Cells, Cells, they are made of organelles
What are two organelles found ONLY in plant cells?
A hypotonic solution causes a RBC shape to be....
A Hypertonic solution causes a RBC shape to be....
1. Rounded
2. Shriveled
What is a cell?
The smallest unit of life, built out of organelles
What are the two inputs (not energy source) of photosynthesis
Carbon Dioxide and Water
What are the four levels of organization called?
Atom, Molecule, organelle, Cell
What is the function of the Lysosomes
Removal of waste
What is a: Solute, Solvent, and a Solution
1. Gets dissolved
2. What does the dissolving
3. Combination of solute and solvent
A group of cells that do the same function are called what?
Tissues
Name of the process where the result is CO2 and Water
Cellular Respiration
What are the 5-9th levels of organization called?
Tissue, Organ, System, Organism, Population
A human feels tired and like they have no energy. What is the organelle that might be failing?
Mitochondria
Osmosis moves molecules through diffusion, this means....
If cells are thin/short disc-like in shape, and stack in a single layer, what is one function connected to their shape?
absorption/ fluids pass through it
What are both Cellular and Photosynthesis making for an organism
Creation of Energy
The levels of organization are based on____________
Complexity, what builds into the next thing
What is the organelle that touches all other organelles and gives the cell a "full" shape
Cytoplasm
In a hypertonic solution has _____ solute in the cell than around it
A hypotonic solution has _______ solute in the cell than around it
Isotonic solution has ________ solute in the cell than around it
Less, More, Same
What are the three parts of cell theory?
1. All living things are made up of cells
2. The smallest living thing is a cell
3. All cells come from preexisting cells
What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis (including the coefficients and subscripts)
6H2O + 6CO2 ---> 1C6H12O6 + 6O2
Put the following in order by levels of organization: Magnesium, Whoop (group of gorillas), Muscular system, Gorilla, ATP, Muscle tissue, Mitochondria, Bicep, Skeletal cell
Magnesium, ATP, Mitochondria, Skeletal cell, muscle tissue, Bicep, Muscular system, Gorilla, Whoop
If this organelle does not do its job nothing can move throughout the cell
Golgi Bodies
What are the three types of membranes, and what can move through them
1. permeable: Things can move through the membrane (ions, molecules, water, particles)
2. Semi-permeable: some things can pass through the membrane (some molecules and water)
3. Impermeable: Nothing can pass through the membrane
What are the five functions/ jobs of cells?
1. Provide structure to bodies/ living things
2. Allow living things to grow
3. Allow things to reproduce
4. Take in nutrients from food
5. Carry out specialized jobs
Think about the chemical equation for cellular respiration. How many molecules of oxygen do we need to breathe in to be paired with 200 molecules of Glucose?
1200 molecules of O2
Put the following in order of organization:
Crow, epithelial tissue, Intestine, 1 cup of water, Digestive system, Murder (group of crows), Lysosome ciliated Epithelium cell, Hydrogen
Hydrogen, 1 cup of water, lysosomes, ciliated epithelium cell, epithelial tissue, Intestine, Digestive System, Crow, Murder