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Smallestunit that retains its chemical purpose
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"0" charge found in nucleus
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"-" charge found in elctron shells
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Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acids
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Barrier
Store Energy& Fat
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speed up chemical reactions
*Don't change overall reaction
*Lower activation energy
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provide basic structure(only animal cells)
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provides structure/ support(only plant cells)
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photosynthesis occurs(only plant cells)
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Storage (only plant cells)
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the "filling" of the cell
*80- 90% water
*Gases- O2, N2, H2, CO2
*Glucose
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| Which came first prokaroyte or eukaroyte? Why? |
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Prokaroyte is more simple than the eukaroyte and prokaroytes evolved into eukaroytes *-Mitochondria & Chloroplast have their own DNA-*
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no nucleus
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cell wall/membrane
cytoplasm
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w/ nucleus
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nuclues, cell membrane, cytoplasm
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Golgi apparaus
mitochondrian
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Ribosomes
Vaculoes
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cell wall
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| Cell Membrane is made up of what? |
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H H H
l l l
H-C-C-C-H
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OHOHOH
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OH
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| 4 main different proteins |
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Channel Protein
Active Transport Protein
Signal Protein
Marker Protein
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-No energy required
Diffusion
Solutes go from high to low concentrartion
Goal: Reach equilibium
Osmosis
h2o diffusion
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Energy Required low -> high
Against Concentration Gradient
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