-
Vesicles
helps materials get in and out of the cell
-
mitochondria
- -powerhouse
- -cells needing lots of energy need alot
- -cells needing little energry need little
- -double membraned
-
Vacuoles
a small cavity in the cytoplasm of a cell, bound by a single membrane and containing water, food, or metabolic waste.
-
Plastids
what Chloroplasts and Leucoplasts have
-
Nucleolus
- -where ribosomes are made
- -rich in RNS and protein
-
Chloroplasts
where photosynthesis takes place
-
Lysosome
a particle in the cytoplasm of a cell containing a number of digestive enzymes capable of breaking down most of the constituents of living matter
-
what are the two types of Ribosomes?
- E.R. Ribosomes: bound
- Cytoplasmic Ribosomes:Free
-
Plasma Membrane
- selective barrier, thereby regulating the cells chemical composition
- -lipid bilayer
- -acts as a liquid
-
-
Leucoplasts
pigment bearing
-
Chemosyntheic autotroph is for who?
bacteria that get energy from chemicals
-
Flagella
- whiplike extension of certain cells that make movement.
- -Sperm
-
Cilia
- -beat in series
- -spiral like bullet
- -universal
- -carry up
-
phototrophic is for who?
- plants
- -get energy from light
-
Centrioles
special centers that produce and organize micro tubules
-
Ribosomes
- Rich in RNA
- Some on ER
- Two types
-
Cytoplasm
- chemical composition
- different fomr outside the cell
- outside of the nucleus
-
four classes of organic compounds that make up organisms.
- 1.Carbs
- 2.lipids
- 3.proteins
- 4. Nucleic
-
-
pinocytosis
- cell drinking
- -Grabbing water
-
phagocytosis
bacteria eating
-
factos that determing what gets in and out of a cell
- 1. size of molecule
- 2.Chemical composition
-
Carbs are made of....
Sugars
-
what are lipids made of
Fatty acids
-
what proteins are made of
amino acids
-
Nucleic Acids are made of
Sugar, nitrogren containing base, one or more phosphate groups.
-
Characteristics of Life
- movement, response to stimuli
- reproduction--inheritance
- receiving energy
-
what do carbs do?
provide energy
-
Scientific Method
- Hypothesis
- Prediction
- Experiment
- Results
- Conclusion
-
What do lipids do?
- -oils
- -waxes
- -lubricant
- -insulation
- -hormones
- -outerboundary
-
Heterotropic
organissm that gets its energy from another organisms
-
Biology
the study of Life
-
Autotrophic
orgamisms that do not rely on other organisms for energy
-
What do proteins do?
- -hormonal
- -enzymes-speed up reaction
-
-
Science
No proof, descriptive, and organization
-
Hypothesis
Can be disproven
-
theory
Has not been disproved yet, scientific fact
-
Endoplasmic reticulum
pathways for information to flow from control center into cell where enzymes will be made
-
Golgi Body
- -Ships Cells out
- -Packaging proteins for the cell
-
Living cells
Active processes can only occur in
-
Nucleus
membrane bound structure that contains ther cell's hereditary info and controls the cells growth and reproduction
-
Active Transport
movement of large non fatty molecules through protein channels where the protein litterally changes shape
-
Facilitated Diffusion
materials wrapped in fat diffusing across the membrane
-
water moves
the opposite direction of salts
-
Faster it moves
the hotter the particle
-
air liquid and solid
diffusion can occur in
-
Diffusion
particles move from an area they are concentrated to an area where they are less concentrated untill there is an equal number of particles in each area
-
Dialysis
diffusion of a dissolved salt across a semipermeable membrane
-
Osmosis
diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane
-
the slower it moves
the larger the particle
-
-
Cell theory States
all organisms are made of cells or cell products and cells arise only from existing cells
-
Cells are
the fundememtal unit of life
-
-
Hydrolysis
add water to break a molecule apart
-
Nucleic acids
- -enzyme carriers
- -enzyme helpers
- -messengers
- -building blocks of DNA and RNA
-
Gene pool
all the genes in a population
-
Population
a group of orgamisns of the same species who live in a specific location and breed with one another more often than they breed with others
-
Biological species
a group of individuals that were either actively or potenitally interbreaking with one another but now with other groups
-
Malthus
populations grow faster than their food supply
-
-
Lamarck
Theory of acquired characteristics. animals evolve
-
mutations
Errors that occur in DNA
-
Genetic Drift
change in allele frequencies in a population due to chance alone.
-
gene flow
the movement of alleles into and out of a population as by indiviual that immigrate and emigrate
-
natural selection
a process of evolution in which individuals of a population who vary in details of heritable traits survive and reproduce with differing success
-
founder effect
Change in allele frequencies that occurs after a small umber of individuals establish a new population
-
bottle necking
reduction in population size so severe that it reduces genetic diversity
-
hardy weinburg
1. no natural selection 2. no mutation 3. No genetic drift 4. random mating 5. no gene flow
-
modern evolution
a change in the frequent of certain genes in apopulation from generation to generation
-
Speciation
the formation of a new species
-
Sympatic speciation
the formation of a new specices while in constanst contact with the parental species. only plants do this
-
Allopatric speciation
when a new species is formed from a small population that is isolated from its parental populations most likele to occur in species that are widely siztributed and highly variable
-
Stabilizing selection
mode of natural selection in while intermediate phenotypes are favored over extremes
-
Direction Selection
mode of natural selection in which phenotypes at one end of the range of variation are favored
-
Disruptive selection
mode of natural selection that favors two forms in a rages of variations. Intermediate forms are selected against
-
Homology
Similar body structures that reflect shared ancesty among lineages
-
anaology
similar body structures that evolve separately in different lineages
-
Vitalists
believe that life has some components that cannot be understood.
-
Mechanist
believe that life is primarily chemical and that is can be explained in chemical terms
-
Cell Division consists of two major parts:
Mitosis and Cystokinesis
|
|