Matching Pairs Cells Midterm ReviewOnline version Review of Cells and cell transport vocabulary by Ms. Marissa Donato 1 Active Transport-What is it? 2 Osmosis: the diffusion of water. There are three types of osmosis that can occur: Hypotonic solutions, hypertonic solutions, and isotonic solutions. 3 Centrioles: This organelle looks like a bunch of sticks and helps with the cell dividing/reproducing. 4 Golgi Body/Complex/Apparatus: receives proteins and lipids from the ER, packages them up, and ships them in or outside of the cell. 5 Eukaryotic Cell 6 Cell/Plasma Membrane: This organelle wraps around the cell and is SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE (decides what can come in and out of the cell). 7 Ribosome: This organelle makes proteins. 8 Endoplasmic Reticulum: has two parts to it-rough and smooth. Rough ER: makes proteins and lipids; has ribosomes on it. Smooth ER: makes lipids, hormones, and detoxifies. No ribosomes on it. 9 Lysosome: This organelle contains enzymes and can break down bacteria, old or broken organelles, and other waste materials. 10 Diffusion: Passive transport when molecules move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. 11 NucleusL the control center of the cell. it controls all processes and reproduction of the cell. 12 Passive transport-What is it? 13 Mitochondria: This organelle makes ATP molecules, which contain energy for the cell. 14 Prokaryotic cell 15 Cytoplasm: This is the gel-like liquid that fills up the inside of ALL cells. It helps keep the organelles in place. 16 Chloroplast: This organelle performs photosynthesis, which is the process that makes food for a plant cell. Transport into and out of a cell that does not require any energy. Transport into and out of the cell that DOES require energy.
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