Photosynthesis
The energy from all living things originates from this source
The sun
This process releases energy without the presence of Oxygen
Fermentation
Cell division allows organisms to grow, repair damaged structures, as well as this third function
Reproduce
The final stage of mitosis in which new nuclei begin to form around the separated chromosomes
Telophase
The chemical formula of glucose
The reactants of photosynthesis include light energy, Carbon dioxide, and this inorganic compound crucial for life on Earth
H2O (Water)
The first stage takes place in this organelle
Cytoplasm
This stage takes up the longest amount of time, consisting of cell growth and DNA replication taking up most of this time
Interphase
The first stage of Mitosis, in which chromosomes condense into shapes that can be seen under a microscope
Prophase
A model of predator/prey relationships that shows how matter and energy are transferred among organisms.
Food web
The products of Photosynthesis
Oxygen (O2) and Glucose (C6H12O6)
The products of cellular respiration
CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), H2O (Water), and energy
In this stage of the cell cycle, the replicated DNA inside the nucleus is separated and distributed into two daughter cells
Mitosis
The chromatids are pulled apart by spindle fibers to opposite ends of the cell.
Anaphase
An organism that cannot make its own food; a consumer of other organisms.
Heterotroph
Having a chemical formula C55H72O5N4Mg, this chemical compound is a pigment found in chloroplast responsible for capturing light energy
Chlorophyll
Lactic Acid
In plant cells, a cell plate forms across the middle of the cell during this stage, resulting in new cell walls that form around the cell membranes
The stage in which the nuclear envelope breaks down
Prophase
A runner on an easy walk through the woods gets energy by way of this process
Cellular Respiration
The glucose formed during photosynthesis is sometimes stored for later use. In what organelle would stored glucose most likely be found?
Vacuole
During the second stage, glucose molecules react with this element in the mitochondria, yielding CO2, H2O, and energy
Oxygen (O2)
The number of cells present after 5 cell divisions
25 = 32 cells
The "middle" stage, where each chromosome is attached to a spindle fiber at its centromere (the binding on the chromosome).
If a runner makes a long, fast push to the finish line, her muscle cells may get energy by way of this process
Lactic Acid Fermentation