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| What are three parts to the cell theory |
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1.all organisms are made up of on for more cells
2.the cell is the basic unit of all living things
3.all cells come from existing cells |
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| part of the nucleus where ribistones are made |
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| makes proteins, lipids, and other minerals. system of minirals. System of memrains for subsistes to move throughout the cell. |
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| make proteins smaller and most numbers of organelles |
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| breaks down sugar to produce energy |
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| a green pigment found id plants |
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| adenosine triphosphate; energy is rileced by the mitochondria and stored as ATP energy |
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| cell organell that helps make and package metirialls to be transported out of the cell |
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| genetic metirial that carries information needed to make new cells and new organisms |
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1. acts as both a musle and a skeleton and keeps the cell membrane from collapsing
2.also helps some cells move |
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| billding blocks of proteins |
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| digest worn out or damaged minerals in a eukaryotic cell; mostly found in cells |
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| generally found in fungal cells |
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| a small cavity or sac that contains minerals in a ekaryotic cell |
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| What is a cell and why is it a billing block |
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| cells is what makes up our body and all living things are made up of ether one or many cells |
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| where photoshinshasis takes place in a plant or alge cells |
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| is the proses by with plants and alge use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to make sugar and oxygen |
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| first person to research cells |
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| What 3 things do a cell membranes do |
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1.protect the outer membrane
2.seporates the cells contents from it's enviorment
3.controls materials going in and out of the cell |
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| What three things make up a cell membrane |
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1.lipids
2.phospholipids
3.protiens |
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| not all cells have cell walls |
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| part of the cell wall in fungi |
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| Why can't cells be to large |
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| they can't bring in or remove enough wast |
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| he found out that all cells come from existing cells |
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| concluded that animal tissue is made up of cells |
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| found out that protists and bacteria ,different types of aplolaal all yeast are singled celled organisms |
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| discovered all plants we're made p of cells |
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| prokaryotes don't have a nucleus and eukaryote do |
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| How do you know your cells are working |
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| a group of similar things that preform a similar function |
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| a group of tissues that preform a specific job |
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| many organs doing a spastic job |
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| What are two groups of prokaryotes |
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| archebactiria and eurbactiria |
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| Give an example of a eukaryotic |
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| What are three benefits of being multicellular |
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1.larger life
2.grow to large size
3.specilization |
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| GIve an example of a eukaryotic organism |
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| white blood cells spetilice intaking out diseases |
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| Give an example of a structure and function |
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| The heart pumps blood and it has two atriums and two ventricles |
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