Unit 3
The cell
Anatomy of a Generalized Cell
Complete the crossword, then click on "Check" to check your answer. Click on a number in the grid to see the clue or clues for that number.
Transverse: |
| 1. | packages proteins to be incorporated into the plasma membrane, incorporated into lysosomes, or to be exported from the cell. | | 3. | contains genetic material and coils into chromosomes during mitosis. | | 5. | controls the release of energy from foods; forms ATP | | 6. | These can be described as two rod shaped bodies that are located near the nucleus; they are involved in the direct formation of the mitotic spindle. | | 8. | these organelles are found scattered in the cytoplasm; they function in the detoxification of alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, etc.... | | 9. | These may be found floating freely in the cytoplasm or attached to membrane systems like the RER; they function in protein synthesis. | | 11. | These are disperesed throughout the cytoplasm and provide nutrients; they represent cell waste, stored products, etc.. | | 12. | These organlles are found scattered throughout the cytoplasm; they are responsible for the digestion of ingested materials and worn out cells. | | 13. | This is the storehouse for genetic information; this directs cellular activities including cell divsion. | | 14. | this is the site of steroid synthesis and lipid metabolism. |
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Sagittal: |
| 2. | this confines cell contents; regulates entry and exit of materials. | | 4. | Transports proteins made on its ribosomes to other sites in the cell; systhesizes membrane lipids. | | 7. | These are projections of the plasma membrane and function in increasing its surface area. | | 10. | This is the storehouse and assembly site for ribosomes. |
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