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What is Biology? Answer: Biology is the scientific study of life

Biologists ask questions such as... Answer: How does a cell produce

proteins?

How does a cell consume resources?

How does a single cell develop into an organism?

5 Themes Organizing Biological Information Answer: Organization

Information

Energy and Matter

Interactions

Evolution

Cell Theory Answer: - All living organisms are composed of 1 or more

cells

- The cell is the basic unit of structure and organization in organisms
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- Cells arise from pre-existing cells

A living cell must have the following features Answer: - The ability to

store and transmit information

- A membrane that creates a distinct boundaries from the environment

- The ability to harness materials and energy from the environment

Emergent Properties Answer: - Life can be studied at different levels,
from molecules to the entire living planet

- The study of life can be divided into different levels of biological

organization

- We will study life at the levels of molecules, organelles, cells and
tissues

- Emergent properties result from the arrangement and interaction of
parts within a system

- Molecules within a cell are not alive on their own

Prokaryotes vs Eukaryotes Answer: - All cells have a plasma membrane
that defines their boundary

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- Eukaryotic cells contain addition compartments contained by internal
membranes called organelles

- Prokaryotes have no organelles

Evolution Answer: Evolution = The process of change over time

- An organism adaptations to its environment are the result of
evolution

- It's the fundamental principle of biology

- It can occur at the cellular level

Are viruses alive? Answer: No, they can't replicate on their own (need a
host cell)

Viruses Answer: - Contain genetic information (DNA or RNA),
surrounded by a protein coat and sometimes a lipid membrane

- They can't harness materials/energy from their surroundings

- Can't copy their genetic information, synthesize proteins, or replicate

without a host cell



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