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Cell Trivia

A fun, educational game that you can use to study for chapter 2.

AB
macromoleculesbuilt from small oraganic compounds
carbohydratesused to store energy and give support
lipidsstore energy and are a Component of Cell Membranes
proteinsmake up structural functions; long chains of AA are are called polypeptides
nucleic acidscontain the cell's hereditary information
saturated fatshave mamimum # of hydrogens
unsaturated fatshave double bonds and therefore fewer hydrogens
enzymes controll chemical reactions of metabolism without being destroyed
DNAdeoxyribonucleic acid; stores hereditary information
RNAribonucleic acid; play a role in making proteins
ATPadenosine triphosphate; the cell's fuel
Atomscell's smallest components
nucleusvery dense core of an atom
protonspositive ions in the nucleus
neutronsneutral ions in the nucleus
electronsnegative ions that spin around the nucleus
ionsenequal numbers of protons and electrons
compoundtwo or more atoms held together by chemical bonds
covalent bondsshare electrons,strong and directional
ionic bondsforms between atoms of opposite charge,break apart in water
hydrogen bondsweak chemical bonds,link molecules rather than atoms
moleculescombined compounds
polar moleculesmolecules with unequal areas of charge
waterstores heat, is cohesive, is adhesive, ionics, is a powerful solvent
solutionsolvent+solute
non polar moleculeswon't disolve; they are repelled by water; biologically they determine the shape of proteins and structures of cell membranes
acida compound forming positive ions in water
basecompound forming negative ions in water
Robert Hookefirst observed cells in 1665 and named them "cells"
Van Leeuwenhoeksaw tiny protists in a drop of water
Schleidensaw cells in all parts of plants
Schwannmade same claim as Schleiden about animals
Virchowsaid cells come from other cells
cell theoryall living things are composed of one or more cells; in organisms, cells are the basic units of struture and function; cells are produced only from existing cells
cell/plasma membraneseparates cell from it's environment; regulates what goes in and out of the cell
ribosomeproteins made in cell membrane
prokaryotic cellslack internal membrane-bound compartments
eukaryotic cellsall living cells that are not bacteria
organellesmembrane-bound compartments
multicellularityenabled cells to specialize

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