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1. | the basic units of all living things |
2. | The aerobic or oxygen using breakdown of Glucose to obtain ATP. |
3. | An individual living thing such as a plant or an animal. |
5. | the DNA containing structures in eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells. |
6. | Organisms whose cells have no nucleus, such as bacteria. |
7. | The part of the cell that is outside the nucleus. |
8. | Organelles that breakdown food molecules that provide energy that cells need to carry out their functions. |
9. | Adenosine triphosphate the molecule that provides energy for most cellular processes. |
11. | A type of cell division in which one cell divides into two cells each of which has the same genetic information. |
12. | Structures in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells that have specefic functions. |
13. | The process in oplants and certain other organisms.in which light energy is coverted into chemical energy in organic molecules. |
15. | Deoxyribobucleic acid the molecule that stores genetic information in living organisms a sugar phosphate double strand attached to nitogenous bases. |