Across
- 3. This is the basic unit of life.
- 6. When we exhale the diaphragm moves ___.
- 7. Occurs by a process called cleavage where a cleavage furrow deepens, until it breaks the 2 halves apart, to form 2 daughter cells.
- 9. Control centre of the cell.
- 10. Last name of the person who discovered cells.
- 11. In our diffusion lab we added celery, __________, and raisins to solutions with different solute concentrations.
- 14. Each cell is made up of smaller components called ______.
- 15. An ________ is made up of at least 2 different types of tissues.
- 16. Movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
- 19. The movement specifically of H2O molecules across a membrane.
- 20. Small spherical organelles that make protein.
- 22. Performs cellular respiration creating energy.
- 24. Carry blood away from the heart.
- 26. All cells start out as _____ cells.
- 27. A __________ solution is one with a lower solute concentration.
- 29. Guanine is always paired with __________.
- 30. When specialized cells work together to perform a special function they are referred to as ______.
- 31. In this phase of mitosis fibres line up the chromosomes in the middle of the cell.
Down
- 1. Adenine is always paired with __________.
- 2. A whip-like tail that helps with movement of the cell.
- 4. This type of tissue enables body parts to move, exert force or change shape.
- 5. An ___________ solution has the same concentration on both sides.
- 8. The growth stage of the cell life cycle.
- 12. When we inhale the diaphragm moves ______.
- 13. Carry blood towards the heart.
- 17. The division stage of the cell life cycle.
- 18. Maintains turgid pressure.
- 21. The cells hereditary material.
- 23. DNA is made up of a series of smaller units called ___________.
- 25. This type of tissue covers the external and internal body surfaces.
- 28. The process that breaks food down physically, and chemically, into nutrients.
