Unicellular
What is a single-celled organism called?
Atoms
What are the smaller units that make up molecules?
The science of classifying organisms into groups.
What is taxonomy?
Robert Hooke
Who first introduced the cell theory?
Kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
What are the 7 taxa of living things?
glucose
Which is an important carbohydrate found in living organisms?
Bubalus arnee, for example
How is a scientific name written?
all cells come from preexisting cells, for example
What does the cell theory say?
A complete living thing
What is an organism called?
DNA
Which nucleic acid contains the coded insa=tructions for making proteins?
Man did not evolve from animals.
Why do Christians say that humans are not part of the animal kingdom?
Use energy, manufacture materials, respond to stimuli, reproduce themselves
What are the four basic cellular functions?
Have life cycles, can reproduce, grow, made of cells, require energy, and respond to their environment
What are the characteristics of living organisms?
The structure of the molecule is changed so that the body's enzymes cannot digest it.
How do sucralose sweeteners work?
Animals that can reproduce together.
Which organisms are classified in the same kind?
the sun
movement, for example
What is a life process that requires energy?
build cells, store energy, regulate cell activities, and store genetic information. Involved in nearly everything that takes place in a cell.
What are functions that molecules perform in a cell?
This taxon would have the largest number of organisms in its classification.
What is a kingdom? (or a domain)
some examples are the control of the heartbeat and breathing rates, digestion of food, sight
What illustrates the third part of the cell theory?