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Photo. and CR

100

Anaerobic respiration such as lactic acid formation from pyruvic acid lacks the presence of this type of molecule

Lacks Oxygen

200

The site of photosynthesis

Chloroplast

300

Identify the 2 raw materials for photosynthesis

CO2 and H2O

400

What does an organism do with the products of both photosynthesis and cell respiration. 

Photosynthesis= gives plants glucose for CR

Cellular respiration= the creation of ATP for energy

500

How are the products of either photosynthesis or cellular respiration recycled in the environment?

Photosynthesis = oxygen produced is used by other organisms to breathe

Cellular Respiration= CO2 released can be taken in by plants for photosynthesis

Ch. of Life

100

This type of statement is supported by observation

A theory

200

Viruses are exceptions to the cell theory but still contain what characteristic of cells?

Genetic material

300

The site of protein synthesis

Ribosomes

400

Prokaryotes lack these tiny structures

organelles

500

Plants and animals have this type of cell

Eukaryotic

Organic Molecules

100

Digestion with the use of water

Hydrolysis

200

These proteins can synthesis or break down molecules through hydrolysis 

enzymes

300

Fructose, Glucose, Galactose are all types of this nutrient

Carbohydrates

400

This complex is when an enzyme binds at the active site

Enzyme-substrate complex

500

Blood-glucose maintenance is an example of this type of balance.

Dynamic equilibrium/homeostasis

Cell Transport

100

The movement of water molecules without energy

Osmosis

200

Molecules in nature move in this direction

High concentration to Low concentration

300

Effecting their transport through the membrane, sort these molecules from smallest to largest.

Glucose, starch, oxygen

Oxygen, Glucose, Starch

400

What is the function of the cell membrane?

Selectively permeable allowing the passage of molecules into and out of the cell.

500

What were the color results of the NYS Diffusion Lab?

The cell turned blue/black and the liquid on the outside remained unchanged.

Regulation

100

This process is the term for regulation temperature.

Thermoregulation

200

This hormone lowers Blood-Glucose levels

Active immunity

300

Describe the contents to a vaccine

Dead or weakened pathogen

400

How does a vaccine prevent infection in the future?

It creates antibodies that remember the antigens of the pathogen that was inside of the vaccine.

500

How does a vaccine prevent the spread of disease?

By stimulating the immune system to produce antibodies that fight and kill the pathogens before it can pass to other organisms.