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cellbio 1

TermDefinition
Homeostasis to maintain constant internal environment
muscle tissue for movement, can contract and elongate
nerve tissue carries chemical impulses so brain and body can communicate
epithelial tissue anything exposed to the outside world
connective tissue tissue thats not muscle, nerve, or epithelial. supports all other tissues and holds them together
4 elements that dominate life carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen
polar covalent bond H and O share electrons, O takes the electron and becomes neg while H has its electron taken and becomes pos.reacts with ater
nonpolar covalent bond C and H share electrons and both keep a neutral charge. doesnt react with water
hydrogen bond H has a pos tendency and O has a neg tendency, opposites attract. weakest bond type
adhesion sticks to other things
cohesion sticks to itself
buffer chemicals added to a solution to resist pH change
hydrocarbon bonds hydrophobic, very high energy
functional groups in hydrocarbon chains, other molecules carbon likes to bind to
hydroxyl group OH groups that make molecule polar
methyl group CH3 groups that make molecules nonpolar
amine group turn things basic
phosphate group turn things acidic
sulphur group holds proteins together
carbohydrates made of simple sugars
glucose building block for larger carbs
ribose sugar used for DNA
simple sugar uses great energy source, great way to store energy
complex carbs long chains of simple sugars built with dehydration synthesis
starch energy storage, what plants make
glycogen energy storage, what animals make
cellulose structural component of plants. fiber
simple lipids hydrophobic and high energy
triglycerides lipid base with fatty acid tails. make up fats and oils
fats energy storage for animals, solid at room temp
oils energy storage for plants, liquid at room temp
saturated fats full of hydrogen, hard to break down, unhealthy
unsaturated fats easier to break down, usually oils
trans fats artificially hydrogenated unsaturated fats, body cant break them down, extremely unhealthy
complex lipids made of simple lipid + something else.
phospholipids water loving part and hydrophobic part. form a bilayer where water loving parts form the outside walls and hydrophobic oils hide on the inside
steroids hydrophobic, make up hormones
hormone chemical messenger
protein made of amino acids, store energy well
how many amino acids? 20
primary structure linear sequences of amino acids
secondary structure based on internal hydrogen bonds
tertiary structure based on internal covalent bonds
quaternary structure based on sequence of proteins
fibrous proteins long strands of proteins. give structure to body and allow for movement
globular proteins complicated chains, delicate. very chemically reactive, antibodies
nucleic acids made of nucleotides
nucleotides phosphate attached to a sugar and a nitrogen base
nucleus protein production starts here, home of DNA, largest organelle
messenger RNA carries messages from DNA on how to make a protein
ribosomes builds proteins for outside the cell, smallest organelle
rough endoplasmic reticulum builds proteins for inside the cell
transport vescicles transport things around cell
golgi apparatus receives vescicles and sends them off to where they're supposed to go
smooth endoplasmic reticulum makes lipids, glucose, detoxification
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