Cells
What are:
are non-membrane bound structures that are responsible for making proteins.
Ribosomes
Know the chemicals of Life
Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins and Nucleic acids
what is the largest part of the mushroom
mycelium
what is vertebrates
animals with a backbone
What is the study of living organisms?
Biology
What is:
are membrane-enclosed containers that hold chemicals called enzymes.
Lysosomes
are one of the main sources of food energy for animals. They are made of simple sugars.
Carbohydrates
what is the green pigment in plants
Chlorophyll
what is the cardiovascular system
transports nutrients gasses, wastes, and other materials throughout the body
what does semipermeable mean
allows some things through. like a ?
What are:
3 main parts of the eukaryotic cell:
cell membrane, the cytoplasm with all its structures, and the nucleus.
store energy and made up of fatty acids.
Lipids
what is this equation
Solar energy + CO2 + H2O produces glucose sugar + oxygen
Photosynthesis
what is respiratory system
provides oxygen to the blood and removes carbon dioxide gas from blood.
Powerhouse of the cell
Mitochondria
Why are viruses not living organisms?
because they must use cells of another organism to reproduce
involved in almost all chemical reactions supporting life and are made of amino acids.
Proteins
Know the 3 major functions of stems in plants.
Support and produce the plants leaves
Behave like a highway for water and nutrients
Undergo photosynthesis (some just when it is young, other the whole life)
what is digestive system
breaks down and absorbs nutrients
what is a single DNA molecule not enclosed in nucleus; contains most of bacteria’s genes
Chromosome
What is a T cell?
are the cells that recognize viruses and cause white blood cells to attack.
are involved in creation, repair, and reproduction of proteins and made of nucleotides.
Nucleic acids
Know the 3 major functions of roots in plants.
Absorb water and nutrients from surroundings
Transport water and nutrients to the plant
Anchor to the ground
what is what an exoskeleton does for some invertebrates
support and protection
what is
particles tend to move from an area where they are more concentrated to an area less concentrated.
Diffusion