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abiotic nonliving
absorption taking nutrients with membrane
bacteria prokariotic; single-celled
biomass all living tissue in a trophic level
biosphere where all life on planet exists
commensalism symbiotic; 1 benefits, 1 neutral
decomposition breakdown of organic materials
fungi eat dead nutrients
host an organism in parisitism
mutualism both benefit
parasite lives in/on a host
producer makes their own food
sediment organic material from soil into river/lake beds
species can breed together
succession communities replace eachother based on environmental conditions
terrestrial lives on the ground
acid releases hydrogen ions
dietary fiber indigestable carb
inorganic man made
lipid fats, oils, and waxes
mineral inorganic material
monomer forms polymers
organic natural; carbon based
pH measure of hydrogen ions in a solution; 0-14
protein macromolecule; COH + N
vitamin organic molecule to make the body function
anaphase 3rd mitosis phase; seperate
asexual reproduction replicates itself; binary fission and budding
binary fission 2 cells formed
budding reproduction of uracils
cell membrane outer boundary of cell; made up of a lipid bylayer (phosphate, fatty acid tail, polar, carbs)
cellulose carb in plants cell walls
cell wall surrounds plant cells; made of cellulose
chloroplast site of photosynthesis
cytoplasm outside nucleus; organelles suspended
diffusion high - low concentration
eukaryotic nuceus, complex
excrete to get rid of body waste
flagellum organelle for movement
homeostasis stable, interial
metaphase 2nd mitosis stage; chromosomes align
mitochondrion produces ATP; cell respiration happens
mitosis cell division
active transport substances go from a low - high concentration
nucleus has DNA; cell control center
oar used to move the cell (hence the name)
organelle cells; vacuole switch etc.
osmosis low - high concentration; equilibrium is reached; water moves, not glucose
permeable (selectively) lets certian things in and out
prokariotic no nucleus, simple
prophase 1st mitosis phase; chromosomes condense
ribosome site of protein synthesis
telophase nuclear envelopes enclose chromosomes; last mitosis stage
aerobic respiration krebs cycle, oxygen
anaerobic respiration w/ oxygen
ATP protein binds to nucleotide
catalase speeds chemical readtion
chemosynthesis use energy to produce carbs
dehydration synthesis reaction produces water
enzyme protein as a catalyst
amino acid building block of proteins
arginine amino acid for nutrition
chromosome condensed DNA; visible genetic info. carrier
codon 3 nucleotides code for amino acids in mRNA
gene codes protein
glucose simple sugar; main energy for body
glycine amino acid for body's synthesis
histidine proteins amino acid for tissues
leucine amino acid
nucleic acid molecule of nucleotides
threonine essential amino acid
transcription DNA copied to mRNA
translation decodes the mRNA
sugar carb essential for cells
proten synthesis process of making proteins in cells
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