Homeostasis
The state an organism needs to be in, despite external conditions
Equilibrium
The cell membrane is composed mostly of this molecule
Phospholipids
A cell sumberged in tap water will likely
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The formula for photosynthesis
6 Carbon Dioxide + 6 Water -> Glucose + 6 Oxygen Gas
The formula for aerobic respiration
Glucose + 6 Oxygen Gas -> 6 Water + 6 Carbon Dioxide
The process required to maintain equilibrium
Homeostasis
The function of a semi-permeable membrane
Restrict which molecules can enter/leave the cell
A cell submerged in salt water will likely
Shrink
Dye used to absorb green light
Chlorophyll
Cells that perform cellular respiration
All living cells
List one way we as humans maintain an equilibrium temperature of 98.6 through homeostasis
Examples:
Sweating or blood vessels widening when overheating
Shivering, goosebumps, or blood vessels constricting when too cold
Cells that contain a cell membrane
All living cells
Process involving the movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to low concentration, until equilibrium is reached.
Passive transport/Diffusion
Organelle where photosynthesis takes place
Chloroplast
Organelle where aerobic respiration takes place
Mitochondrion/mitochondria
Homeostasis is performed using never-ending _____ _____
Used to transport molecules in or out of the cell
Transport proteins
The process involving the diffusion of only water molecules across a cell membrane
Osmosis
Products of photosynthesis
Glucose and Oxygen Gas
Organelle where anaerobic respiration takes place
Cytoplasm
How may a cell perform homeostasis
Moving molecules through active transport
Name the two "parts" of a phospholipid and their significant qualities
Glycerol and phosphate "head" is hydrophilic
Fatty Acid "Tail" is hydrophobic
Active transport requires ATP
Active transport involves the movement of molecules from a low concentration to high concentration.
Hole on underside of the leaf that releases/absorbs gases involved in photosynthesis
Stomata
Anaerobic is a less efficient energy production method, most often performed in
Prokaryotic cells