st_________ found in the cy_________. Each has a do_________ me_________; a sm_________ ou_________ me_________ and a fo_________ in_________ me_________. C_________ r_________ occurs in the m__

Centrioles are pairs of cylindrical structures located near the nucleus and it is involved in the reproduction of the cell.

Define centrioles:
C_________ are pairs of cylind_________ str_________ lo_________ near the nu_________ and it is in_________ in the re_________ of the c_________.

Some cells have fine projections that can beat back and forth to move the cell or substance. Cilia: short and numerous resembling tiny hairs for example the lining of the trachea.

Some cells have fine proj_________ that can beat back and fo_________ to move the c______ or sub_________. Cilia : sh_________ and numer_________ resembling ti___ hairs for example the lining of the tr_________

Cytoskeletons are protein fibres that give the cell its shape and assists cell movement. Microtubules are hollow rods that keep organelles in place or move them around the cell. Microfilaments move materials around the cytoplasm.

Define cytoskeleton:
C_________ are pr_________fi_________ that give the cell its shape and as_________ cell mo_________. Microtubules are hollow rods that keep organelles in place or move them around the cell. Microfilaments move materials around the cyt

Inclusions are chemical substances that are not part of the cell structure but found in the cytoplasm. For example red pigment, melanin in hair.

Define inclusions:
In_________ are ch_________ su_________ that are not part of the cell st_________ but found in the cy_________. For example red pig_________, mela_________ in ha___.

The nucleus is the

Define nucleus:
The n_________ is largest o_________ in the c_________ and it is o_________ or sp_________ in sh_________.

The cell membrane is very thin and separates the cell from neighbouring cells. Also separates cell content from the environment outside the cell.

Define cell membrane :
The cell membrane is very thin and se_________ the c_________ from n_________ cells. Also s_________ c_________ co_________ from the e_________ outside the c______.

The cell membrane separates the cell from neighbouring cells and separates cell content from evironment outside the side

Define cell membrane :
The cell membrane se_________ the c_________ from nei_________ cells and separates cell content from en_________ outside the cell and it's very th_________.