Unit 2
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| What is a cell membrane? | Is a structure that protects the cell and controls the movement of particles in and out of the cell.
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| What is a cell wall? | Is a tough, rigid structure that surrounds the cell membrane.
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| What's cytoplasm? | Is a jelly like substance containing organelles, water, and other life supporting materials.
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| What's a nucleus? | Is an organelle that controls all activities within a cell, with genetic material inside.
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| What's mitochondria? | Is the energy producing organelle in the cell, it produces energy by cellular respiration.
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| What is cellular respiration? | Occurs when chemical energy we take in through food we eat is changed into energy that our cells use to carry out their activities.
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| What is chloroplast? | Is the organelle that traps energy from the sun and changes it into chemical energy.
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| What's a vacuole? | Is an organelle that performs several functions, such as temporary storage of substances and water regulation. They tend to be larger in plant cells.
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| What's a vesicle? | Is a membrane bound sac that's smaller than a vacuole, they move materials, into, out of, and around the cell.
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| What is the Endoplasmic Reticulum(E.R)? | The E.R. is a network of membrane covered channels in the cytoplasm that transport materials.
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| What's the Golgi Body? | Is an organelle that packages some materials for transportation in and out of the cell.
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| What's the Lysosome? | Is an organelle that breaks down other organelles and recycles them when they wear out.
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| What are ribosomes? | Assemble proteins, each is like a small factory that manufactures proteins.
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| What's the three points of cell theory? | 1)The cell is the basic unit of life.
2)All organisms are composted of one or more cells. 3)All come from other living cells.
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| What are Prokaryotic cells? | Organelles that are not surrounded by membrane.
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| What are Eukaryotic cells? | Organelles that are surrounded by membrane.
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| What's the difference between plant and animal cells? | Plant Cells have a cell wall and chloroplasts, and the animal call doesn't.
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| What are the Characteristics of living things? | Respond to the environment, made of cells, grows, needs energy, reproduce, produces and gets rid of waste, and exchanges gases.
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| What's diffusion? | The movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to an area of low concentration.
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| What's a selectively permeable membrane? | It only lets some things pass through.
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| What's a permeable membrane? | It lets basically anything through.
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| What's a impermeable membrane? | It doesn't let anything through.
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| What's equilibrium? | When there's an equal amount of particles on both sides.
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| What's Osmosis? | The diffusion of water particles through a selectively permeable membrane.
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| How are bodies organized? | Cells -> Tissues -> Organs -> Organ Systems -> Organism.
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| What are the components of blood? | Solid and Liquid.
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| What's Solid Blood? | Red and white blood cells, and platelets.
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| What's Liquid Blood? | Plasma.
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| What percentage is water and what percentage is dissolved material in plasma? | 92% is water, and 8% is dissolved.
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| What are the three types of blood vessels? | Capillaries, veins, and arteries.
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| Describe the path of air from your mouth to your lungs. | Air enters through your mouth or nose, then goes down to your larynx, then to your trachea then through your bronchi, and directly into your lungs.
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| What's a basic procedure with microscopes? | Carry and hold the microscope with two hands, and have a clear space on your work area.
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| What's depth of field? | The distance from the objective lens that's in focus.
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| What's field of view? | The area that is visible under the microscope.
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| What happens to the image under the microscope? | It gets magnified.
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| how do you calculate total magnification? | Low/medium/high power lens x eyepiece lens [low=4/medium=10/high=40,eyepiece=10]
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| How is oxygen and carbon dioxide exchanged in the alveoli? | By diffusion.
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| What does your epiglottis do? | It stops food from going into your lungs.
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