How do cellular processes work?

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Across
  1. 2. the process by which the structure of a protein is changed by factors such as acidity and temperature
  2. 6. large molecules that are made by the cell
  3. 8. a specific protein catalyst that acts to increase the rate of a chemical reaction within the cell by lowering the amount of energy required for the reaction to proceed
  4. 9. net movement of water molecules across a partially permeable membrane and down a concentration gradient
  5. 17. having a higher concentration of dissolved substances than the solution to which it is compared
  6. 20. organic compound (e.g. sugars,starch,glycogen)
  7. 21. process of decoding the genetic instructions in mRNA into a protein (polypeptide chain) built of amino acids
  8. 23. substances such as polar molecules and ionic compounds, which dissolve readily in water because they readily form hydrogen bonds with water molecules
  9. 24. membrane-bound sacs found within a cell
Down
  1. 1. the basic building blocks of nucleic acids
  2. 3. a molecule that disperses charge evenly
  3. 4. the basic structural unit of all life forms on this planet
  4. 5. process of copying the genetic instructions present in DNA to messenger RNA
  5. 7. organelles containing RNA that are major sites of protein production in cells in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes
  6. 10. compound on which an enzyme acts
  7. 11. refers to compound that dissolves easily in water
  8. 12. bulk movement of solids or liquids into a cell by engulfment
  9. 13. substances such as non-polar molecules, that are insoluble in water
  10. 14. part of the coding region of a gene that is both transcribed and translated
  11. 15. a tight coil in the polypeptide chain due to H bonding
  12. 16. a stack of flattened, fluid filled membranous sacs, known as thylakoids
  13. 18. sequences of three bases in a messenger RNA
  14. 19. a small molecule that acts as a building block for macromolecules
  15. 22. compound containing adenosine and three molecules of phosphate