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What are three cell theroies?
1) All living things are comosed of cells
2) Cell is the smallest unit of life
3) Cells come from cells
Prokaryotes
single celled microorganism that lacks a nuclues.
Ex: Bacteria
Eukaryotes
Organism whose cell contains a nucleus
Example: Animal, Plant
Nuclear Envelope
Double layer membrane surrounding nuclues.
Autotrophs
Organism that can use energy sunlight (or chemicals) to make its own food
Heterotrophs
Organism that obtains energy from food it consumes
ATP
short term energy storage, chemical compound of living things
Glucose
Long term energy storage 90 times more energy that ATP.
Longest energy storage
fats and ail
other energy storage
Nadp+2e+H- NADPH

NAD+e+H-NADH
Photosynthesis
6Co2+6H2O-C6H12O6+6O2
Cellular Respiration
Process that realeses energy by breaking down food mellecules in presence of oxygen
Glycolysis
Glucose is broken down in half, producing two molecules of pyruvice acid.
Cell Growth and division
cannot become too large- too much info

Material excharnge(food, o2, H20)
Interphase
in between devision, period of growth
Prophase
worms
1.Cromitin condenses into chromosomes
2. centrios seperate, spindles begin to form
3. nuclear envelope breaks down
Metaphse
1. chromantin condences into chromosomes
2.Spindle fibers connected to centromes
3. no nuclear membrane
Anaphase
sister chromatids seperate and move apart
Telephase
1. Chromosomes gather at oppisite ends
2.Chromosomes lose distinct shape
3. Nuclear envelope reforms
Cytokinesis
"division of cytoplasm into new daughter cells"
A.)cytoplasm pinches in half
B. Each new cell has identicle set of duplicate chromosomes.
Order of process
interphase, prophase,maetaphase,anaphase telephase,cytokinesis
Meiosis
process by which the number of chromosomes per cell is cut in half trough the seperation of homoglous chromosomes in a diploid cell
Meiosis two
process by which gametes are formed

one cell becomes four gametes
Homologous
the matchin chromosomes from each parent (1 male-1 female)
Diploid
cell that contains both sets of chromosomes- 2N
Gamete
Specialized cell involved in sexual reproduction- sperm/eggs
Haploid
cell that contains only a single set of chromosomes 1N
Tetrad
structure contaning 4 chromatids
Phases of Meiosis
tow phases
Prophase 1
each chromosome pairs with its corresponding homologous chromosome to form a tetrad
Anaphase 1
homoglons chromosomes pulled apart
Meiosis 2
results in 4 haploid daughter cells