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monomer of carbhohydrate
monosaccharide
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**function of carbhohydrate**
short term energy storage
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monomer of lipids
triglyceride (1 glycerol + 3 fatty acid tails)
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function of lipids
long term energy storage and cell membrane
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monomer of protein
amino acid
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function of protein
structure and chemical Reactions
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monomer of nucleic acids
nucleotide
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function of nucleic acids
storing genetic information and building proteins
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proteins that speed up chemical reactions
enzymes
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how does enzymes works?
work by lowering activation energy
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what is interphase?
it’s a place where the cells grow and spend most of it time in there
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3 different phases in interphase
G1, S phase, G2
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stages of cell cycle
G0, G1, G2, S phase, mitosis
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where does DNA replication takes place?
S phase
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the process of producing new cells from existing cells
cell reproduction
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adenine to what
thymine
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cytosin to what
guanine
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components of a nucleotide
**phosphate backbone, 5 carbon sugar, nitrogen base**
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What holds all of these bases together?
**hydrogen bonds**
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Gregor Mendel
father of genetics
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4 phases of mitosis
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase
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is mitosis asexual or sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
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maintaining a stable body system
homeostasis
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what is homeostasis maintained by
cell membrane
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passive transport
from high to low concentration down/with
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movement of small molecules from high to low concentration
diffusion
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movement of small molecules from high to low with the help of proteins
facilitated Diffusion
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movement of water molecules from high to low concentration
osmosis
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Active transport
from low to high concentration up/against needs ATP
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osmotic solutions
isotonic, hypertonic, hypotonic
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isotonic
no net movement of water cells stays the same
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hypertonic
net movement of water out of the cell cell shrivels
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hypotonic
Net movement of water into the cells cells swell and burst
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Lipids help build the structure of the cell membrane
phospholipids
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**send and receive chemical messages using their unique shape to connect** 
receptor proteins
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identify the cell to the outside environment
marker proteins
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Molecules that are small enough, can pass through the membrane through channel proteins
channel proteins
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does diffusion requiers energy?
no
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Is considered the master gland of the endocrine System
pituitary gland
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If the stimulus is in one direction the response is in another direction Goal: is to bring it **back to its original level**
negative feedback loop
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**Repsonse continues in the same direction as the stimulas**
positive feedback loop
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The building of proteins is called
protein synthesis
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is made up of a chain of nucleotides (phosphate + sugar + nitrogen base).
RNA
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RNA - consists of
only a single strand of nucleotide
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DNA consists of
two strands of nucleotide
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 The sugar in RNA
ribose
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The sugar in DNA
deoxyribose
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bases of DNA
adenine, guanine, thymine, cytosine
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bases of RNA
adenine, guanine, uracil, cytosine
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**3** Types of RNA that makes proteins
mRNA, rRNA, tRNA
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The process by which the DNA message is copied into a strand of mRNA
 transcription
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Transcription takes place in the
nucleus
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The process of building the protein from the mRNA instructions is called
translation
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A segment of DNA that stores genetic information.
gene
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Sequence of three nucleotides that code for one amino acid
codon
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**form of RNA that carries genetic information from the nucleus to the cytoplasm, where it serves as a template for protein synthesis**
mRNA
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**form of RNA that brings amino acids to ribosomes to help form proteins**
tRNA
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**RNA that is the ribosome and guides the translation of mRNA into a protein; cell’s protein factory!**
rRNA
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Translation occurs in the
cytoplasm
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All the organisms of the same species within a given area at a given time
population
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Organism so genetically similar that they can produce offspring together
species
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All of the available alleles/traits within a population
Gene Pool
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the highest a population can reach before its resources become limited
carrying capacity
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A population curve that has not reached carrying capacity 
j curve
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A population curve that reaches carrying capacity 
s curve
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Size of Gene Pool, Nonrandom Mating/Reproductive Isolation, Mutations, Migration, Natural Selection
5 Things that Affect Populations
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Changes in allele frequencies within a gene pool
genetic drift
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Curve shifts in one direction because one extreme becomes more successful
directional selection
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When both extremes become equally more successful than the average.
disruptive selection
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The average trait within a population is most successful and both extremes become less successful. 
stabilizing selection
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is a letter that **represents** that particular **gene/trait** that we are observing.
allele
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allele **will mask** (or take dominance over) the **recessive** allele.
dominant
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will be represented with a **lowercase letter**
recessive
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The **combination of the alleles** for that **particular trait**
genotype
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**This means that both your alleles for that trait are dominant** 
homozygous dominant
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**This means that both your alleles for that trait are recessive.**
homozygous recessive
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This means that you have both **a dominant** and a **recessive allele** for that particular trait.
heterozygous
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**is** the **physical expression** of the **genotype**
phenotype
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a table in which **all of the possible outcomes** for a genetic cross between **two individuals** with **known genotypes** are given.
punnet square
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**is the idea that over time the different types of bacteria that depended so much on each other could have fused together to become one cell eventually leading to a eukaryotic cell.** 
endosymbiotic theory
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**The site in the cell where proteins are** __**assembled.**__
ribosome
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**makes sugars/food for cell**
chloroplast
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**Make energy (ATP) for the cell (“powerhouse of the cell”)**
mitochondria
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**An organelle that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and other materials from the endoplasmic reticulum for storage in the cell or secretion outside the cell.**
golgi aqpparatus
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A sac-like structure that stores water, salts, foods, etc.
vacuole
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Levels of Organization
**Cells → Tissue → Organ → Organ System → Organism**
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father of geology
James Hutton
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Charles Lyell
Charles Lyell Built on Hutton’s idea that the earth has changed since it has been developed.
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Thomas Malthus
Thomas Malthus
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father of evolution
Charles Darwin
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4 main types of evidence of evolution
Fossil Record, Biochemical, Comparative Anatomy, Biogeography
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Two different categories of fossils
remains and traces
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Physical component of an organism
remains
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Something left behind by an organism
traces
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younger rock layers means the fossil is gonna be at the
top
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A fossil that has already been aged so it is used as a reference to estimate the age of surrounding fossils.
index fossil
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is the strongest source of evidence for evolution. 
biochemistry
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A chart that describes evolutionary change over time by using amino acid sequencing.
cladogram
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A new species developing from an existing species
speciation
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what seed type Travel in wind, shaped like parachutes
wind seed type