Breakdownof complexmolecules(lipids orproteins)A way oforganizing livingthings through adescendinghierarchy ofkingdom, phylum,class…A smallmoleculeSynthesisofcomplexmoleculesrandommovement ofmolecules froma region ofhigherconcentrationAn activetransportmovingparticles intoa cellChemicallybonding twoor moreelementstogetherBreaking of alarge moleculeinto 2 smallerones by addingwaterA type offood/elementrequired in smallamounts forgrowth (vitamins,minerals)Equalsharing ofelectronsbetween twonon-metalswhen cellsengulfsolidparticlesTwo part seriesof choices todetermine theidentity of itemsMolecules found inanimal, vegetablefats and oils – hasmany hydrocarbonchainsThe layer ofthe planetearth wherelife existsShows justelectrons ofthe valenceshell of theelementShows electronstructure ofelement in ringformat; includesneutrons &protonsThe studyof livingorganismsTransport ofsubstancesagainstconcentrationgradient, usingchemical energyCompoundsformed bythe joining of2 or moreatomsHaving similaritiesin internal orchromosomalstructures (organsin similar places)process of usingsunlight to convertlow-energycompounds intohigh energy onethe studyofclassifyinganimalsTransfer ofelectronsbetween ametal andnonmetalDouble sugar – 2monosaccharidesjoined – sucrose,maltose, lactoseclassificationof celluloseas it hasmany chainsof glucoseThe field ofbiology thatstudiesmicroscopicorganisms.Organiccompound, havingcarbon as itsbackbone, withoxygen &hydrogen, used forenergyA generic termfor saccharides(mono or di) –sweet tastingcarbohydrateBuildingblocks ofproteinsOrganism ableto produce itsown food usinglight, water &carbon dioxideWhencellsingestfluidSubstancemadeentirely fromone type ofatomwatera lipidhaving 3chainsChemicalcompoundscontaining carbon,hydrogen, oxygenor nitrogen2 smallermoleculesjoining to forma larger one byremoving waterA biomoleculewhich acts as acatalyst to speedup specificchemical reactionsWhen atomsprefer to have8 electrons intheir valenceshellFat or waxysubstancenot solublein waterA type offood/elementrequired in largeamounts forgrowth (carbs,protein)the process ofbreaking downfood to releaseenergycompleted by acellParasite thatreplicates onlyinside theliving cells ofan organismMacromoleculeneeded foressential aminoacidsBasic form ofcarbohydrate,simple sugarlike glucoseand fructoseSimple cellorganism whichis unicellular andhas no truenucleus or cellorganellesUsing oftransportproteinsthrough aplasmamembranecells that containa nucleus andorganelles, andare enclosed bya membranemovementof wateracross amembraneorganismsthat can'tmake theirown foodSubstancemade of two ofmore (like ordifferent) atomstogetherTrigylceride(a type oflipid) usuallysolid at roomtemperaturemovement ofmaterials acrossa cell membranewithout needingenergyprocess bywhich vesiclecontents arereleased fromthe cellNaming of anorganismusing 2 terms,the genus andspeciesBreakdownof complexmolecules(lipids orproteins)A way oforganizing livingthings through adescendinghierarchy ofkingdom, phylum,class…A smallmoleculeSynthesisofcomplexmoleculesrandommovement ofmolecules froma region ofhigherconcentrationAn activetransportmovingparticles intoa cellChemicallybonding twoor moreelementstogetherBreaking of alarge moleculeinto 2 smallerones by addingwaterA type offood/elementrequired in smallamounts forgrowth (vitamins,minerals)Equalsharing ofelectronsbetween twonon-metalswhen cellsengulfsolidparticlesTwo part seriesof choices todetermine theidentity of itemsMolecules found inanimal, vegetablefats and oils – hasmany hydrocarbonchainsThe layer ofthe planetearth wherelife existsShows justelectrons ofthe valenceshell of theelementShows electronstructure ofelement in ringformat; includesneutrons &protonsThe studyof livingorganismsTransport ofsubstancesagainstconcentrationgradient, usingchemical energyCompoundsformed bythe joining of2 or moreatomsHaving similaritiesin internal orchromosomalstructures (organsin similar places)process of usingsunlight to convertlow-energycompounds intohigh energy onethe studyofclassifyinganimalsTransfer ofelectronsbetween ametal andnonmetalDouble sugar – 2monosaccharidesjoined – sucrose,maltose, lactoseclassificationof celluloseas it hasmany chainsof glucoseThe field ofbiology thatstudiesmicroscopicorganisms.Organiccompound, havingcarbon as itsbackbone, withoxygen &hydrogen, used forenergyA generic termfor saccharides(mono or di) –sweet tastingcarbohydrateBuildingblocks ofproteinsOrganism ableto produce itsown food usinglight, water &carbon dioxideWhencellsingestfluidSubstancemadeentirely fromone type ofatomwatera lipidhaving 3chainsChemicalcompoundscontaining carbon,hydrogen, oxygenor