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1. Presence of Carbon
2. Organization and Complexity
3. Metabolism
4. Homeostasis
5. Response to Stimuli
6. Reproduction
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Kingdom Monera
Kingdom Protista
Kingdom Fungi
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Animalia |
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Compound Light
Dissecting Light
Scanning Electron
Transmission Electron
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All living things are composed of cells
Cell is the basic functional unit of life
All cells arise from previously existing cells |
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| boundary b/w interior of cell and outside environment, regulates movement of materials in and out of cell |
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| everything outside neucleus and w/in cell membrane |
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| deoxyribonucleic acid: the hereditary material that contains info to direct cell reproduction and other processes |
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no nucleus or membrane bound organelles
bacteria and green algae |
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| distinct nucleus surrounded by cell membrane as well as membranous organelles |
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| control center, contains DNA, regulates cell activity |
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| one or more present, contains RNA, helps in the prep of ribosomes |
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| composed of DNA, blueprint of life, humans have 23 pairs |
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| membrane sys. for movement of materials in cell, site of chemical reactions |
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| prepares and packages materials to be used in cell, flattened sacs |
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| sacs of digestive enzymes involved in intracellular digestion, digests worn out cells, role in cell death |
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| powerhouse of cell, cell respiration, |
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| bundle of microtubules used in mitosis, not in plant cells |
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| aid in movement of organelles, cell movement, cell shape |
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| cell wall, plastids, large vacuoles |
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| contains cellulose, gives shape and rigidity to cell |
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| site of photosynthesis (light to chemical to glucose), contains chlorophyll |
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| division of one cell producing two cells exactly like the original cell |
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| interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase |
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| one cell produces four cells with half the chromosome number using two cycles of division |
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| group of diseases characterized by uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells |
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| normal cell to a cancerous cell |
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| Initiation, Promotion, Metastasis |
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| induction of normal cell to become cancerous |
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| Cancer cells keep dividing w/o control; tumors form |
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| Cancer cells spread to other locations; bloodstream and lymph system; considered advanced |
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| localized tumor that causes little harm |
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| tumor growth continues, destroying neighboring tissue. considered regional. |
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| abnormally dividing cells in a mass |
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| environmental conditions, radiation, viruses, hereditary, and others... |
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| diagnosis and treatment options for cancer |
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| early detection, chemo drugs, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, surgery |
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| some cancer warning signs (used together) |
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| change in bowel movements, sore not healing, unusual bleeding, lumps, indigestion, changes in warts or moles, cough |
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| problem statement, questioning/gathering facts, hypothesis, testing/experiment, conclusion/exploration, theory |
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| question, observation and description |
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| Questioning/gathering facts |
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| gathering of facts and clues, questions answered by experiments, use prior knowledge and experience |
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| educated guess, tentative explanation based on testable factors |
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| to determine if hypothesis solves problem |
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| a hypothesis that has been thoroughly tested, yes or no answer |
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| well established principle that has passed lots of tests that most consider true, more tests and experiments are done and scientific explanation created. not 100% true, cant be. |
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