What is Biology?
Biology
What is the study of living things and theirs relationships, distribution, and behavior?
Cells
What are the smallest units of living things?
Cytoplasm
What is the gel inside a cell that holds everything together?
Active transport, diffusion, and osmosis.
What are the three ways the cell membrane allows movement across its barrier?
Three facts about prokaryotes
What is do not have a nucleus, do not have organelles, and one example is bacteria?
The difference between Chemistry and Biology.
What is the study of living things and the study on non-living things?
Cytology
What is the study of cells?
Organelles
What are the tiny organs inside the cytoplasm?
Diffusion
What is when molecules from an area of higher concentration move to an area of lower concentration?
Three facts about eukaryotes
What is have a nucleus, have organelles, and examples are plants, animals, and fungi?
Science
What is the study of the natural world around us?
The smallest cell in the human body
What is the red blood cell at a length of 5 micrometers across?
The nucleus of a cell
What is the largest organelle that directs the cell's activities and contains genetic material?
Permeable cell membrane
What is a cell membrane that would allow anything and everything in and out of the cell?
200
What is the number of different types of cells in the human body?
Livings things
What is something that can grow, move, reproduce, and breathe?
The longest cell in the human body
What is the motor neuron that measures about 1 meter in length?
10, 000, 000, 000, 000.
What is the number of cells that humans are made up of?
The difference between active transport and osmosis/diffusion.
What is active transport requires ATP and osmosis/diffusion do not require ATP?
The difference between viruses and bacteria
What is antibiotics usually kill bacteria and antibiotics are not effective against viruses?
Non-living things
What is something that is dead or cannot grow, reproduce, move, or breathe?
The same characteristics that a cell shares with the entire body.
What is a cell can take in fuel, convert it into energy, and eliminate wastes?
Sickle- cell anemia, Alzheimer's, and Cancer
What are diseases commonly seen at the cellular level?
Active transport
What is the movement across a cell membrane moving from the area of lower concentration to an area of higher concentration?
Two ways bacteria are used for good
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