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Final Exam Dr Laser

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The Study of the natural world   Science  
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The study of living organisms and life's process   Biology  
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Regulating the internal environment despite changes in the external enviorment   Homeostasis  
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The way scientific knowledge is acquired   Scientific Method  
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Elements that combine to produce molecules of life   Proteins, Lipid, Nucleic Acid, and Carbohydrates  
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Hierarchial system from largest to smallest   Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genius, Species  
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Three domains   Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya  
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Domain(s) that are/is single celled, no nucleus (prokaryotic)   Bacteria and Archaea  
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Domain(s) that have/has nucleus   Eukarya  
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Four kingdoms of Eukarya   Protista, Animalia, Fungi, and Planate  
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Defining characteristics of humans   Bipedalism, Opposable thumbs, Large brains, and language  
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Biological level of organization from smallest to largest   Molecules and Atoms, Cells, Tissues, Organ, Organ system, Organism, Population, community, Ecosystem, Biosphere  
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What is the Scientific Method   1.Observe, 2.Make a hypothesis, 3.Make a prediction, 4.Experiment, 5.Modify hypothesis if needed  
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Substance that speeds up a chemical reaction   catalyst  
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Electron sharing bonds between atoms   covalent bond  
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oppositely charged regions of a polar molecule that contain covalently bonded hydrogen   hydrogen bond  
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two oppositely charged ions come together   ionic bond  
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ions that have the same atomic mass but different atomic weight   isotope  
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stored energy that isn't preforming work   potential energy  
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liquid in which another substance dissolves   solvent  
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any dissolved substance   solute  
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the number of protons in an atom equal...   atomic number  
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the number of neutrons and protons equal...   atomic weight  
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the capacity to do work   energy  
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work in motion   kinetic energy  
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elements that mainly make up the human body   calcium, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorous  
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hydrophillic molecules   molecules that love the water and are attracted to it  
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hydrophobic molecules   molecules that fear the water and are repelled by it  
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__________ donate hydrogen ions   acids  
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__________ accept hydrogen ions   bases  
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expresses the hydrogen-ion concentration   PH scale  
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__________ minimize the change in PH when either an acid or base is added   buffers  
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smaller molecules are joined by covalent bonds   dehydration synthesis  
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"simple sugars"   monosaccharides  
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more than one monosaccharide linked together   oligosaccharides  
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relatively insoluble molecules   lipids  
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DNA bases   Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, Thymine  
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moves substances against the concentration gradient   active transport  
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moves material into the cell   endocytosis  
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moves material out of the cell   exocytosis  
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cells refining, packaging and shipping center   Golgi apparatus  
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net diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane   osmosis  
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composed of RNA, and attached to the ER   Ribosomes  
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lack a nucleus and organelles   prokaryotes  
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have a nucleus, cytoplasm and organelles   eukaryotes  
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___________ transport requires no energy   passive  
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____________ trasnport moves substances through the plasma against their concentration gradient   active  
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helps maintain cell's volume   sodium potassium pump  
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controls the cell and houses the DNA   nucleus  
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responsible for protein synthesis inside the cell   ribosomes  
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manufacturing center inside the cell   endoplasmic reticulum  
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involved in the synthesis of protein released into the ER inside the cell   rough ER  
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synthesizes packaging the proteins and lipids for delivery into the GA inside of the cell   smooth ER  
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membrane bound shipping containers inside of the cell   vesicles  
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provide energy for the cell   mitochondria  
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sources of energy inside of the cell   fat and glycogen  
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move materials along the surface   cilia  
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help move the actual cell   flagella  
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