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Why do birds fly south? they are responding to their enviroment
group of one type of organisms in the same place population
the nucleus is made of protons and neutrons
two or more elements in definate proportions compound
releases energy from glucose?captures energy to make glucose? cellular respiration; photosynthesis
the three particles that make up an atom protons, neutrons, and elecrons
isotopes with same # of protons and different # of neutrons
water molecules oxygen end slightly?hydrogen end? negative; positive
amino acid is to proteins; simple sugar is to starch
a monosaccharide is a carbohydrate
Which molecule is a main source of energy? ATP
cellular respiration occurs in plant and animal cells
the main functions of proteins build muscles and bone structure; help fight disease; control rate of reaction
genetically identical trees are a result of asexual reproduction
which substances act as chemical messengers hormones
channels and pumps in membranes are made of proteins
diffusion occurs because molecules keep bumping into each other
structures in cell movement microtibules and microfilaments
who named cells Robert Hooke
what organelle makes proteins ribosomes
uses energy to move low to high concentration active transport
what happens when concentration stays the same molecules move back and forth in both directions
cell is eating substance endocytosis
converts chemical energy into compounds more convenient mitochondria
breaks down organisms no longer useful lysosomes
paths the proteins ribosomes, ER, and golgi body
what device allowed discovery of cells microscope
Na+ ions enter cells by binding and passing pumps
red blood cell placed in hypotonic enviroment cell expands or bursts
facilitated diffusion used to transport materials not soluble in lipids
the vaculoe of a paramecium should be active in a hypotonic soulution
pinocytosis involves the transport of fluids into a cell
another term for technology applied science
when disigning an experiment, the first step is to state the problem
a graph showing temperature over time, temperature is independant variable
a rule or principle that describes what happens in nature is the scientific law
gathering of information through the senses is called observation
a factor that changes because of the independant variable is the dependant variable
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