Across
- 3. Type of microscope we could use to take a picture of a protein
- 6. Long whip-like tail in some bacteria and protists
- 7. An intercellular junction that prevents fluid from moving between the cells.
- 8. Small vesicles that break down cellular toxins like hydrogen peroxide
- 12. Small structural proteins made of actin
- 13. The organelles that make the most ATP
- 14. Organelle containing most of the DNA
- 15. This type of junction allows heart cells to function as a unit.
- 17. Area where subunits of ribosomes are produced
Down
- 1. Starch-storing plasmids that can serve as gravity detectors in plants.
- 2. Jelly-like media of sugars, ions, and proteins that cellular organelles exist in.
- 4. Small circular ring of DNA found in bacteria
- 5. This matrix exists outside of the cell membrane and is composed of proteins and polysaccharides.
- 8. In plants, these junctions between cells allow substances to flow from cell to cell.
- 9. This bacteria lives in feces of animals and can come into contact with food, making people sick.
- 10. Large group of double-membrane organelles in plants that store pigments.
- 11. The body where finishing touches are put on proteins
- 13. Large, hollow cylinders composed of tubulin proteins.
- 16. Structures that give the rough ER it's grainy appearance.