Chapter 4
Across
- 2. Material surrounding extracellular fibers that resists compression
- 6. Addition of a phosphate group to a protein
- 11. Addition of phosphate groups to a receptor by its own kinase activity
- 14. Protein that acts as a molecular switch using GDP and GTP
- 16. ECM molecule made of a protein core with attached polysaccharides
- 18. Protein that recognizes and binds a specific signaling molecule
- 19. Signaling molecule released by neurons that affects nearby cells
- 21. Stage when a signaling molecule binds to its receptor
- 23. Enzyme that removes phosphate groups from proteins
- 26. Signaling molecule released into bodily fluids that can affect distant cells
- 27. Population-density threshold that triggers a coordinated microbial response
- 28. Small GTP-binding protein that helps transmit signals from activated RTKs
- 29. Interaction between different signaling pathways
- 30. Cell adhesion proteins that help neighboring cells attach to each other
- 32. Animal cell connection that allows small molecules and ions to pass between cells
- 35. Main structural polysaccharide in plant cell walls
- 38. Continuous network of plant cell cytoplasm connected by plasmodesmata
- 40. Signal that can cross the plasma membrane and bind to an intracellular receptor
- 41. Bundles of cellulose strands that provide strength to plant cell walls
- 43. Cell that can respond to a signaling molecule because it has the correct receptor
- 51. Plant hormone that helps prevent water loss during drought
- 53. Enzyme-linked receptor that dimerizes and phosphorylates itself when activated
- 54. Pore in a plant leaf that allows gas exchange
- 55. Signal that cannot cross the plasma membrane and binds to a surface receptor
- 56. Protein kinase involved in phosphorylation cascades
- 57. Processes that stop a signaling pathway
- 58. Surrounds the cell and regulates what enters and leaves
- 59. Conversion of an extracellular signal into an intracellular signal
Down
- 1. Community of microorganisms attached to a surface
- 3. Stage when a signal is converted and passed through intracellular pathways
- 4. Animal cell connection that forms a watertight seal
- 5. Small intracellular molecule that carries and amplifies a signal
- 7. Protein that holds signaling proteins together to increase pathway efficiency
- 8. Region outside plant plasma membranes including cell walls and air spaces
- 9. Cytoskeletal protein that helps produce cell movement and directional growth
- 10. kinase Enzyme that adds phosphate groups to proteins
- 12. Cell signaling based on population density
- 13. Cell surface receptor that activates a G protein
- 15. Proteins that loosen bonds between cellulose microfibrils to allow plant cells to expand
- 17. Chemical signal involved in communication between organisms of the same species
- 20. Channels through plant cell walls that connect the cytoplasm of adjacent cells
- 22. Membrane proteins that connect the extracellular matrix to the cytoskeleton
- 24. Pressure caused by water inside a plant cell pushing against the cell wall
- 25. Hydrophilic polysaccharide that holds water in plant cell walls
- 31. Enzyme that breaks down cAMP and cGMP
- 32. Molecule bound to an inactive G protein
- 33. Cellular change that occurs after a signal is received and processed
- 34. Series of proteins that activate one another through phosphorylation
- 36. Protein that allows tissues such as lungs to stretch and recoil
- 37. Flexible extracellular material that provides support and attachment in animal cells
- 39. Process in which a small signal produces a much larger cellular response
- 42. Main structural protein fiber in animal extracellular matrix
- 44. Molecule bound to an active G protein
- 45. Stiff extracellular layer that provides plant cells with support and shape
- 46. Rigid material that strengthens mature plant cell walls
- 47. Structure made of strong fibers embedded in a softer ground substance
- 48. Rivet-like connection that strongly holds adjacent animal cells together
- 49. Plant cell that controls the opening and closing of a stoma
- 50. Pectin-rich layer that glues adjacent plant cells together
- 52. Joining of two receptor molecules