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Homeostasis : internal regulations to maintain life
Adaptation : inherited characteristics that change over time
Plasma Membrane : boundary that controls what goes in and out of the cell
Organelles : specialized structures within a cell to carry out specific cell functions
Eukaryotic Cells : contains a nucleus and the rest of the organelles
Nucleus : “brain” organelle of the cell
Prokaryotic Cells : cell without a nucleus (bacteria)
Selective permeability : When a membrane controls what goes in and out of the cell
Phospholipids Bilayer : Carries plasma membrane in a watery environment
Transport Proteins : create permeability tunnels on the membrane
Fluid Mosaic Model : simulates phospholipids “floating” in water
Cytoplasm : fluid that holds organelles together in a cell
Cytoskeleton : fibers that makeup framework for a cell
Ribosome : organelles that manufacture proteins
Nucleolus : site of ribosome production in the nucleus
Endoplasmic Reticulum : Site for protein and lipid transportation
Golgi apparatus : modifies, sorts, and packs proteins into vesicles
Vacuole : a sac used to hold necessities for the cell
Lysosomes : “digest” worn out organelles and waste
Centrioles : help during mitosis
Mitochondria : powerhouse of cell
Chloroplast : capture light for photosynthesis
Cell Wall : thick layer behind membrane which provides support for plants (plant cells)
Cilia : Helps cell move(similar to boat oars) (numerous and short)
Flagella : long and less abundant uses for movement (whiplike motion)
Diffusion : net movement of particles from a dense area to a less dense area
Dynamic Equilibrium : Continuous movement, but no overall change
Facilitated Diffusion : form of particle transportation on proteins
Osmosis : Diffusion of water across a semi permeable membrane
Isotonic Solution : Equal water movement
Hypotonic Solution : more water outside than in
Hypertonic Solution : more water inside than out
Active Transport : movement of substances across plasma membrane
ATP : a biological molecule that provides chemical energy
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- a biological molecule that provides chemical energy
- a sac used to hold necessities for the cell
- boundary that controls what goes in and out of the cell
- capture light for photosynthesis
- Carries plasma membrane in a watery environment
- Continuous movement, but no overall change
- Diffusion of water across a semi permeable membrane
- Equal water movement
- fibers that makeup framework for a cell
| - fluid that holds organelles together in a cell
- help during mitosis
- Helps cell move(similar to boat oars) (numerous and short)
- inherited characteristics that change over time
- internal regulations to maintain life
- long and less abundant uses for movement (whiplike motion)
- net movement of particles from a dense area to a less dense area
- organelles that manufacture proteins
| - powerhouse of cell
- simulates phospholipids “floating” in water
- site of ribosome production in the nucleus
- specialized structures within a cell to carry out specific cell functions
- thick layer behind membrane which provides support for plants (plant cells)
- When a membrane controls what goes in and out of the cell
- “brain” organelle of the cell
- “digest” worn out organelles and waste
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- ATP
- VACUOLE
- PLASMAMEMBRANE
- CHLOROPLAST
- PHOSPHOLIPIDSBILAYER
- DYNAMICEQUILIBRIUM
- OSMOSIS
- ISOTONICSOLUTION
- CYTOSKELETON
| - CYTOPLASM
- CENTRIOLES
- CILIA
- ADAPTATION
- HOMEOSTASIS
- FLAGELLA
- DIFFUSION
- RIBOSOME
| - MITOCHONDRIA
- FLUIDMOSAICMODEL
- NUCLEOLUS
- ORGANELLES
- CELLWALL
- SELECTIVEPERMEABILITY
- NUCLEUS
- LYSOSOMES
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