Eukaryotic complex, has nucleus, and membrane bound organelles Lytic Cycle the reproductive cycle where the virus injects its viral genetic material and kills the host cell UGA UAA UAG stop codons Non- living the state of which a virus is in until it attaches to a host cell Prophase step in mitosis where all the DNA is starting to become organized adenine In DNA thymine pairs with... Glucose + Oxygen products of photosynthesis, but also reactants of cellular respiration protein biomolecule that is used for muscle growth, and movement Interphase phase where 23 hours of the day are spent to get the cell ready for cell division Passive Transport type of transport where no ATP is used Nucleotide made of phosphate, sugar, and base CO2 + H2O products of cellular respiration, but reactants of photosynthesis AUG start codon Chloroplast organelle where chloroplast happens enzyme protein, that lowers activation energy and speeds a reaction up Transcription 1st step of protein synthesis where DNA gets transcribed to mRNA DNA genetic code, thats double stranaded Uracil Replaces the thymine in DNA for this base Capsid structure of the virus that stores and protects the genetic material Biomolecules nucleic acids; proteins;carbohydrates; lipids Telophase step in mitosis where 2 nucleus reappear Mitosis process of creating new somatic cells for growth and repair codon 3 nitrogenous based grouped together tRNA carries amino acid anad anticodon Mitochondria organelle where cellular respiration happens active site where the substrate binds to the enzyme Metaphase step in mitosis where the chromosomes line up at the middle of the cell Cellular Respiration process that involves breathing in oxygen and breathing out carbon dioxide Translation 2nd step of protein synthesis where amino acids are attached to create a protein mRNA carries a message from the DNA outside the nucleus to the cytoplasm on the ribosome G2 phase phase of interphase where cell is checking for mistakes to go into mitosis S phase phase of mitosis where DNA is replicating ATP represents energy identical, somatic cells type of cells that mitosis makes double helix shape of DNA ribosome where protein synthesis happens amino acid is the building block of a protein RNA a nucleic acid, and single stranaded molcule temperature and pH factors affecting enzyme function Active Transport ATP is used to move molecules against the concentration gradient Anaphase step in mitosis where the sister chromatids are separating G1 phase phase of interphase where the cell is growing Lysogenic Cycle the reproductive cycle of a virus where the virus combines it's DNA with the host cells DNA Protein Synthesis process where proteins are made Host Cell whats needed for a virus to reproduce Photosynthesis process plants use to create their own food/energy Prokaryotic has no nucleus, and is very simple codon chart used to get the amino acids Eukaryotic complex, has nucleus, and membrane bound organelles Lytic Cycle the reproductive cycle where the virus injects its viral genetic material and kills the host cell UGA UAA UAG stop codons Non- living the state of which a virus is in until it attaches to a host cell Prophase step in mitosis where all the DNA is starting to become organized adenine In DNA thymine pairs with... Glucose + Oxygen products of photosynthesis, but also reactants of cellular respiration protein biomolecule that is used for muscle growth, and movement Interphase phase where 23 hours of the day are spent to get the cell ready for cell division Passive Transport type of transport where no ATP is used Nucleotide made of phosphate, sugar, and base CO2 + H2O products of cellular respiration, but reactants of photosynthesis AUG start codon Chloroplast organelle where chloroplast happens enzyme protein, that lowers activation energy and speeds a reaction up Transcription 1st step of protein synthesis where DNA gets transcribed to mRNA DNA genetic code, thats double stranaded Uracil Replaces the thymine in DNA for this base Capsid structure of the virus that stores and protects the genetic material Biomolecules nucleic acids; proteins;carbohydrates; lipids Telophase step in mitosis where 2 nucleus reappear Mitosis process of creating new somatic cells for growth and repair codon 3 nitrogenous based grouped together tRNA carries amino acid anad anticodon Mitochondria organelle where