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Stack #4614284
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what do plant cells have but animal cells don't | Cell wall |
| what did Alexander Fleming find | Penicillin |
| what is a unicellular organism | a single cell organism like bacteria |
| what is a multicellular organism | a organism made of multiple cells |
| what is the function of the cell membrane | a part of the cell the determines what is let in and blocked from the cell. Also keeps the outside environment out |
| what posses happens in the mitochondria | this part of the cell turns Suger into energy |
| Cell theory | this is the theory that all living things have cells |
| what is a cell | the fundamental building block of all living things, a tiny structure containing cytoplasm, genetic material (DNA), and a membrane |
| Animal cell | nutrient processing, movement, reproduction, and responding to stimuli |
| plant cell | photosynthesis (making food from sunlight), cellular respiration (generating energy), nutrient/water transport, and providing structural support via its cell wall and turgor pressure, forming the building blocks for all plant life |
| disease | an abnormal condition that disrupts the normal structure or function of an organism, characterized by specific signs and symptoms, stemming from genetic issues, infections, |
| levels of organization | describes how living things (or even non-living systems) are structured in a hierarchy, from simple to complex, where each level builds upon the one below it |
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