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What qualities make something alive?

growth, movement, made of cells, reproduction, homeostasis, metabolism, response to external stimuli

What are the key properties of water?

1. Water can facilitate chemical reactions.


2. Water is cohesive


3. Water can maintain temperatures.


4. Water is a good solvent.

Nucleus

The center of atom, contains DNA and controls cell activities

Cytoplasm

Material inside the cell membrane

Ribosome

Where proteins are assembled

Golgi apparatus

Stack of membranes in the cell that sorts and packages proteins

Lysosom

filled with enzymes to break down materials in cell

Cell Wall

Maintains the shape of the cell

Chloroplast

Only in plants, absorbs sunlight to produce sugar

Mitochondria

Powerhouse of the cell

Cell membrane

Controls what molecules are allowed in and out of the cell

Vacuole

In plants, maintains rigidity

Rough ER

Helps fold or modify proteins

Smooth ER

Puts together lipids

Characteristics of Eukaryotes?

large & complex, nucleus, organelles, some have cell wall

Characteristics of Prokaryotes?

small & simple, no nucleus, no organelles, cell wall

Carbohydrate elements?

C, H, O

Carbohydrate building blocks?

Monosaccharides

Carbohydrate function?

Main source of energy

Protein elements?

C, H, O, N

Protein building blocks?

Amino Acids

Protein function?

Structure

Lipid elements?

C, H, O

Lipid building blocks?

Glycerol, fatty acids

Lipid function?

Stores energy

Three types of lipids?

Fat, sterol, phospholipids

Saturated vs. Unsaturated fats?

Unsat fats have double bond, and liquid at room temp.


Sat fats have single bond, and are solid at room temp.