cellular respiration happens active site where the substrate binds to the enzyme Metaphase step in mitosis where the chromosomes line up at the middle of the cell Cellular Respiration process that involves breathing in oxygen and breathing out carbon dioxide Translation 2nd step of protein synthesis where amino acids are attached to create a protein mRNA carries a message from the DNA outside the nucleus to the cytoplasm on the ribosome G2 phase phase of interphase where cell is checking for mistakes to go into mitosis S phase phase of mitosis where DNA is replicating ATP represents energy identical, somatic cells type of cells that mitosis makes double helix shape of DNA ribosome where protein synthesis happens amino acid is the building block of a protein RNA a nucleic acid, and single stranaded molcule temperature and pH factors affecting enzyme function Active Transport ATP is used to move molecules against the concentration gradient Anaphase step in mitosis where the sister chromatids are separating G1 phase phase of interphase where the cell is growing Lysogenic Cycle the reproductive cycle of a virus where the virus combines it's DNA with the host cells DNA Protein Synthesis process where proteins are made Host Cell whats needed for a virus to reproduce Photosynthesis process plants use to create their own food/energy Prokaryotic has no nucleus, and is very simple codon chart used to get the amino acids
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complex, has nucleus, and membrane bound organelles
Eukaryotic
the reproductive cycle where the virus injects its viral genetic material and kills the host cell
Lytic Cycle
stop codons
UGA
UAA
UAG
the state of which a virus is in until it attaches to a host cell
Non-living
step in mitosis where all the DNA is starting to become organized
Prophase
In DNA thymine pairs with...
adenine
products of photosynthesis, but also reactants of cellular respiration
Glucose + Oxygen
biomolecule that is used for muscle growth, and movement
protein
phase where 23 hours of the day are spent to get the cell ready for cell division
Interphase
type of transport where no ATP is used
Passive Transport
made of phosphate, sugar, and base
Nucleotide
products of cellular respiration, but reactants of photosynthesis
CO2 +
H2O
start codon
AUG
organelle where chloroplast happens
Chloroplast
protein, that lowers activation energy and speeds a reaction up
enzyme
1st step of protein synthesis where DNA gets transcribed to mRNA
Transcription
genetic code, thats double stranaded
DNA
Replaces the thymine in DNA for this base
Uracil
structure of the virus that stores and protects the genetic material
Capsid
nucleic acids; proteins;carbohydrates; lipids
Biomolecules
step in mitosis where 2 nucleus reappear
Telophase
process of creating new somatic cells for growth and repair
Mitosis
3 nitrogenous based grouped together
codon
carries amino acid anad anticodon
tRNA
organelle where cellular respiration happens
Mitochondria
where the substrate binds to the enzyme
active site
step in mitosis where the chromosomes line up at the middle of the cell
Metaphase
process that involves breathing in oxygen and breathing out carbon dioxide
Cellular Respiration
2nd step of protein synthesis where amino acids are attached to create a protein
Translation
carries a message from the DNA outside the nucleus to the cytoplasm on the ribosome
mRNA
phase of interphase where cell is checking for mistakes to go into mitosis
G2 phase
phase of mitosis where DNA is replicating
S phase
represents energy
ATP
type of cells that mitosis makes
identical, somatic cells
shape of DNA
double helix
where protein synthesis happens
ribosome
is the building block of a protein
amino acid
a nucleic acid, and single stranaded molcule
RNA
factors affecting enzyme function
temperature and pH
ATP is used to move molecules against the concentration gradient
Active Transport
step in mitosis where the sister chromatids are separating
Anaphase
phase of interphase where the cell is growing
G1 phase
the reproductive cycle of a virus where the virus combines it's DNA with the host cells DNA
Lysogenic Cycle
process where proteins are made
Protein Synthesis
whats needed for a virus to reproduce
Host Cell
process plants use to create their own food/energy
Photosynthesis
has no nucleus, and is very simple
Prokaryotic
used to get the amino acids
codon chart