Osmosis
A membrane that allows certain substances to pass through
What is a semipermeable membrane?
To grow and replace worn out cells
What is the purpose of mitosis?
Brain of the cell
What is the nucleus?
Viruses can’t reproduce without the help of a host
What is the reason viruses aren’t considered living?
Around two months
What is the average lifespan of a honey bee born in the summer?
The process when a molecule moves from a high concentrated area to a low concentrated area
What is diffusion?
IPMAT
What is the acronym for the stages of mitosis?
DNA
What is found in the nucleus
The protein shell of the virus
What is a capsid?
Male honey bees that mate with the queen bee and fertilize her eggs
What are drone bees?
Diffusion of water
What is osmosis?
The phase in which the DNA within the cell divides equally and goes to separate sides of the cell.
What is the anaphase?
Thick solution that fills the cell, so that organisms can move around safely
What is cytoplasm?
A blood protein created to fight off a specific antigen
What is an antibody
A substance made by honey bee workers to feed their larva
What is royal jelly?
It allows your body to absorb the nutrients from the food you digested into your intestines and cells
How is osmosis used in your digestive system?
46
What is the number of chromosomes each daughter cell has after mitosis
3.72 x 10 to the power of 13
What is the number of cells in the human body
To expose your body to the virus, so your body can recognize them and create antibodies to fight them off
What is the purpose of a vaccine
Seven to fourteen days
How long do bees spend in their pupa stage?
When the solution has an equal concentration of solutes (a dissolved substance)
What is the definition of an isotonic solution
The physical process of the cell splitting, within telophase?
What is cytokinesis?
The site in which proteins are made (protein synthesis)
What is the function of ribosomes
T-lymphocyte (T cell)
What is the name of one of the cells in your immune system that fights off infection
The larva grows into a full adult bee
What happens during the pupa stage?