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Cells Alphabet QuestVersión en línea Explore cell terms A-Z por Ma. Ana Clara Deloso A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A filament protein that helps form the cytoskeleton and supports cell shape and movement. Starts with B Structure that anchors cilia or flagella to the cell surface. Starts with C Organelle in plant cells that conducts photosynthesis to make sugars. Starts with D Molecule carrying genetic information stored in chromatin within the nucleus. Starts with E Network of sacs that synthesize and transport proteins (rough) or lipids (smooth). Starts with F Whip-like projection that enables locomotion in some cells. Starts with G Stack of cisternae that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and lipids. Starts with H Protein around which DNA is wound to form chromatin in the nucleus. Starts with I Protein that allows specific ions to pass through the membrane, altering electric charge. Starts with J Connections between cells that allow communication or substance passage. Starts with K Protein structure on chromosomes where spindle fibers attach during cell division. Starts with L Vesicle containing enzymes that break down waste and foreign material. Starts with M Organelle that generates chemical energy via respiration. Starts with N Control center of the cell that houses DNA and nucleolus. Starts with O Specialized membrane-bound structure with a specific function inside the cell. Starts with P Phospholipid boundary that encloses the cell and regulates traffic. Starts with Q State of a cell with minimal metabolic activity, often in pause. Starts with R Molecular complex that builds proteins by translating RNA. Starts with S Fluid surrounding chloroplast thylakoids where synthesis occurs in photosynthesis. Starts with T Protein building block of microtubules that shape the cell and separate chromosomes. Starts with U Nucleobase used in RNA, complementary to adenine in transcription. Starts with V Membrane-bound sac that stores water and helps maintain turgor. Starts with W Rigid layer outside the plasma membrane that provides structure in plant cells. Starts with X Plant cell type specialized in transporting water through conduits. Starts with Y Fungus cell used as a simple eukaryotic model in biology. Starts with Z Fertilized cell that contains combined genetic material from two gametes.

Cells Alphabet QuestVersión en línea

Explore cell terms A-Z

por Ma. Ana Clara Deloso

Starts with A

A filament protein that helps form the cytoskeleton and supports cell shape and movement.

Starts with B

Structure that anchors cilia or flagella to the cell surface.

Starts with C

Organelle in plant cells that conducts photosynthesis to make sugars.

Starts with D

Molecule carrying genetic information stored in chromatin within the nucleus.

Starts with E

Network of sacs that synthesize and transport proteins (rough) or lipids (smooth).

Starts with F

Whip-like projection that enables locomotion in some cells.

Starts with G

Stack of cisternae that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and lipids.

Starts with H

Protein around which DNA is wound to form chromatin in the nucleus.

Starts with I

Protein that allows specific ions to pass through the membrane, altering electric charge.

Starts with J

Connections between cells that allow communication or substance passage.

Starts with K

Protein structure on chromosomes where spindle fibers attach during cell division.

Starts with L

Vesicle containing enzymes that break down waste and foreign material.

Starts with M

Organelle that generates chemical energy via respiration.

Starts with N

Control center of the cell that houses DNA and nucleolus.

Starts with O

Specialized membrane-bound structure with a specific function inside the cell.

Starts with P

Phospholipid boundary that encloses the cell and regulates traffic.

Starts with Q

State of a cell with minimal metabolic activity, often in pause.

Starts with R

Molecular complex that builds proteins by translating RNA.

Starts with S

Fluid surrounding chloroplast thylakoids where synthesis occurs in photosynthesis.

Starts with T

Protein building block of microtubules that shape the cell and separate chromosomes.

Starts with U

Nucleobase used in RNA, complementary to adenine in transcription.

Starts with V

Membrane-bound sac that stores water and helps maintain turgor.

Starts with W

Rigid layer outside the plasma membrane that provides structure in plant cells.

Starts with X

Plant cell type specialized in transporting water through conduits.

Starts with Y

Fungus cell used as a simple eukaryotic model in biology.

Starts with Z

Fertilized cell that contains combined genetic material from two gametes.

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Starts with A

A filament protein that helps form the cytoskeleton and supports cell shape and movement.

Starts with B

Structure that anchors cilia or flagella to the cell surface.

Starts with C

Organelle in plant cells that conducts photosynthesis to make sugars.

Starts with D

Molecule carrying genetic information stored in chromatin within the nucleus.

Starts with E

Network of sacs that synthesize and transport proteins (rough) or lipids (smooth).

Starts with F

Whip-like projection that enables locomotion in some cells.

Starts with G

Stack of cisternae that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and lipids.

Starts with H

Protein around which DNA is wound to form chromatin in the nucleus.

Starts with I

Protein that allows specific ions to pass through the membrane, altering electric charge.

Starts with J

Connections between cells that allow communication or substance passage.

Starts with K

Protein structure on chromosomes where spindle fibers attach during cell division.

Starts with L

Vesicle containing enzymes that break down waste and foreign material.

Starts with M

Organelle that generates chemical energy via respiration.

Starts with N

Control center of the cell that houses DNA and nucleolus.

Starts with O

Specialized membrane-bound structure with a specific function inside the cell.

Starts with P

Phospholipid boundary that encloses the cell and regulates traffic.

Starts with Q

State of a cell with minimal metabolic activity, often in pause.

Starts with R

Molecular complex that builds proteins by translating RNA.

Starts with S

Fluid surrounding chloroplast thylakoids where synthesis occurs in photosynthesis.

Starts with T

Protein building block of microtubules that shape the cell and separate chromosomes.

Starts with U

Nucleobase used in RNA, complementary to adenine in transcription.

Starts with V

Membrane-bound sac that stores water and helps maintain turgor.

Starts with W

Rigid layer outside the plasma membrane that provides structure in plant cells.

Starts with X

Plant cell type specialized in transporting water through conduits.

Starts with Y

Fungus cell used as a simple eukaryotic model in biology.

Starts with Z

Fertilized cell that contains combined genetic material from two gametes.