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Independent Variable
The thing that was changed in an experiment
What are the 7 characteristics of life?
-Cells and organization
-Homeostasis
-Reproduction
-Energy Use
-Growth
-response to a stimulus
-Change over time
Dependent Variable
The thing that was measured in an experiment
Describe prokaryotes and give an example
Simple cells
no nucleus
not many organelles
Bacteria are an example
Describe eukaryotes and give an example
More complex cells
Have a nucleus
Have many organelles
Animal and Plant cells are examples
Selectively Permeable
Only allowing certain things in and out of the cell
- The Cell Membrane
Things that can diffuse across the membrane
Very small, not charged
-H2O, O2, CO2 for example
-NOT IONS!!!
- Not big things like protiens
Nucleus
Controls all the functions of a cell
Contains most of the DNA
Mitochondria
Makes ATP for the cell to be used for energy
Has a double membrane, with the inner one folded back and forth for maximum surface area
Ribosome
Makes proteins for the cell
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Transports things throughout the cell
What will happen if a cell has 1% solute concentration inside, and is placed in a 5% solute solution
Cell will shrink because there is more salt outside the cell
What will happen if a cell has 10% solute solution inside, and is placed in a 5% solute solution
Cell will swell or burst because there is more salt inside the cell
Passive Transport
Movement of molecules with no energy required; moves from high to low concentration
Diffusion and Osmosis are examples
Active Transport
Movement of molecules with energy required; moves from low to high concentration
Ion Pumps and Endocytosis are examples
Differences between plant and animal cells
- Plants have chloroplasts, cell walls, large vacuoles, and a rigid boxy shape
- Animal cells are less rigid, have varying shapes, and no cell wall
Biochemical Pathway
A series of reactions where the product of one reaction is used in the next reaction
Light reactions and Calvin Cycle are examples
Chloroplast
Organelle found in plants that is responsible for photosynthesis
What gas is released in photosynthesis?
Oxygen gas is released
What gas is used in photosynthesis?
Carbon dioxide is used
Overall Reaction for Photosynthesis
CO2 + H2O + Light ----> Carbohydrates + O2
C4 and CAM Plants
They close or partially close their stomata to prevent water loss
Corn = C4
Cacti = CAM
Light intensity's affect on rate of photosynthesis
Causes the rate to go up and eventually will level off as the light intensity increases
CO2 affect on rate of photosynthesis
Causes the rate to go up and eventually will level off as the amount of CO2 goes up
Temperature's affect on rate of photosynthesis
Causes the rate to go up and then drop at a certain point as the temperature goes up