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 No Brain Too Small  BIOLOGY 
Cell Keywords
1. Activation Energy
a) provides rigidity and strength, and supports the cell
against changes in turgor
2. Active Site
b) forms the boundary between the cell and its
surroundings
3. Active Transport
c) contents of a cell other than nucleus
4. Adenine
d) Carry genetic information
5. ADP
e) the site of photosynthesis
6. Aerobic
f) involved in cell division (probably in the organisation of
spindle fibres)
7. Alcohol
8. Amoeba
9. Anaerobic
10. ATP
11. Catalyst
12. Cell Membrane
13. Cell Wall
14. Cellular Respiration
15. Cellulose
16. Centriole
17. Chloroplast
18. Chromosomes
19. Cilia
20. Co-enzyme
21. Co-Factor
22. Concentration Gradient
23. Contractile vacuole
24. Cristae
25. Cytoplasm
26. Cytosine
27. Denatured
g) anchored in the cell membrane and extending outside
the cell used for motility
h) Involved in water regulation.
i) Energy required to get reactions started
j) Site for substrate to bind to
k) Requires energy & against concentration gradient
l) Complimentary to thymine
m) Energy molecule
n) Reaction that requires oxygen
o) Happens in the mitochondria
p) The carbohydrate making up the structure of the cell wall
q) Required by an enzyme to function
r) Required by the substrate so that an enzyme can catalyse
the reaction
s) Difference in concentrations in substances
t) Product of anaerobic respiration/ fermentation
u) Unicellular organisms
v) Respiration without oxygen
w) Changes to the active site in enzymes caused by high
temperatures
28. Diffusion
x) Dispersal of gases and liquids to occupy the space
available
29. DNA
y) Long strands with genes
30. Double Helix
z) Shape of the DNA
30a. Respiration
aa) High energy molecule
bb) Lowers activation energy
cc) Supplies cell with available energy (from glucose) and is,
therefore, needed in active transport
dd) Site of electron transport
ee) Complimentary to guanine
 No Brain Too Small  BIOLOGY 
31. Endoplasmic Reticulum
32. Enzyme
a) Phospholipid bilayer that surrounds nucleus
b) anchored in the cell membrane and extending
33. Euglena
34. Eye Spot
35. Fermentation
36. Flaccid
37. Flagellum
38. Golgi body
39. Guanine
40. Induced Fit Model
41. Ion Exchange Pump
42. Lactic Acid
outside the cell used for motility
c) the control centre of the cell; the site of nuclear
material (DNA)
d) second stage of photosynthesis
e) Speeds up reactions, specific to a substrate
f) involved in light detection within unicellular
organisms
g) Final modification of proteins and lipids. Sorting and
storage for use in the cell or packaging molecules for
export
h) Organelle that contains enzymes and destroys
foreign material by intracellular digestion.
43. Lamellae
i) Tubular network, transports substances.
44. Light Dependent Reaction
j) Low turgor pressure
45. Light Independent Reaction
k) Fresh water autotroph
46. Lipid Bilayer
l) Anaerobic respiration in plants
m) part structure of cell membranes
47. Lock And Key Theory
n) describes the specific nature of enzymes
48. Lysosome
o) Complimentary to cytosine
49. Matrix
p) theory about enzyme action
50. Mitochondria
q) active transport mechanism
51. Nuclear Membrane
r) by product of anaerobic respiration n animal cells
s) type of structure found in chloroplast
52. Nucleolus
t) liquid contents of mitochondria
53. Nucleotide
u) site of cellular respiration
54. Nucleus
v) site of nucleotide manufacture
55. Oral Groove
w) molecule made of phosphate, sugar and N- base
x) cavity lined with cilia that ingests food in protists
y) first stage of photosynthesis
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56. Organelles
57. Osmoregulation
a) fluid filled structure in the cytoplasm involved
in storage
58. Osmosis
b) synthesise polypeptides (= proteins)
59. Paramecium
60. Passive Transport
c) involved in the transport of proteins within
the cell and between the cell and its
surroundings
61. Phagocytosis
d) Structures in cells that have specific functions
62. Photosynthesis
63. Pinocytosis
e) Controlling the mount of water that enters the
cell
64. Plasmolysis
f) Complimentary base to adenine
65. Protist
g) Process where plant cells produce glucose
66. Ribosome
h) involved in the transport of lipids within the
cell and between the cell and its surroundings
67. Rough ER
68. Secretion
i) Level of water in a cell
69. Semi-Permeable Membrane
j) Living organism consisting of one cell only eg
protists
70. Smooth ER
k) Complimentary base only found in RNA
71. Stroma
l) Fluid filled space in the cytoplasm
72. Substrate
m) Releasing chemicals from a cell
73. Surface Area : Volume Ratio
74. Thymine
n) Membrane that is selective ie lets small
particles through
75. Turgor
o) Site of Calvin cycle during photosynthesis
76. Unicellular Organism
p) Enzymes work on these
77. Uracil
q) ‘cell drinking’
78. Vacuole
r) Diffusion of water across a semi-permeable
membrane
79. Vesicle
s) Fresh water heterotroph – water with
decaying material
t) Transport along a concentration gradient
u) “cell eating”
v) Shrinkage of the protoplasm away from the
wall of a living plant cell, caused by loss of
water through Osmosis.
w) Single cell organism having a cell nucleus
x) Important for the maximum size of a cell
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