nitrogen2 smallermoleculesjoining to forma larger one byremoving waterA biomoleculewhich acts as acatalyst to speedup specificchemical reactionsWhen atomsprefer to have8 electrons intheir valenceshellFat or waxysubstancenot solublein waterA type offood/elementrequired in largeamounts forgrowth (carbs,protein)the process ofbreaking downfood to releaseenergycompleted by acellParasite thatreplicates onlyinside theliving cells ofan organismMacromoleculeneeded foressential aminoacidsBasic form ofcarbohydrate,simple sugarlike glucoseand fructoseSimple cellorganism whichis unicellular andhas no truenucleus or cellorganellesUsing oftransportproteinsthrough aplasmamembranecells that containa nucleus andorganelles, andare enclosed bya membranemovementof wateracross amembraneorganismsthat can'tmake theirown foodSubstancemade of two ofmore (like ordifferent) atomstogetherTrigylceride(a type oflipid) usuallysolid at roomtemperaturemovement ofmaterials acrossa cell membranewithout needingenergyprocess bywhich vesiclecontents arereleased fromthe cellNaming of anorganismusing 2 terms,the genus andspecies

Biology Definitions - Call List

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  1. Breakdown of complex molecules (lipids or proteins)
  2. A way of organizing living things through a descending hierarchy of kingdom, phylum, class…
  3. A small molecule
  4. Synthesis of complex molecules
  5. random movement of molecules from a region of higher concentration
  6. An active transport moving particles into a cell
  7. Chemically bonding two or more elements together
  8. Breaking of a large molecule into 2 smaller ones by adding water
  9. A type of food/element required in small amounts for growth (vitamins, minerals)
  10. Equal sharing of electrons between two non-metals
  11. when cells engulf solid particles
  12. Two part series of choices to determine the identity of items
  13. Molecules found in animal, vegetable fats and oils – has many hydrocarbon chains
  14. The layer of the planet earth where life exists
  15. Shows just electrons of the valence shell of the element
  16. Shows electron structure of element in ring format; includes neutrons & protons
  17. The study of living organisms
  18. Transport of substances against concentration gradient, using chemical energy
  19. Compounds formed by the joining of 2 or more atoms
  20. Having similarities in internal or chromosomal structures (organs in similar places)
  21. process of using sunlight to convert low-energy compounds into high energy one
  22. the study of classifying animals
  23. Transfer of electrons between a metal and nonmetal
  24. Double sugar – 2 monosaccharides joined – sucrose, maltose, lactose
  25. classification of cellulose as it has many chains of glucose
  26. The field of biology that studies microscopic organisms.
  27. Organic compound, having carbon as its backbone, with oxygen & hydrogen, used for energy
  28. A generic term for saccharides (mono or di) – sweet tasting carbohydrate
  29. Building blocks of proteins
  30. Organism able to produce its own food using light, water & carbon dioxide
  31. When cells ingest fluid
  32. Substance made entirely from one type of atom
  33. water
  34. a lipid having 3 chains
  35. Chemical compounds containing carbon, hydrogen, oxygen or nitrogen
  36. 2 smaller molecules joining to form a larger one by removing water
  37. A biomolecule which acts as a catalyst to speed up specific chemical reactions
  38. When atoms prefer to have 8 electrons in their valence shell
  39. Fat or waxy substance not soluble in water
  40. A type of food/element required in large amounts for growth (carbs, protein)
  41. the process of breaking down food to release energy completed by a cell
  42. Parasite that replicates only inside the living cells of an organism
  43. Macromolecule needed for essential amino acids
  44. Basic form of carbohydrate, simple sugar like glucose and fructose
  45. Simple cell organism which is unicellular and has no true nucleus or cell organelles
  46. Using of transport proteins through a plasma membrane
  47. cells that contain a nucleus and organelles, and are enclosed by a membrane
  48. movement of water across a membrane
  49. organisms that can't make their own food
  50. Substance made of two of more (like or different) atoms together
  51. Trigylceride (a type of lipid) usually solid at room temperature
  52. movement of materials across a cell membrane without needing energy
  53. process by which vesicle contents are released from the cell
  54. Naming of an organism using 2 terms, the genus and species