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Lys, lysis
Dissolution, destruction
Logos, logy
The study of
Mikros, micro
Small
Mono
One, single
Morphe
Form, shape
Neuro
Nerve
Oo
Beginning, egg
Ovum, ovi
Egg
Plastid
Photosynthetic organelle in plants, used for storage
Photosynthesis
Process of organelles using energy from sunlight to synthesize food
Photon
Unit of light energy
Photolysis
The splitting of water in a light reaction
Chloroplast
Organelle that converts sunlight into chemical energy
Chlorophyll
Pigment that captures light energy
Autotroph
Organism that can produce its own food from obtaining energy
Heterotroph
Organism that cannot produce its own food but obtains energy from the food It eats
Light reaction
Reactions of photosynthesis that requires light
Dark reaction
Reactions of photosynthesis that do not require light but use energy produced and stored during light reactions to make glucose
Glucose
a product of photosynthesis that can be broken down for energy
ATP
Energy for the cell
Grana
Structures within the mitochondria that contain fat, protein, and chlorophyll
Thylakoid
Each individual discs that make up the Grana
Lamella
Membranes that make up the Grana
Layers of protein and fat with chlorophyll between them
Stroma
A fluid substance that fills the remaining space within chloroplasts
Light
Form of electromagnetic energy that travels through space in the form of waves
Wavelength
How much energy is in a certain color of light
Photo system
Cluster of pigment molecules within a photosynthetic membrane
Pigment
Colored substance that absorbs or reflects light
Calvin cycle
The cycle of dark reactions in photosynthesis
PGAL
Works with energy to make carbon fixation happen
NADP
Coenzyme in the light reaction the picks up H2
NADPH2
Being delivered to dark reaction
Carbon fixation
Making of organic compounds from carbon and hydrogen
Cellular respiration
Release of chemical energy from the cell
Mitochondrion
Where glucose is oxidized
Christa
Increases the surface area of the mitochondria
Matrix
Where the organic compounds are oxidized
Calorie
Unit of heat that raises the temperature of water by 1 degree Celsius
ADP
Makes ATP by adding a phosphate group
Aerobic
Any process that requires oxygen
Pyruvic
Compound which glucose is broken down into
Anaerobic
Any process that doesn’t require oxygen
NAD+
Hydrogen acceptor
NADH
Hydrogen donor
FAD
Hydrogen acceptor
FADH2
Hydrogen donor
Lactic acid fermentation
Fermentation that produces lactic acid
Alcoholic fermentation
Fermentation the produces alcohol
Citric acid cycle
Same as Krebs cycle