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Metabolism - Answer Chemical reactions that transform molecules and energy to maintain life *Homeostasis - Answer constant internal environment (within cells and body as a whole) Evolution - Answer Long-term response of species *Prokaryotes - Answer no nucleus *Eukaryotes - Answer DNA enclosed in a nucleus *Bacteria - Answer Single Cells, no nucleus *Archaea - Answer primitive single cells, no nucleus, live in extreme conditions *Euk...

What is the smallest infectious agent because it is made up of only a protein? - Answer Prions What is the largest infectious agent? - Answer Multicellular parasites Which infectious agent is largest: viruses, bacteria, or fungi? - Answer Fungi What are the characteristics of Eukaryotic Cells? - Answer Have membrane bound nucleus w/ DNA; many membranes bound organelles; many linear chromosomes; What are the characteristics of Prokaryotic cells? - Answer ...

Define Tissue - Answer group of cells that are similar in structure and function why are tissues necessary in multicellular animals? - Answer in order to perform life sustaining tasks name three places that epithelial tissue is found - Answer 1. outer surface 2. inside surface of inner organs 3. glands why is epithelial tissue smooth? - Answer in order to reduce friction and allow easy fluid movement what non-cell layer anchors epithelial tissue to connectiv...

Explain the 3 main functions of blood. - Answer -Transportation -Regulation -Protection What component makes up most of the blood (%), followed by what? and then what components make up a small percentage of blood compared to the first two components? - Answer 55% plasma 44% red blood cells 1% platelets and white blood cells What is a stem cell? - Answer immature, undifferentiated cells, that havent specialized yet & can become many cells type. Where are blood ce...

1. Three major stages of the cell cycle? - Answer Interphase, mitosis and cytokinesis 1a. Define & Explain: Interphase - Answer longest part of the cell cycle, where DNA copies itself and organelles and such are copied as well to get ready to divide 1b. Define & Explain: Mitosis - Answer nuclear (the nucleus only) division where duplicated chromosomes are separated into 2 new nuclei 1c. Define & Explain: Cytokinesis - Answer cytoplasmic division to result in two ...

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