1st Quarter Exam Biology II
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Cell Plate | Formed during plant cell division |
Cleavage Furrow | Formed during animal cell division |
Hypotonic Solution | Causes cell to swell; More water inside thatn outside |
Hypertonic Solution | Causes cell to shrink; More water outside than inside |
Isotonic Solution | No net movement of water; cell stays the same |
Diffusion | The movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. |
Osmosis | The movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration |
Facilitated Diffusion | Movement of large substances from an area of high to low concentration without energy |
Three types of passive transport | Simple diffusionOsmosis Facilitated Diffusion |
Two types of active transport | EndocytosisExocytosis |
Two types of transport | Active- requires energy and moves from a low to high concentrationPassive- does not require energy and moves from an area of low to high concentration |
Pinocytosis | Cell-drinking |
Phagocytosis | Cell-eating |
Asexual Reproduction | The creation of offspring carrying genetic information from a single parent |
Cytokinesis | The process by which the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell divides to produce two cells |
Cell lysis | Shrinking of cells; Cell death |
-ase | Prefix that most enzymes end with |
Catalase | Example of an enzyme found in the liver |
Lock-and Key Model | Describes how an enzyme and substrate fit together in the active site |
Substrate | A specific reactant that an enzyme acts on |
Enzyme | Speeds up a chemical reaction |
Active Site | A pocket or groove on the surface of the enzyme formed by only a few of the ezymes amino acids |
Cancer | Mitosis that gets out of control and produces bad cells faster than it produces good cells |
Proteins | Perform most of the functions of the cell membrane |
Parts of the cell cycle | InterphaseMitosis Cytokinesis |
Longest phase of the cell cycle | Interphase |
Prophase | Longest phase of mitosis; Nucleus and nucleolus disappear; spindles and centromeres form |
Metaphase | Chromosomes line up at the center of the equator of the cell |
Melanoma | One of the deadliest cancers among Caucasians |
Active Transport | Moves a solution against a concentration gradient |
Malignant Tumor | An abnormally growing mass of body cells that spreads to neighboring tissues and other parts of the body |
Ways to treat cancer | RadiationVaccines Chemotherapy |
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