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| spins around to separate things by molecular weight |
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| is scanned with electrons |
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| a group that is not changed |
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| separation by molecular weight |
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| 6 characteristics of living things |
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| organs, reproduction, growth, development, cells, homeostasis |
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| molecules make up organelles, organelles make up cells, cells make up tissues, tissues makes up organs, organs make up organisms |
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| consistent-happens more than once, observable- can be observed, natural- happens naturally, predictable-can be predicted to happen again, testable- can be tested, tentative- can change: used to find out if something is science |
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| shared by more than one species |
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| like phylum but for plants |
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| a picture that shows the characteristics of organisms |
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| a medicine was found there, people came in and gave the tribes diseases |
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| one certain type of organism |
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| science of classifying organisms |
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| have one cell with nucleus |
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| moneran-bacteria, protist-amoeba, fungi- mushroom, plant- tree, animal- tiger |
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| kingdom- animal, phylum- vertebrate, class- mammal, order- primate, family-hominid genus- homo, species- sapien |
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| smallest thing that can be smashed |
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| the amount of heat needed to pull apart molecules |
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| test to see if something is a protein |
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| building blocks of protein |
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| water holds to something else |
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| absorb nutrients into the blood |
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| food thats not completely digested |
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| keeps things in place in the cell |
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| cause green color in plant cells |
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| makes polypeptides smaller, made in pancreas |
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| path food goes through while being digested |
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| mackinaw island, regurgitating bird, sponge swallowing italian |
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| chemical phase of digestion in the mouth |
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| saliva with amylase breaks down polysaccharides into disaccharides |
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| five things to digest a peanut butter sandwich |
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| amylase-poly into di, trypsin- poly into smaller ones, bile- breaks down fat, lipase- little fats into fatty acids, hcl and pepsin- large polypeptides into smaller ones |
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| all living things are made of cells, cells are the basic building blocks of life, cells come from cells |
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| water plant used in our expirements |
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| strip of paper that separates by molecular weight |
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| breakdown of sugar to make energy |
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| photosynthesis occurs here |
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| all pigments besides green |
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| soil does not contribute to weight of plant, water does |
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| breakdown of carbs when theres no oxygen |
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| plants use sunlight h20 and co2 to make oxygen |
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