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Science Test Notes

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Archea Bacteria Protist Yeast   Unicellular Organisms  
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Animals Plants Mushrooms Some Algea   Multicellular Organisms  
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1. Cell 2. Tissue 3. Organ 4. Organ system 5. Organism   Levels of Organization  
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2 types of cell division   somatic cells sex cells  
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Mitosis   23 Pairs of chromosomes -> 46 pairs of Chromosomes -> two 1 cell with 23 pairs  
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Biological Stains   Meth-line blue, Iodine Color/Enhance organelles so we can view under microscope. (Con - kills cells)  
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Cell Theory   1. All cells are made from other cells 2. Cells are the basic unit of life 3. All living things are composed of one or more cells  
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Cell Cycle   1. Prophase 2. Metaphase 3. Anaphase 4. Telophase  
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Cytokinosis   The dividing of 2 cells  
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Who invented the simple microscope?   Anton Van Leewenhoek  
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WHo invented the simple microscope?   Robert Hooke  
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TEM microscope pourpose   looks inside 2-D most powerful microscope black and white cannot view living things  
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SEM microscope pourpose   looks at surface more like 3-D less powerful than TEM can view living things black and white  
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Active transport   the movement of materials from low to high concentration. It takes energy from the cell.  
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Cell membrane   flexible layer around all cells  
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cell wall   non-living boundary layers around plant cells  
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centrolies   helps animal cells with cell division  
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chloroplasts   green organelles in plant cells that carries on photosynthesis  
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cytoplasm   jelly-like substance inside cell  
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chromosomes   a strand of genetic material made up of jenes  
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diffusion   the movement of materials from high to low concentration  
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er (endoplasmic reticulum)   organelles that helps transport materials in the cell  
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Osmosis   movement of water in or out of cell  
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Passive transport   movement of materials in or out of cells  
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mitochondria   powerhouse of the cell  
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mitosis   cell division / cell dividing into 2  
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nucleur membrane   a double layer around nucleus  
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nucleus   control center of cell  
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passive tranport   when materials flow from high to low concentration through membrane and does not use any energy  
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ribosomes   organelle that makes protein  
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vacuoles   stores food, water, or waste from cell  
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nucleolus   small body in nucleus  
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lysosomes   breaks down food and destroys foreign substances  
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