| A | B |
|---|
| van leeuwenhoek | scientist who invented the first simple microscope |
| nucleus | organelle that contains the genetic material |
| chloroplast | organelle involved in photosynthesis |
| cell membrane | described as fluid mosaic model |
| vacuole | organelle used for storage of water and other material |
| mitochondria | organelle that supplys energy to the cell and is also known as the powerhouse of the cell |
| ribosomes | organelle that makes proteins |
| endoplasmic reticulum | organelle that transports material throughout the cell |
| golgi body | organelle responsible for packaging and secreting material out of the cell |
| chlorophyll | pigment found inside the cholorplast |
| centrioles | organelle found only in animal cells and is used for cell division |
| cytoplasm | jelly-like substance found in cells that holds organelles into place |
| nucleolus | organelle that produces ribosomes |
| Schleiden | said all plants were made of cells |
| Hooke | scientist who looked at cork and called the compartments "cells" |
| central vacuole | largest organelle in plant cells |
| prokaryotic cells | cells that do not have a nucleus and have no membrane bound organelles |
| lysosomes | organelle that functions as the cleanup crew of the cell |
| semi-permeable | only allows certain things in and out of the cell |
| Schwann | said that all animals were made up of cells |
| ATP | releases energy when a bond is broken |
| cristae | inner fold of a mitochondrion |
| cholesterol | prevent tails of phospholipids from sticking |
| carbohydrates | act like antenna for the cell and communicates signals |
| aerobic respiration | requires oxygen in order to make ATP |
| Brown | discovered the nucleus of cells |
| hydrophobic | describes the tails of phospholipids |
| hydrophilic | loves water |
| Virchow | says all living cells come from other living cells |
