Viruses
Bacteria, Protist, Fungi
Animal Systems
Plant Systems
Homeostasis
100
Virus type shown
spherical
100
Yeasts, mushrooms and bread molds are examples
Fungi
100
Chemical messengers in the endocrine system
hormones
100
_ transports material up a plant
_ transports material down a plant
xylem and phloem
100
Viruses (non living) infects a human cell, what is the body's immune response to maintain homeostasis?
Fever, or temperature change
200
Name of the projection on a virus that allows it to attach to a cell
Glycoprotein
200
Organisms type that causes yellow fever, travels through mosquito (in the blood transfusion)
Protist
200
Bones act as a reservoir for this
Calcium
200
Importance of the root hairs to the stems and leaves of the plant to absorb what two things? (in general)
nutrients and water
200
The main cell organelle to maintain homeostasis
cell membrane
300
A virus that causes the death of the host is in what cycle?
Lytic cycle
300
Primarily used for movement on a bacterial cell
Flagella
300
What are the two main systems that allow the absorption of nutrients and and elimination of waste?
Digestive and Excretory
300
The male and female parts of a flower (angiosperm)
stamen and ovary (or carpel)
300
Stops or reverses a system to maintain homeostasis
Negative feedback loop
400
A retrovirus has genetic material in the form of what?
RNA
400
Type of organism that causes Toxoplasmosis, contracted from feline fecal matter
Protist
400
Name this biomolecule based on this structure
Protein
400
The shoot system relies on photosynthesis and food transport to allow the plant’s ability to respond to the direction of light, called?
phototropism
400
What does the body's cells need to increase the heart rate and the breathing rate during exercise?
Oxygen
500
When viral DNA is integrated (joined) with a cell's DNA it is called a ___ virus
Pro-virus
500
Kingdom of EXTREME bacteria
Archaebacteria
500
Which four body systems interact to allow a person to sneeze/must be exact
Muscular, immune, nervous, respiratory
500
Gibberellins transported through vascular tissues to other parts of the plant are used to stimulate the growth of shoots, this is an example of a plant _________
Hormone
500
Fruit plants maintain homeostasis with sugar. High temperatures increase the rate of respiration in the plants, thus reducing the sugar content in some fruits, why the decreased in terms of energy?
Sugar is used up as energy, not stored