Lab Techniques
This procedure is used to make cell structures more visible.
Staining
An organism's role in its environment.
Niche
Molecules move from high to low concentration without the need for ATP
Passive Transport or Diffusion
Contains the DNA of a cell
Nucleus
Type of cell division that produces gametes.
Meiosis
This procedure is used to create many identical copies of an organism.
Cloning
This occurs when organisms live in the same area and have the same requirements.
Competition.
CO2 + H2O => C6H12O6 + O2
This is the formula for what process?
Photosynthesis
Site of protein synthesis
Ribosome
Union of gametes is called
Fertilization
This procedure is used to modify the DNA of organisms by inserting genes into their DNA.
Genetic Engineering or Gene Splicing
The maximum size of a population of organisms in a particular area.
Carrying Capacity
Molecules move from low to high concentration with the need for ATP.
Active Transport
Surrounds plant cells only.
Cell Wall
Fertilization in humans occurs in the
Oviducts
This procedure is used to separate and compare DNA fragments to see if organisms are related.
Gel Electrophoresis
Variety of different species living in an area is known as
Biodiversity
The removal of metabolic cellular wastes is called
Excretion
Site of cellular respiration and ATP production.
Mitochondria
Provides an exchange of nutrients and wastes from mother to baby.
Placenta
This procedure is used to separate and compare plant pigments.
Chromatography
When one community gradually replaces another in an area, eventually becoming a climax community.
Ecological Succession
When ATP is produced by an organism without O2.
Anaerobic Respiration
Allows gases and wastes to enter or exit the cell.
Cell membrane
This process occurs during embryonic development causing the cells begin to specialize.
Differentiation