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Ch 2 Living Things

TermDefinition
*Characteristic A feature that is specific to something; A trait
Cell The smallest unit of life; The smallest structure that can carry out the activities of life
Cell Membrane The structure that surrounds the cell and separates it form it’s environment
*Function What something is meant to do;It’s purpose
*Stimulus Something that affects an organism
Homeostasis To maintain a constant internal state;To maintain a balance
Sexual Reproduction sex cells from two different parents unite to from an offspring
Asexual Reproduction does not need two sex cells; The organism can split in two or bud off and create a new identical offspring
Offspring The baby of the organism
DNA – Deoxyribonucleic Acid The molecule inside all cells that carry the instructions for an organisms traits
Metabolism The chemical process in an organism; The energy the organism uses
Producers Organisms that make their own food (Plants)
Consumers Organisms that eat other organisms for food and energy
Decomposers Organisms that breakdown the remains of dead organisms to consume the nutrients
Photosynthesis The process in which plants use the energy from the sun to make it’s own food and also give off oxygen Proteins
Carbohydrates Sugars, breads, pasta, veggies Food molecules that give the body energy
Lipids Fats and oils
Phospholipids A lipid found in the cell membrane
Nucleic Acids The main molecule found in DNA
ATP Adenosine triphosphate; a molecule that carries energy
Created by: Roxanne Miranda
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