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en SC 30 Cytoplasm: It contains all the necessary life-sustaining components. Cytosol:It is a thick semifluid aggregate of chemical compounds. Plasma membrane:it is other known as plasmalemma Nuclearmembane:It divides the nucleoplasm from the cytoplasm. Genes:these are the bearers of hereditary traits. Cristae:the inner membrane found inside mitochondria which is thrown into folds to provide more surface area for cellular respiration productivity. matrix:the narrow region between the inner and outer membranes in the mitochondria is called the___________. Stomata:kidney shaped guard cells are arrange in such way as to form breathing poers or also known as_________. Chromoplast:they are the colored plastids other than green that are specialized to synthesize and store carotenoid pigments instead of chlorophyl. phagocytosis:it envovles the entry into the cell of materials that are too large to get in by mere diffusion Osmosis:it is a special term used for the diffusion of solvent molecules through a differentially permeable membrane Hypotonic:a solution that contains lower concentration of disolved materials than the cell. hydrolysis:the counterpart of dehydration synthesis Purine:it consist of a single ring of carbon and nitrogen atoms. Pyrimidine:it consist of a single ring of carbon and nitrogen atoms. Metabolism:the sum total of all the chemical reactions which occur within living cells is known as _____. Anabolism:it is the constructive phase of metabolism Catabolism:it is the destructive phase of metabolism Active transport:the passage of materials againt their concentration is called_______. Isotonic:in this solution, the concentration of water molecule is the same as that in the cell. Exocytosis: it is the reverse of endocytosis, is the process by which a cell expels large molecules. chloroplast: they are the green pigment plastids. plasmolysis:loss of water inside the cell causes the contraction of the cytoplasm resulting in the shrinking of the cell Pinocytosis: the literal meaning of which is cell drinking is the process of taking in fluids by cells. Organelles:these are structures found in living cells that performes metabolic life processes. Ribosomes:these are sites of protein synthesis Vacuoles:the large membranous storage sacs in cells. Cytoplasm:it is a network of interconnected protein filaments which extends throughout the cytoplasm. Carbon compounds:organic compounds are also called______. hydrogen:it is the most reactive element. it combined with other elements such as oxygen to for water.

1. RPEINU

it consist of a single ring of carbon and nitrogen atoms.

2. AOERSLLGNE

these are structures found in living cells that performes metabolic life processes.

3. OTILBEMMSA

the sum total of all the chemical reactions which occur within living cells is known as _____.

4. CLHORTOPMSA

they are the colored plastids other than green that are specialized to synthesize and store carotenoid pigments instead of chlorophyl.

5. NAUOMRCDBPOCSON

organic compounds are also called______.

6. DIRNIIEYPM

it consist of a single ring of carbon and nitrogen atoms.

7. STAOMAT

kidney shaped guard cells are arrange in such way as to form breathing poers or also known as_________.

8. XYCSTIOSOE

it is the reverse of endocytosis, is the process by which a cell expels large molecules.

9. POLMSYSSAIL

loss of water inside the cell causes the contraction of the cytoplasm resulting in the shrinking of the cell

10. CYOSOTL

It is a thick semifluid aggregate of chemical compounds.

11. CYASPLMTO

it is a network of interconnected protein filaments which extends throughout the cytoplasm.

12. IIONTOCS

in this solution, the concentration of water molecule is the same as that in the cell.

13. OECLSUAV

the large membranous storage sacs in cells.

14. CTSERIA

the inner membrane found inside mitochondria which is thrown into folds to provide more surface area for cellular respiration productivity.

15. AYTOHSPCOGSI

it envovles the entry into the cell of materials that are too large to get in by mere diffusion

16. VTIRCSROENTAPTA

the passage of materials againt their concentration is called_______.

17. IXARTM

the narrow region between the inner and outer membranes in the mitochondria is called the___________.

18. TNIOPYHOC

a solution that contains lower concentration of disolved materials than the cell.

19. PRAEABAMLMNESM

it is other known as plasmalemma

20. OONSITCYSIP

the literal meaning of which is cell drinking is the process of taking in fluids by cells.

21. MROBSOEIS

these are sites of protein synthesis

22. ATIOBSALMC

it is the destructive phase of metabolism

23. RGYDNOEH

it is the most reactive element. it combined with other elements such as oxygen to for water.

