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why are cells important?
- all organisms are made up of cells
- all living things have them
what is the difference between HYDRO PHOBIC and HYDRO PHILIC
hydro phobic
*water hate
hydro philic
*water love
what does the body mainly need?
h2o, glucose, o2 and co2
environment of cells
cell membrane
membrane structure
phospholipid bi-layer
aspects of tge internal environment that need to be regulated
- salt concentrations
- temperature
- leveks of nutrition
- ph
- removal of waste
- ion conentrations
carbohydrates
movement into and out of a cell
- diffusion
- osmosis
- facilitated diffusion
- active transport
- endocytosis and exocytosis
diffusion
osmosis
active transport
bulk transport
whats in a plant cell?
mitochondrion
nucleus
usually the largest oranelle in the cytoplasm of a cell. directs all activities of the cell.
what is in an animal cell?
centriols
cell membrane
forms the outer boundary of the cell
cytoplasm
endoplasmic reticulum
golgi bodies
packaged and moved proteins
chloroplasts
vacuole
ribosome
lyosomes
cilia and flagella
why do we need enzymes?
without it nothing works in our bodys.
hypotonic
isotonic
hypertonic
hypothesis
if ............. then ..............
if ....IV..... then .... DV.....
IV- what you control
DV- result