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| Cells Cell Theory — All living | |
|---|---|
| Cell Theory | All living things are made of cells; cells come from other cells; cells are the basic unit of life. |
| Prokaryote | Simple cell with no nucleus (bacteria). |
| Eukaryote | Complex cell with a nucleus (plants/animals). |
| Nucleus | Controls the cell. |
| Mitochondria | Makes energy. |
| Ribosom | Makes proteins. |
| Cell Membrane | Controls what enters/leaves. |
| Chloroplas | Does photosynthesis (plants). |
| Cell Wall | Gives structure (plants). |
| Photosynthesis & Respiration Photosynthesis | Plants make food using sunlight. |
| Photosynthesis Equation | CO₂ + H₂O + sunlight → glucose + O₂ |
| Cellular Respiration | Cells break food for energy. |
| Respiration Equation | glucose + O₂ → energy + CO₂ + H₂O |
| Genetics | Genetic code. |
| Gene | A piece of DNA that controls a trait. |
| Allele | A version of a gene (B or b) |
| Dominant | Shows with one copy (B). |
| Recessive | Shows only with two copies (bb). |
| Punnett Square | Predicts traits in offspring. |
| Evolution | Species change over time. |
| Natural Selection | Best‑fit organisms survive and reproduce. |
| Adaptation | Helpful trait. |
| Fossils | Evidence of past life. |
| Homologous Structures | Same structure, different use → common ancestor. |
| Ecology Producer | Makes its own food (plants). |
| Consumer | Eats other organisms. |
| Decomposer | Breaks down dead stuff (fungi/bacteria). |
| Food Chain | Shows who eats who. |
| Energy Pyramid | Energy decreases as you go up. |
| Ecosystem | Living + nonliving things together. |
| Human Body Systems Circulatory | Moves blood (heart |
| Respiratory | Gas exchange (lungs). |
| Digestive | Breaks down food (stomach/intestines). |
| Nervou | Controls body (brain/nerves). |
| Endocrine | Hormones. |
| mmune | Fights sickness. |
| Scientific Method Observation | What you notice. |
| Hypothesis | Testable guess. |
| Independent Variable | What you change. |
| Dependent Variable | What you measure. |
| Data | Results. |
| Conclusion | — What you learned. |