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Biology Midterm Rev.

StudyGuide for my Biology Midterm for 1st Semester

QuestionAnswer
the study of life Biology
an educated guess Hypothesis
most basic unit of matter Atom
sub atomic particle with a charge Protons
sub atomic particle with no charge Neutrons
sub atomic particle with a - charge Electrons
the number of protons Atomic Number
the number of protons and electrons Atomic Mass
the control center of the cell Nucleus
an element with the same number of protons but a different number of electrons Isotope
the basic unit of structure and function Cell
a bond that shares electrons Covalent Bond
a bond that transfers electrons Ionic Bond
a cell without a nucleus Prokaryotic
a cell that has a true nucleus Eukaryotic
surrounds the cell cell membrane
surrounds the nucleus nuclear envelope
protection for the cell cell wall
transports Lipids Smooth ER
transports Proteins Rough ER
responsible for protein production Ribisomes
produces ribosomes Nucleolus
What organelle does a eukaryotic cell have that a prokaryotic does not? A Nucleus
What organelles are found in a plant cell but not in a animal cell? Chloroplast, large central vacuole
measure of concentration of hydronium in solution pH
pH below 7 Acid
pH above 7 Base
compounds that don't contain carbon inorganic compound
energy source for metabolism Carbohydrate
regulates pH, transports, and helps the immune system Proteins
insulation, protection, and regulates hormones Lipids
genetics Nucleic Acids
Basic unit of structure and function come from pre-existing all living things are made of this Cell Theory
developed the 1st microscope Anton Van Leewenhoek
first to use the term cell Robert Hooke
plants are made of cells Schleiden
animals are made of cells Schwann
cells come from pre-existing cells virchow
explains observations & is supported by evidence theory
happened different in an experiment responding variable
changes in the experiment mainpulated variable
creation of offspring by a single parent without sprem and egg asexual reproduction
creation of offspring by fusion of sex cells sexual reproduction
substance containing 2 or more elements compounds
Wnat characteristics differ between a plant and animal cell? Plant-green and has a cell wall. Animal-clear and have a cell membrane
substance dissolved in a solution solute
dissolving agent (water is the most versatile) solvent
something that isn't fully dissolved suspension
steady state of body functioning Homeostasis
group of cells cell culture
reproduction of a cell cell fractioning
transport across the cell membrane that does not require energy Passive transport
movement from an area of high concentration to low concentration diffusion
diffusion of water osmosis
transport across the cell membrane that requires energy Active transport
transportation out of the cell exocytosis
transportation into the cell endocytosis
formula for respiration glucose + oxygen gas= carbon dioxide + water + energy
Created by: jennahamilton
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