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| protects and supports organelles |
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| captures sunlight for photosynthesis |
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| removes waste and stores toxins and food |
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| allows things to go in and out of the cell through a selectively permeable membrane |
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| repairs cells, provides seperation compartments |
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| moves liquid and material past the surface |
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| supports and protects the cell |
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| protein packaging factory |
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| moves the cell by their movements |
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| responsible for movement of cilia and flagella |
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| in what cell are ribosomes found? |
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| prokaryotic and eukaryotic |
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| in which cell is the cell wall found? |
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| prokaryotic and eukaryotic |
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| where is the cytoplasm found? |
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| where is the golgi apparatus found? |
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| what are the two types of ER ? |
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| in what cell is the vacuole found? |
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| where are the microtubules found? |
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| prokaryotic and eukaryotic |
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| where is the cilia found? |
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requires energy
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requires transport protein |
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| molecules move from high to low concentration |
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| movement for water only from high to low through a selectively permeable membrane |
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| what is normal for an animal |
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| what would happen to a plant in an isotonic solution? |
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| what is normal for a plant |
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| the sum total of all chemical reactions in cells |
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| all reactions that BREAK DOWN larger molecules into smaller ones |
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| all reactions that BUILD UP molecules from smaller ones |
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| speeds up a reaction but doesnt become part of the product and is used over and over again |
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| part of an enzyme that temp. binds to the substrate |
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| A+B-->C what is the first part |
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| A+B-->C what is the C part |
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enzyme helper
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| specific organic cofactor; nucleotide |
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| cannot respire with the presence of oxygen |
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| can respire with or without oxygen |
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| whats an example of obligatory |
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| whats an example of facletative |
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| how many carbons in glycolysis |
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| how many carbons in a pyruvate |
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| how many ATP's are produced in NADH |
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| how many ATP's are produced in FADH2 |
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| what are the end products of glycolysis |
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| where does glycolysis take place in a cell |
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| where does the Krebs cycle take place? |
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| where does the transition reaction take place in the cell |
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| starts in cytoplasm and ends in mitochondrion |
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| what are the net products of the transition reaction |
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| what is the function of CoA? |
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| picks up the pyruvate and transports it to the krebs cycle |
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| what is the equation for cellular respiration |
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| where does photosynthesis occur |
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| whats the function of the stomata |
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| to close during drought to keep water from leaving |
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| whats another name for the Calvin Cycle? |
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| what is photorespiration? |
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| the stomato closes so neither water or C3 gets in so the rubisco picks the H2O and it breaks down the cycle |
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| how do C4 plants get around photorespiration |
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| it moves the C3 cycle away from the stomata and uses pepco to pick up co2 and the stomata opens slightly |
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| how do CAM plants get around photorespiration? |
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| stomata opens at night and uses pepco to pick up co2 |
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| cant be broken down further |
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| protons,neutrons,electrons |
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| combination of atoms through sharing of electrons |
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| tells how many protons in the nucleus |
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| the levels surrounding the nucleus, tells how many atoms it can hold |
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| how many electrons are needed to fill the outer most energy level |
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| an atoms pull of electrons |
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| what are the four macromolecules |
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| carbs,lipids,protein and nucleic acid |
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