24. MISSOSO

it is a special term used for the diffusion of solvent molecules through a differentially permeable membrane

25. GNESE

these are the bearers of hereditary traits.

26. RHLLAOPOSCT

they are the green pigment plastids.

27. ASLPTMYOC

It contains all the necessary life-sustaining components.

28. MOBASLANI

it is the constructive phase of metabolism

29. YOLHYRISDS

the counterpart of dehydration synthesis

30. EUBNRMEEACLNAM

It divides the nucleoplasm from the cytoplasm.

1. RPEINU

it consist of a single ring of carbon and nitrogen atoms.

P	U	R	I	N	E

2. AOERSLLGNE

these are structures found in living cells that performes metabolic life processes.

O	R	G	A	N	E	L	L	E	S

3. OTILBEMMSA

the sum total of all the chemical reactions which occur within living cells is known as _____.

M	E	T	A	B	O	L	I	S	M

4. CLHORTOPMSA

they are the colored plastids other than green that are specialized to synthesize and store carotenoid pigments instead of chlorophyl.

C	H	R	O	M	O	P	L	A	S	T

5. NAUOMRCDBPOCSON

organic compounds are also called______.

6. DIRNIIEYPM

it consist of a single ring of carbon and nitrogen atoms.

P	Y	R	I	M	I	D	I	N	E

7. STAOMAT

kidney shaped guard cells are arrange in such way as to form breathing poers or also known as_________.

S	T	O	M	A	T	A

8. XYCSTIOSOE

it is the reverse of endocytosis, is the process by which a cell expels large molecules.

E	X	O	C	Y	T	O	S	I	S

9. POLMSYSSAIL

loss of water inside the cell causes the contraction of the cytoplasm resulting in the shrinking of the cell

P	L	A	S	M	O	L	Y	S	I	S

10. CYOSOTL

It is a thick semifluid aggregate of chemical compounds.

C	Y	T	O	S	O	L

11. CYASPLMTO

it is a network of interconnected protein filaments which extends throughout the cytoplasm.

C	Y	T	O	P	L	A	S	M

12. IIONTOCS

in this solution, the concentration of water molecule is the same as that in the cell.

I	S	O	T	O	N	I	C

13. OECLSUAV

the large membranous storage sacs in cells.

V	A	C	U	O	L	E	S

14. CTSERIA

the inner membrane found inside mitochondria which is thrown into folds to provide more surface area for cellular respiration productivity.

C	R	I	S	T	A	E

15. AYTOHSPCOGSI

it envovles the entry into the cell of materials that are too large to get in by mere diffusion

P	H	A	G	O	C	Y	T	O	S	I	S

16. VTIRCSROENTAPTA

the passage of materials againt their concentration is called_______.

17. IXARTM

the narrow region between the inner and outer membranes in the mitochondria is called the___________.

M	A	T	R	I	X

18. TNIOPYHOC

a solution that contains lower concentration of disolved materials than the cell.

H	Y	P	O	T	O	N	I	C

19. PRAEABAMLMNESM

it is other known as plasmalemma

20. OONSITCYSIP

the literal meaning of which is cell drinking is the process of taking in fluids by cells.

P	I	N	O	C	Y	T	O	S	I	S

21. MROBSOEIS

these are sites of protein synthesis

R	I	B	O	S	O	M	E	S

22. ATIOBSALMC

it is the destructive phase of metabolism

C	A	T	A	B	O	L	I	S	M

23. RGYDNOEH

it is the most reactive element. it combined with other elements such as oxygen to for water.

H	Y	D	R	O	G	E	N

24. MISSOSO

it is a special term used for the diffusion of solvent molecules through a differentially permeable membrane

O	S	M	O	S	I	S

25. GNESE

these are the bearers of hereditary traits.

G	E	N	E	S

26. RHLLAOPOSCT

they are the green pigment plastids.

C	H	L	O	R	O	P	L	A	S	T

27. ASLPTMYOC

It contains all the necessary life-sustaining components.

C	Y	T	O	P	L	A	S	M

28. MOBASLANI

it is the constructive phase of metabolism

A	N	A	B	O	L	I	S	M

29. YOLHYRISDS

the counterpart of dehydration synthesis

H	Y	D	R	O	L	Y	S	I	S

30. EUBNRMEEACLNAM

It divides the nucleoplasm from the cytoplasm.