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- Research
- Hypothesis
- Procedure
- Experiment
- Analysis & Conclusion
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Variable in an experiment changed by the scientist. |
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Variable changed as a result of an experiment. |
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- Ratio decreases as cell grows larger
- Unable to getresources into/out of cell
- not enough DNA to control cell
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Gel-like fluid filling cells where the organelles float. |
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» Contains DNA/RNA (chromatin) » Controls cell actions & functions |
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» packages proteins into vesicles » gets proteins from smooth endoplastic reticulum » secrets packaged proteins out of cell |
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» Gives certain cells structure & protection. » Seen in plants, fungi, algae, bacteria |
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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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» Covered in ribosomes » Internal protein highway » Prepares proteins for secretion |
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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum |
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Lipid & steroid syntehsis |
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Powerhouse of the cell; breaks down protein |
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» Stores food. Plant cells have large central vacuole; animal cells have smaller one. |
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Holds digestive enzymes. can instigate cell suicide. Only in animal cells. |
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Cells without nucleus & primitive organelles |
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Molecules spreading through a substance to achieve equilibrium |
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Diffusion of water (ie. through cell membrane) |
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Diffusion through the cell membrane through carrier proteins. Required for large or polar molecules. Passive transport. |
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Cell engulfs over molecule (ie. food) by wrapping around it and absorbing it. |
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Cell secretes objects by pushing them out of the cell. |
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Property of cell membranes allowing only small & nonpolar substances through. |
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Contains chlorophyll and occurs only in plant (& algae, fungi cells). Produces glucose via photosynthesis. |
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Stacks of thylakoids. In chloroplasts. |
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Gel-like substance resembling cytoplasm in chloroplasts. |
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Disks in chloroplasts where photosynthesis occur. |
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Organisms that produce their own food. |
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Organisms that do not produce their own food |
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