| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Stores genetic material | Nucleus | 96%
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| Where energy is produced via the electron transport chain | Mitochondria | 79%
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| The outermost layer of a plant cell, protects the cell | Cell Wall | 74%
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| Where energy is produced using sunlight and different pigments | Chloroplast | 73%
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| Stores water, waste, nutrients or food | Vacuole | 72%
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| The outermost layer of most bacterial and animal cells, controls what is let in and out of the cell and is comprised of many types of lipid. | Cell Membrane | 71%
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| Modifies and packages proteins/lipids | Golgi | 56%
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| Where proteins are manufactured from amino acids | Ribosome | 56%
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| Produces and folds proteins/polypeptides, studded with ribosomes | Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum | 45%
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| Membrane bound organelles which contain digestive enzymes | Lysosome | 40%
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| Produces lipids, has a role in detoxification and calcium metabolism | Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum | 34%
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| Used for cellular structure and transport | Cytoskeleton | 32%
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| Cellular appendage used for movement | Flagellum | 21%
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| Used for lipid production and the detoxification of hydrogen peroxide | Peroxisome | 20%
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| Cellular appendage used for adherance | Pilli | 12%
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| Extracellular electron transport conduit, from cell to metallo-mineral | Nanowire | 7%
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| Microcompartments containing RuBisCo for use in fixation of C from CO2, "Cellular reaction vessels" | Carboxysome | 6%
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| Used for rapid turnover of toxic acetaldehyde | Eut | 6%
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| Used for buoyancy in waterborne bacteria | Gas Vacuole | 6%
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| Allows for movement in aquatic environments where there is a vertical gradient of nutrients, "Bacterial compass" | Magnetosome | 6%
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| Used for rapid turnover of propianaldehyde | Put | 6%
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| Used for storage in some bacteria | Storage Granules | 6%
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| Oxidises H2S with O2 to generate energy in some bacteria | Sulfur Globules | 6%
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