a&p part 1

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a&p part 1

Cell
Basic structural and functional unit of the human organism
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Cell Basic structural and functional unit of the human organism
Catabolism The phase of metabolism that involves breaking down large, complex molecules into smaller ones
Homeostasis The condition in which the body's internal environment remains within certain limits
Metabolism Defined as all the biochemical reactions that occur within an organism
Catabolism Defined as the breakdown of complex compounds into simpler ones
Anabolism Defined as reactions in which small molecules are combined to form larger ones
Responsiveness Defined as the body's ability to detect and respond to changes its internal or external environment
Homeostasis Defined as the condition of equilibrium in the body's internal environment
Differentiation Defined as the process a cell under goes to develop from an unspecialized to a specialized state
Reproduction Defined as either the formation of new cells or the production of a new individual
Ion Defined as any changed particles or group of particles
Electrolyte Defined as a compund that seperates into ions when dissolved in water and that conducts electricity
Cation Defined as a positively charged ion
Anion Define as a negatively charged ion
Sythesis reaction Defined as one that occurs when two or more atoms, ions, or molecules combine to form a new molecule; it is a form of anabolism
Decomposition reaction Define as one that occurs when large molecules are split into smaller atoms atoms,ions or molecules; it is a form of catabolism
Exchange reaction Defined as one that involves both synthesis and decomposition reaction
Reactant Defined as the starting substance ina chemical reaction

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