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| these elements combine to make 4 biomolecules |
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| Carbohydrate, lipid, protein, and nucleic acid |
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| speeds up chemical reaction |
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| what are the 3 ways bacteria can evolve? |
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| conjugation, translation, transduction |
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| how does bacteria reproduce? |
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| they reproduce asexually by binary fission |
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| sight of photosynthesis in plants where sugar (carbohydrate) and oxygen gas are made |
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| sight were sugar is converted into usable energy (ATP) |
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| site where proteins are made |
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| semi permeable membrane that allow certain substance to pass in and out of the cell |
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| protects the cells most important member-DNA |
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| sorts, packages and modifies protein |
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| what is a virus made up of? |
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true or false
a virus need a host in order to reproduce |
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| is a virus considered living or non-living? |
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since virus are nonliving they cannot be killed with antibiotics |
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the only way to kill virus is through your immune system |
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| when your immune system encounters a virus or other invader it produces a protein called _______ |
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do antobodies kill the invaders |
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| false- they handcuff them until the macrophage can destroy it |
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| an organism moves things in and out of the cell through the semi-permeable cell membrane in order to maintain homeostasis |
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| the production of gametes with half the number of chromosomes |
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