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cell basic unit of living matter
gene Unit of inherited DNA
unicellular consisting of 1 cell
prokaryotic lacking membrane-bound organelles
eukaryotic has nucleus and membrane-bound organelles
multicellular having more than one cell
homeostasis internal stability of the body
adaptation inherited characteristic that improves an organism's ability to survive and reproduce
natural selection organism better suited leaves more offspring
observation use of senses to gather and record info
hypothesis suggested, testable answer to a scientific ?
evidence collected body of data from observations and experiments
compound substance with 2 or more elements chemically combined
atom smallest particle of an element
nucleus central core of atom that has protons and neutrons
ionic bond chemical bond in which atoms transfer electrons
covalent bond chemical bond in which atoms share electrons
reactant starting materials
product end result
solution uniform mixture of 2 or more substances
solvent subtance that dissolves another substance
solute subtance that is dissolved
organic molecule carbon-based molecule
inorganic molecule non carbon-based molecule
cell theory 1.all things are made up of cells 2.cells are the basic unit of structure and function 3.cells come from preexisting cells
organelle part of a cell with a specific function
cytoplasm region of cell between nucleus and plasma
cell wall strong wall that surrounds a plant cell and gives shape
diffusion movement from more to less concentration
osmosis passive transport of water across the selectively permeable membrane
hypertonic having a higher concentration
hypotonic having a lower concentration
isotonic having a solute concentration that is equal
exocytosis exporting proteins from a cell by a vesicle fusing with the plasma membrane
endocytosis taking material into a cell within vesicles that bud inward form the plasma membrane
ribosome cluster of proteins and nucleic acids that make protein in a cell
lysosome membrane-bound sac that breaks down materials in a cell
ATP main energy source that cells use for most of the work
mitochondria cell organelle where cell respiration occurs
cilia short structures projecting from a cell that help it move
flagella long whip-like structures that enable some cells to move
autotroph makes its own food
hetertroph relies on others to make food
kinetic energy energy of motion
potential energy stored enery due to objects position or arrangement
aerobic requires oxygen
metabolism all of a cell's chemical processes
glycolosis splitting of glucose molecules
krebs cycle stage of cell respiration that finishes the breakdown of pyruvic acid molecules to CO2, releasing energy
anaerobic w/o oxygen
chloroplast plant cell organelle where photosynthesis takes place
chlorophyll pigment that gives plant its color
pigment determines a substance's color
trait variation of a particular inherited character
genetics study of heredity
homozygous having identical alleles for a trait
heterzygous different alleles for a trait
dominant allele in a heterozygous individual that appears to be the only one affecting the trait
recessive doesn't appear to affect the trait (hidden)
phenotype physical appearance
genotype genetic makeup
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