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Human Bio Assessment one. Flashcards

Memorize terms and execute them correctly.

1
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atoms + atoms =

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molecules

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smallest functioning unit of an organism

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cell

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organ

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composed of several tissue types

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Organ system

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group of organs that work together
for a common purpose

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Organism

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collection of organ systems

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Species

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a group of interbreeding organisms

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Population

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the members of one species in a
particular area

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Community

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interacting populations

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9
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Ecosystem

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community of populations interacting
with the physical environment

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10
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Biosphere

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all of the Earth’s ecosystems

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Energy

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the capacity to do work
- eating provides energy

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12
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Homeostasis

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a constant internal environment

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13
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blood pH

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7.35-7.45

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14
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Homeostasis would be impossible to maintain without

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ability to respond to stimuli.

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15
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reproducing

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passing on genetic material

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16
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growth

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changes in size and/or number of cells

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17
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development

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all changes from fertilization to death

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17
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Mutations

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variations of genes

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18
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neutrons

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neutral/uncharged particles

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19
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protons

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positively charged

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20
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electrons

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negative charge

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21
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compounds

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molecules made up of different atoms

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22
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Ionic bond

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attraction between + and - ions

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23
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Double covalent

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share 2 pairs of electrons

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24
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Triple covalent

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share 3 pairs of electrons

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25
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most abundant molecule

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Water

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26
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polar molecule

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when electrons are not shared evenly

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27
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Hydrogen bond

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attraction between + hydrogen and - oxygen & nitrogen

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28
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are hydrogen bonds strong?

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no, think of magnet.

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29
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great solvent

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water

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30
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cohesion

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water molecules cling through hydrogen bonds

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31
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adhesion

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water molecules cling to surfaces

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32
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frozen water

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less dense, causing water to expand

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33
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Acids

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dissociate in water, releasing hydrogen ions (H+)

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34
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Bases

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take up hydrogen ions, releasing hydroxide ions (OH-)

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35
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buffer

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changes/adjust pH to maintain homeostasis.

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36
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4 major organic molecules

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carbs, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids.

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37
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monosaccharides

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single sugar molecule
carbon back bone

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38
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glucose

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most common and used as an immediate energy source in body.

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39
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disaccharides

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made of 2 monosaccharides joined by a dehydration reaction

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40
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fiber

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plant complex carbohydrate.

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41
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Triglycerides

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one glycerol, 3 fatty acids
energy storage, insulation

42
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fats

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animal origin
solid @ room temp

43
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oils

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plant origin
liquid @ room temp

44
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Fatty acids

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-long chains of carbons and hydrogens
-16-18 carbons
-can be saturated or unsaturated

45
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Saturated (tri)

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-no double bond
-saturated w/ carbon
-solid @ room temp

46
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unsaturated (tri)

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-1+ double bond
-hydrogen “missing”
-liquid @ room temp
-bend in carbon chain

47
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Trans fat

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man made + bad for you

48
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contributed to heart disease

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trans fat

49
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Phospolipids

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one fatty acid is replaces by a polar phosphate group

50
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Steroids

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lipids made of 4 fused carbon rings

51
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proteins support

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nails, hair, skin

52
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protein enzymes

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speed up chemical reactions

53
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protein transport

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carry oxygen to different reactions

54
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protein defense

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bind to antigens and destroy

55
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protein hormones

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Chemical messenger

56
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protein motion

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allow parts of cell to move and muscles to contract

57
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Amino Acids

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-subunits of proteins
-r group gives unique properties

58
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Denaturation

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amino acids fold together under extreme heat or ph

59
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Nucleic acid

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-polymers of nucletides
-store information
-contains info for life (DNA)
-Chemical reactions (RNA)

60
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DNA

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-Store genetic information
-helix protects from damage

61
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RNA

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Message functions

62
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adenine binds with

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thymine

63
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cytosine binds with

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guanine

64
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ATP

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-High energy source
-sugar backbone
-held together by energy bond

65
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when ATP is broken

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releases energy that can be used in other chemical reactions.

65
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Prokaryotic cells (prokaryotes)

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Lack a nucleus.
* Include two groups of bacteria: eubacteria and
archaebacterial

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Eukaryotic cells (eukaryotes)

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  • Have a nucleus.
  • Include animals, plants, fungi, protists.
65
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plasma membrane

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surrounds the cell.
Made of a phospholipid bilayer that is selectively
permeable

66
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selectively
permeable

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regulates what enters and leaves the cell

67
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cytoplasm

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the semifluid substance inside the cell

68
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Diffusion

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the random movement of molecules
from a higher* concentration to a lower*
concentration

69
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net
movement

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high to low concentration.

70
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Osmosis

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diffusion of water molecules;
from high to low water concentration

71
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Hypotonic

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solutions have fewer solutes.
* Cells swell and can burst (lysis)

72
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Hypertonic

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solutions have more solutes.
* Cells shrink (crenation)

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Facilitated transport

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molecules moving across plasma membrane from higher to lower concentration.

74
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passive transport

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no energy

75
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protein transport

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are specific and only specific molecules.

76
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active transport

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transport from low to high concentration

77
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pump

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protein carrier

78
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endocytosis

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transports molecules or cells into cell via invagination of the plasma membrane to vesicle.

79
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nucleus contains

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DNA in the form of chromatin, and chromosomes when cell is dividing.

80
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nuclear envelope

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a double membrane around the nucleus

81
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nuclear pores

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holes in nuclear envelope. allows passage of substances in and out

82
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ribosomes

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Made of rRNA
sites of protein synthesis

83
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mitochondrion

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double membrane
convert energy in glucose into ATP
can fuse into each other.

84
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Endomembrane System

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compartmentalize the cell and transport substances through the cell.

85
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cytockeleton

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protein fibers that maintain the shape of the cell.
anchor and move organelles in cell

86
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cytockeleton, 3 fibers

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microtubules
intermediate filaments
actin filaments

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microtubules

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shape and movement

88
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intermediate filaments

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strength and cell anchoring

89
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actin filaments

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movement

90
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cilia and flagella

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-made of microtubules
-movement of materials along the plasma membrane or cellular movement

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Extracellular matrix

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-A protective mesh of proteins and polysaccharides.
-Surrounds the cell that produces it.
-Contains collagen, which resists stretching, and elastin, which provides resilience.

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Adhesion junctions

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attach cytoskeletons of adjacent cells

93
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Tight junctions

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produce a barrier

94
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Gap junctions

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two channels fuse, allowing
communication between the cells

95
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Feedback inhibition

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when an end product
interacts with an enzyme early on

95
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Metabolism

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all chemical reactions that occur in the body

95
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Metabolic pathways

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  • begin with particular reactant and end with final product
    -each step is a chemical reaction catalyzed by an enzyme
  • converted into products, they become products for next reaction.
96
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enzymes in metabolism

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help reactions to produce at an efficient rate.

97
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enzymes

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speed up the rate of a chemical reaction

98
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Active site

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area of the enzyme where the substrate binds

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