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Microscopes enabled scientists to see these structures for the first time.Game BoardDD1100DD2This is how many molecules thick is the cell membrane is.Game BoardDD1100DD2Name the organelles above (A-G)Game Board

Daily Double 2Game BoardDD1100DD2This organelle holds DNA which is the genetic information of the cell.Game BoardDD1100DD2The Cell Theory applies to these kind of cells (Plant, Animal, Bacteria or all of them)Game BoardDD1200DD2Chloroplasts are found in these cells.Game BoardDD1200DD2The difference between osmosis and diffusion is thisGame BoardDD1200DD2This organelle provides support and rigidity to plant cellsGame BoardDD1200DD2English scientists who first coined the term cell after looking at a piece of corkGame BoardDD1300DD2This is the term for a cell taking in liquids by pinching off of the cell membrane.Game BoardDD1300DD2Lysosomes are found in these kind of cells.Game BoardDD1300DD2Once this is reached, the same molecules move one way across the membrane as move the other way.Game BoardDD1300DD2This organelle breaks down food particles.Game BoardDD1300DD2German scientist who observed that plants are made up of cells Game BoardDD1400DD2This molecule is made of a phosphate head, a glycerol backbone, and two fatty acid tailsGame BoardDD1400DD2

Cell walls are found in these kinds of cells (name 2) Game BoardDD1400DD2A red blood cell placed in pure water will do this. Game BoardDD1400DD2This organelle makes proteins from coded instructions from the nucleus.Game BoardDD1400DD2Daily Double 1Game BoardDD1500DD2This is the difference between active transport and facilitated diffusion.Game BoardDD1500DD2These are 4 differences between plant and animal cells.Game BoardDD1500DD2This is what a hypertonic solution is.Game BoardDD1500DD2Found in the cells of animals and protists, these organelles play a role in the division (reproduction) of a cellGame BoardDD1500DD2Movement of Large MaterialsQuestion