Cells & Biochemistry
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cells | basic building blocks of life
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unicellular | organisms made up of one cell
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multicellular | organisms made up of more than one cell
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tissues | group of cells organized to perform a function in a multicellular organisms
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organ | a group of related tissues
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organ system | organs working together to perform a set of related tasks
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carbohydrates | organic molecules that provide quick energy; from pasta, breads, and fruits
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monosaccharides | building blocks of carbohydrates
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cellulose | carbohydrate found in the cell walls of plant cells
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proteins | organic molecule that provide structure, regulate metabolic reactions, help cells move, and transport materials
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amino acids | building blocks of proteins
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enzyme | organic catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions in living things; a type of protein
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substrate | the substance on which an enzyme acts
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lipids | organic molecules that do not dissolve in water; fats, oils, and waxes
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fatty acids | building blocks of lipids
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nucleic acids | organic molecules that store genetic information that is passed from generation to generation; DNA, RNA, and ATP
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polarity | this is due to the unequal sharing of electrons in the water molecule, resulting a slightly negative oxygen and slightly positive hydrogen
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solvent | a substance in which other substances can be dissolved; water is the best at this
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density | the measure of a substance's mass divided by its volume; water 1.00 kg/L
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vitamins | organic substances necessary in very small amounts for important chemical reactions
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minerals | inorganic substances used to make certain body structures and substance; for normal nerve and muscle function; not produced by living organisms and must be replaced daily
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vitamin C | vitamin important in wound healing
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vitamin D | vitamin important in bone health
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vitamin K | vitamin important in blood clotting
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vitamin A | vitamin important in night vision
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nucleus | control center of cell; where chromosomes are found
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ribosomes | sites of protein synthesis; may be attached to ER or float freely in cytoplasm
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ER | a system of membranes and sacs that act like a highway along which molecules move from one part of a cell to another
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Golgi apparatus | a system of membranes that modifies and refines proteins, getting them ready for use
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mitochondria | sites of chemical reactions that transfer energy from organic compounds into ATP; where cellular respiration occurs
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lysosomes | organelle that acts like the cell's digestive system; breaks down old cell parts, cleans up cell
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cell membrane | regulates what enters and leaves the cell; is semipermeable
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semipermeable | some substances can pass through easily whereas others cannot
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cell wall | rigid outer layer that surrounds the cell membrane in plant cells; made of cellulose
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vacuole | fluid-filled organelle that stores enzymes, wastes, water, and nutrients in plant cells
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chloroplast | site of photosynthesis
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diffusion | the movement of substances from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
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osmosis | diffusion of water
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passive transport | the movement of materials into or out of a cell without the use of energy
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active transport | the movement of materials into or out of a cell with the use of energy; generally moves against the concentration gradient
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concentration gradient | the difference in concentration of particles between two side-by-side regions
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vascular system | system used by plants to move materials around the plant; xylem & phloem
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