Unit Two (Cell Theory)

1. ______ is a tumor suppressant.
3. This gives the cell structure and transports materials.
4. A concentration _______ is when substances move from a high concentration to low.
5. The Photosynthesis equation is basically just the cellular respiration equation but ______.
8. Which type of fermentation produces CO2?
10. The endoplasmic reticulum makes, modifies, and ships different types of biomolecules. Does the smooth or rough endoplasmic ship lipids?
12. In what phase of mitosis are chromosomes split.
16. Is glycolysis aerobic or anaerobic?
18. Salt is moving out of the cell. Is the solution hypertonic or hypotonic?
20. This microscope is used to view individual cells in a 2D image.
22. This type of microscope is used to view larger objects in a 3D image.
23. Lipids in the cell membrane are amphipathic, meaning they are both hydrophobic and hydrophilic. What part of the lipid is hydrophilic?
24. Cell X is able to split and has no specific functions or structures. What type of cell is cell X?

1. What type of biomolecule are receptors?
2. Prefix used to describe a chain of something.
6. What is the chemical formula for glucose?
7. Cells (the basic unit of life) come from and are made of other cells. Is this modern or classical cell theory?
9. This type of microscope is commonly used in schools.
11. DNA contains genetic information that is passed onto the offspring. All cells have close to the same chemical composition. Energy can flow within cells. Do these statements come from modern or classical cell theory?
13. What part of the cell the electron transport chain (etc) works like a water turbine?
14. Protists, Fungi, Animalia, and Plantae are all examples of this.
15. Diffusion of water.
17. What type of transport requires energy?
19. These are hair-like structures found on prokaryotes.
21. Do scanning electron microscopes view in 2D or 3D?