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Chapter 1- Cells

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Definition
Hooke   first to use the term "cell"  
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Schleiden   first to say plants were made of cells  
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Schwann   first to say animals were made of cells  
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Cell wall   Structure in plant cells only- rigid for support  
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ribosomes   make proteins  
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mitochondria   energy source  
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cytoplasm   region between cell membrane and nucleus with gel-like fluid  
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nucleus   control center of the cell  
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nucleolus   makes ribosomes  
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golgi bodies   send materials/proteins from the ER to other locations  
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endoplasmic reticulum   package proteins  
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chloroplasts   found in plant cells only- capture energy from the sun  
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cell membrane   selectivity permeable letting things in and out  
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proteins   made of amino acids  
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carboydrates   made of sugar and starch  
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nucleic acids   DNA and RNA  
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lipids   made of fatty acids and glycerol  
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cells   building blocks of life  
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Van Leeuwenhoek   first to see tiny cells and called them animalcules  
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resolution   ability to clearly see an image/sharpness  
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vacuole   storage center- mostly water  
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lysosomes   gets rid of waste/worn on cells  
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organic   has carbon  
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inorganic   no carbon- non-living  
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enzymes   speed up chemical reactions  
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diffusion   movement of molecules from high concentration to low concentration  
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osmosis   movement of WATER from a high concentration to a low concentration  
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active transport   movement of molecules from low concentration to high concentration with ENERGY  
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passive transport   movement of molecules with no energy require (examples diffusion and osmosis)  
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