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Robert Hooke | Coined the term “cells” |
Flagella | Propeller-like extension that maneuvers the cell |
Cell Theory | Guidelines outlining the roles of cells in biology |
Prokaryote | Group of cells with no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles |
Bacteria | Single-celled organisms found in NEUTRAL environments |
Archaea | Single-celled organisms found in EXTREME environments |
Plasma Membrane | Regulates what goes in and out of a cell |
Cell Wall | Maintains the shape and rigidity of the cell |
Cytoplasm | Semi-liquid solution within cells |
Nucleoid | Region where DNA is stored in prokaryotic cells |
Plasmid | Circular section of DNA |
Fimbriae | Fibers that allow cells to attach to other surfaces |
Sex Pili | Used to pass DNA from cell to cell |
Eukaryotic | Group of cells with nuclei and membrane-bound organelles |
Organelle | Specialized structure within eukaryotic cells |
Nucleus | Stores DNA in Eukaryotic cells |
Chromatin | The DNA of a Eukaryotic cell |
Nucleolus | Where ribosomes are constructed |
Nuclear Envelope | The membrane of the nucleus |
Ribosome | Site of protein construction |
Endoplasmic Reticulum | Modifies and folds proteins and lipids |
Golgi Apparatus | Ships proteins and lipids to their destination in the cell |
Lysosome | Destroy old or dangerous particles in the cell |
Peroxisome | Break down lipids through hydrolysis |
Vacuole | Storage organelles, primarily for water |
Mitochondria | Converts sugars into energy-storing molecules |
Chloroplast | Converts sunlight into energy-storing molecules and sugars |
Microtubules | The highway system of the cell |
Microfilament | Internal support structure |
Cilia | Hair-like extensions that maneuver the cell |
Matthias Schleiden | Said all plants are composed of cells |