(3) Peroxisome
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function:
-detoxifies chemicals using oxidation reactions
-metabolizes fatty acids/ synthesizes phospholipids
(2) Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
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, -high energy compound used by cells
-most energy transfers with ATP involve addition (endergonic reaction) or
removal the third phosphate group, creation of ADP (exergonic reaction)
-cells make most ATP through catabolism of glucose (monosaccharide) in
the presence of oxygen
-made in the mitochondria
(2) Energy
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the capacity to do work
(3) Endocytosis
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-extracellular fluid, large molecules, sometimes entire cells are taken into
the cell
-3 types:
Phagocytosis
Pinocytosis
(2) Kinetic energy
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, energy in motion
ex: balling rolling down a hill
(1) Respiratory system function
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functions: breathing/ get rid of CO2
(3) Intermediate Filaments
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functions:
-form the framework of the cell
-support the shape and size of nucleus
-provide cell strength
-help cell/tissue to with stand mechanical stresses
(2) pH of above 7
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alkaline/basic
ex: baking soda
, (1) Reproductive system
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female: vagina, ovary, mammary glands, uterine gland,
male: pennis, prostate, testis ductus, deferens
(1) Chemical level examples
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blood cells/ stem cells
(2) Isotonic
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-balanced
-cell no effected
(2) Hypotonic
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function:
-detoxifies chemicals using oxidation reactions
-metabolizes fatty acids/ synthesizes phospholipids
(2) Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)
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, -high energy compound used by cells
-most energy transfers with ATP involve addition (endergonic reaction) or
removal the third phosphate group, creation of ADP (exergonic reaction)
-cells make most ATP through catabolism of glucose (monosaccharide) in
the presence of oxygen
-made in the mitochondria
(2) Energy
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the capacity to do work
(3) Endocytosis
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-extracellular fluid, large molecules, sometimes entire cells are taken into
the cell
-3 types:
Phagocytosis
Pinocytosis
(2) Kinetic energy
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, energy in motion
ex: balling rolling down a hill
(1) Respiratory system function
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functions: breathing/ get rid of CO2
(3) Intermediate Filaments
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functions:
-form the framework of the cell
-support the shape and size of nucleus
-provide cell strength
-help cell/tissue to with stand mechanical stresses
(2) pH of above 7
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alkaline/basic
ex: baking soda
, (1) Reproductive system
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female: vagina, ovary, mammary glands, uterine gland,
male: pennis, prostate, testis ductus, deferens
(1) Chemical level examples
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blood cells/ stem cells
(2) Isotonic
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-balanced
-cell no effected
(2) Hypotonic
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