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3 fatty acids
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ADP
adenisine diphosphate |
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half filled molecule
goes to the mitochondria to get recharged |
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ATP
adenisine triphosphate |
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made by the mitochondria
fully charged |
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-Energy needed to start a reaction
-it is lowered by an enzyme |
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needs energy
make concentrations more unequal |
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how an organisms changes to survive |
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bonds with Thymine and Uracile |
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uses oxygen
makes 36-38 ATPs |
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does not use oxygen
makes very little ATP |
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seeds inside fruit made from flowers |
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used to kill bacteria in the body |
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when humans chose which organisms can mate based on certain traits |
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all chromosomes but
sex chromosomes |
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virus that infects bacteria |
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all the different types of life in one area |
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pollution increases up the pryamid |
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uncontrolled growth of cells |
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made of sugar
give quick energy and some storage of energy |
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the maximum amt. of organism an area can support |
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speeds up a chemical reaction |
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steps a cell grows through in order to make more cells |
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gives plant cells extra protection |
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takes place in the mitochondria
uses O2 and glucose |
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holds the chromosomes together |
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Plants use chemicals to make their own food |
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where food is made for plants |
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where DNA is packed
46 in human body |
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both traits will show at one time
-EX: black and white checker chicken |
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one species benefits other gets nothing |
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group of different organisms in an area |
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type of genetics where the dominate letter takes over |
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association between two objects
-dog food and bell |
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plans to protect biodiversity |
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when a cell splits into two cells |
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DNA
deoxyribonucleic acid |
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carries genetic information
double stranded |
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using DNA to help in identity, paternity, and to solve crime |
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brings in DNA letters so DNA can replicate |
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study of human population |
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to change or stop working |
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the shape of DNA
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living and non-living things in an area |
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acts as a catalyst
formed from a protein |
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has a nucleus
Plants, Animals, Protists, Fungus |
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J Curve
can grow because of unlimited resources |
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sperm is sprayed on to the egg outside the female |
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a developing baby after the embryo stage |
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when a letter is taken out or put into the DNA code |
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separates DNA into fragments (dashes)
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holds DNA to build cells and pass traits |
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humans change the DNA of an organism
genetic modification |
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creates different alleles |
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shows the alleles for a trait |
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Opens and Closes the
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where an organism calls home |
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habitat destroyed by pollution |
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enzyme that unzips DNA so it can replicate |
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blood protein that carries oxygen in the blood |
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passing of traits from generation to generation |
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has to eat other organisms to get energy |
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cross between two different organisms |
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cell shrives
more particles outside |
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cell swells
more particles inside |
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a learned behavior that cannot be changed |
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breeding of individulas with similar characteristics |
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blending of traits
a red flower and white flower makes a PINK flower |
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behavior that you are born with
-suckling |
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sperm fertilizes the egg inside the female |
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includes G1 S and G2
cell grows and DNA is replicated |
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shows all chromosomes of a person |
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enzyme that breaks down lactose |
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anerobic
causes cramps in muscles |
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-made of 3 fatty acids and a glycerol.
-fats and oils
-long term energy |
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S curve
has met Carrying Capacity |
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cleans up non-working parts in the cell |
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the making of gamets,
sex cell(egg and sperm)
haploid (half) |
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tissue that makes up most
the bulk of leaves, where photosyntheis occurs |
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chromosomes lineup in the middle |
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Mitochondria/
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powerhouse
makes ATP
site of cellular respiration |
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two identical cells are made
-all body cells but sex cells |
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-one sugar
-building block of Carbohydrates |
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choosing traits that will help an organism survive |
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cells that carry messages
throughout the nervous system |
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how an organism uses its environment |
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when chromosomes do not separate |
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made of nucleotides
DNA. RNA
carries genetic information |
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-builds nucleic acids
-made of a sugar, phosphate and a base |
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one benefits the other is harmed
-ex: tick and dog |
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no energy needed
-ex: diffusion, osmosis and
facilitated diffusion
makes concentrations equal |
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Plants use sunlight to make their own food |
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maintains homeostasis
semipermeable |
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circular DNA molecule in bacteria |
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when a letter in the DNA code is replaced |
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controlled by two or more genes
ex:
hair color
skin color
eye color |
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-many sugars
-another word for Carbohydrates |
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a group of the same organisms |
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predator prey relationship |
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-only after a volcano eruption
-growth has to start from beinging |
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organism that make
their own food
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-no nucleus
-bacteria only |
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1st phase in Mitosis
-nucleus disappears |
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made of amino acids
builds muscles, cell, fights diseases |
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single stranded
leaves the nucleus |
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cuts DNA at a specific nucleotides |
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site of protein synthesis |
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step where DNA is replication |
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after a natural disaster
community goes back faster |
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chromosomes split randomly |
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Sex Linked Gene
(Baldness
Red-Green Colorbliness
Hemophillia) |
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only on the X chromosomes
affects men more |
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"strings" that separate chromosomes |
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opening of the underside of a leaf
that allows for carbon dioxide and oxygen to
move in and out |
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bonds to an enzyme
-is changed |
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Sustainable usage/
Sustainable Development |
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using resources without depleting them |
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a living relationship between two organisms |
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a characteristic of a gene |
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when RNA make protein
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when plants give off water |
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large sac in plants that store water |
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building block of protein |
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messenger RNA
-leaves nucleus and goes to ribosome |
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ribosomal RNA
-makes the protein |
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transfer RNA
-brings in the anticodon with the amino acid |
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carries food throughout the plant |
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