20 Questions
Match the following subcellular compartments with their functions:
Mitochondria = Generate ATP and CO2, H2O as byproducts of ATP generation Endoplasmic Reticulum = Protein secretion and steroid production Golgi Complex = Producing hormones, enzymes, and pigment granules Lysosomes = Recycling organelles and degrading particles/pathogens
Match the specific parts of the cytoskeleton with their components:
Microtubules = Tubulins + MAPs Microfilaments = Actin Intermediate filaments = Cytokeratins, Desmin, Vimentin, GFAP, Neurofilaments
Match the following cellular structures with their primary functions:
Nucleus = Contains genetic material Plasma Membrane = Limits the cell Cytoplasm = Contains membrane limited components and cytoskeleton Mitochondrion = Generates ATP
Match the following types of cells with the century they were discovered:
Red and white blood cells = 19th century Muscle cells = 19th century Neurons = 19th century
Match the following subcellular components of the cytoplasm with their functions:
Peroxisomes = Catabolize (breakdown) long chain fatty acids Vacuoles, Secretory Granules and Vesicles = Storage Microtrabecular Network = Provides structural support
Match the following intermediate filaments with the cells they are found in:
Cytokeratins = Epithelial cells Desmin = Muscle cells Vimentin = Mesenchymal cells GFAP = Nerve supporting cells Neurofilaments = Neurons
Match the following cells with the granules they produce:
Pituitary cells = Secretory granules Mast cell = Heparin, Histamine granules Goblet cell = Mucus granules
Match the following components of the eukaryotic cell with their descriptions:
Nucleus = Contains genetic material Cytoplasm = Contains membrane limited components and the cytoskeleton Mitochondrion = Generates ATP and CO2, H2O as byproducts of ATP generation Endoplasmic Reticulum = Involved in protein secretion and steroid production
Match the following organelles with the substances they produce:
Mitochondria = ATP Endoplasmic Reticulum = Proteins and Steroids Golgi Complex = Hormones, Enzymes and Pigment granules Lysosomes = Degraded particles/pathogens
Match the following structures with their primary components:
Microtubules = Tubulins + MAPs Microfilaments = Actin Intermediate Filaments = Cytokeratins, Desmin, Vimentin, GFAP, Neurofilaments Plasma Membrane = Lipids
Match the following terms with their related area:
Replication = Life’s Central Dogma Energy is conserved in any process = Laws of Thermodynamics Capture of energy = Nutrition and energy Vimentin = Intermediate filaments
Match the following quotes with the author:
Fatigue makes cowards of us all. = Vince Lombardi Hard work is the price we must pay for success. = Vince Lombardi I think you can accomplish anything if you're willing to pay the price. = Vince Lombardi The dictionary is the only place that success comes before work. = Vince Lombardi
Match the following cell structures with their definitions:
Mitochondria = Powerhouse of the cell Plasma membrane = Protective barrier of the cell Cytoskeleton = Supports cell shape and helps with cell movement Golgi complex = Processes and packages proteins
Match the following terms to their respective process:
Transcription = DNA to RNA Translation = RNA to Protein Reverse Transcription = RNA to DNA Replication = DNA to DNA
Match the following terms with their associated cell structures:
Actin = Microfilaments Tubulin = Microtubules Desmin = Intermediate filaments Cytokeratin = Intermediate filaments
Match the following terms with their related area:
There is always an increase in Entropy in any naturally occurring process. = Laws of Thermodynamics The utilization of energy = Nutrition and energy Cytoplasm = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Karyotype = Eukaryotic Cell Structure
Match the following terms with their related area:
Sickness and disease = Problems Facing Cells Eukaryotic Nucleus = Eukaryotic Cell Structure rER-rough Endoplasmic reticulum = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Microvilli = Eukaryotic Cell Structure
Match the following terms with their related area:
Cilia = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Centriole = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Secretory granules = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Peroxisomes = Eukaryotic Cell Structure
Match the following terms with their related area:
sER-smooth Endoplasmic reticulum = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Cristae = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Lysosomes = Eukaryotic Cell Structure Golgi complex = Eukaryotic Cell Structure
Match the following terms with their related area:
DNA = Life’s Central Dogma RNA = Life’s Central Dogma Protein = Life’s Central Dogma Reverse transcription = Life’s Central Dogma
Test your knowledge of cell ultrastucture with this informative quiz. Learn about the central dogma of cell biology and the challenges cells encounter. Expand your understanding of cellular processes and enhance your knowledge in this fascinating field.
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