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| living: organism, population, cell, consumers |
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| nonliving: atom, molecule, cell, tissue |
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| bends light to show the image. 2D, shows parts of a cell. EX: chloroplast |
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| uses beams of electrons. shows cross section, 2D and some 3D |
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| uses beams of electrons. shows surfaces of cells to show 3D image |
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| multicelled, has nucleus plants animals |
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| simple and smaller than eukaryotic, has no nucleus or cytoskeleton. bacteria |
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| What 3 basic parts do all cells have? |
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DNA
plasma membrane
cytoplasm |
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Prokaryotic only
contains the DNA
control center of the cell |
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| nuclear DNA attached to proteins making long fibers, each fiber is a chromosome |
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lacks ribosomes
synthesis of lipids
fatty acids, phospholipids, steriods |
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makes more membrane
modifies protiens |
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molecular warehouse
modifies substances from smooth Er
ships molecules out |
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animal cells
breaks down and digests |
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lager than vesicles
plants have central
absorbs water
may contain poisons |
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eukaryotic
cellular respiration
converts sugars to chemical energy |
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movement
cell shape
anchorage |
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strong
two atoms share one or more pairs of outer shell e- |
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| two ions with opposite charges attract each other |
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solvent of life
causes aqueous solutions |
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glucose
monosaccaride c6h12o6
poly- many sugar, muscle tissue
sucrose - table sugar |
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nucleotide
DNA ATP
polynucleotides |
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amino acids
made of polypeptide chains |
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fatty acids
monoglyceride
NOT a true polymer |
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| addition of water causing break down of macromolecules |
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energy storage
makes waxy protections
cushion vital organs |
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speed up rxn
need to survive
key and lock
change heat and ph
sucrace
lactace
peptin
amalyse- starch in mouth
tryspin - protein
lipace- triglycerides |
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toxins
poisons
make change irreversible
binds to enzyme |
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| diffusion across membrane without energy |
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| movement across against concentration gradient requires energy |
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| movement from more concentrate to less |
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| diffusion of water across selectively permeable |
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hydroxyl
carbonyl
carboxyl
amino group
phosphate group |
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