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Biology Week # 4

Dixon Biology Week # 4

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Animalia Latin for animal Kingdom
Ribosome Site of Protein Synethesis
Intracellular refers to anything that happens between individual cells
Fungi Eukaryotic kingdom where mushrooms are found
Nucleus controls all cellular activity-the "Brain" of the cell
Plantae The plant kingdom
Gastrula Developmental stage in an embryonic animal
Eubacteria "True" bacteria. Occupy normal condidtions
Zoology The Study of animals.
Metabolism all the processes and activities that occur within the cell
Hertrotrophic Does not have the ability to synthesize its own food. Needs to eat other organisms to meet energy needs
Mitochondria The "Powerhouse" of the cell. The site of cellular respiration.
AutoTrophic Has the ability to synthesize its own food. Undergoes photosynethesis
Cell Membrane Acts as the gate-keeper in a cell. Chooses what can enter or leave and what cannot
Golgi Body Where proteins are packaged an processed to be shipped out of the cell
Eukaryotic A type of cell that contains a nucleus and membrane bound organellls such as Ribosomes, mitochondrea, and endoplasmic reticulum
Cell Wall Hard outer surface that give shape and offers protections to plant, fungus and bacteria cells. Absent in animals cells.
Biology The study of life
Centriole assists in meiosis in animal cells
Motile Having the ability to move
Endoplasmic Reticulum Has 2 forms, rough and smooth, which are responsible for transporting proteins and lipids
Chloroplast Site of photosynthesis
Organism Any living thing that exhibits all the characteristics of life
Cytoplasm Suspending medium of cells. "Jelly" inside of cell
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