Scientific Method
First step of the scientific method
What is ask a (science) question
What water is considered due to it's ability to dissolve a lot of substances
What is universal solvent
This surrounds every cell and acts as a "fence"
What is cell membrane/phospholipid bilayer
Longest phase of cell division
What is interphase
Types of cells photosynthesis happens in
What are plant cells
This is the variable that is changed in an experiment
What is independent variable
This type of macromolecule makes up the cell membrane and acts as long term energy storage
What is a lipid
Type of cell transport that does not require energy
What is passive transport
Number of chromosomes daughter cells will have if original cell starts off with 46 chromosomes
What is 46 chromosomes
Organelle where cell respiration happens
What is mitochondria
An educated guess typically put in an "if/then" statement
What is a hypothesis
DNA is an example of this macromolecule
What is a nucleic acid
Type of cell transport where substances go through a protein channel
What is facilitated diffusion
Phase of mitosis where chromosomes are lined up in middle of the cell
What is metaphase
What's needed for cell respiration
Glucose and oxygen
A representation of something that is too small to see on your own (think viruses)
What is a model
The ability of water to go up against gravity using cohesion and adhesion
What is capillary action
A cell in this solution will shrink due to more solutes being on the outside of the cell
What is hypertonic
Phase where sister chromatids are split apart
What is anaphase
What's produced by cell respiration
Graphs and data tables are used to do this in an experiment
What is analyze data
The bond between water molecules
What is a hydrogen bond
What is active transport
Phase of mitosis where cytoplasm splits to produce 2 daughter cells
What is cytokinesis
What's needed for photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide, water, sunlight