Active Transport Needs ATP to occur. Mitochondria Organelle that produces ATP. Diffusion Movement of particles from high concentration to low concentration. Uterus Fertilized egg implants here. Photosynthesis Process by which plant cells use sunlight to create sugar. Sunlight Energy supply for a food web. Evolution The process by which a species changes over a long period of time. Nucleus Organelle that holds the DNA Antibody Proteins produced by the immune system Biodiversity Variety of species in an area. Abiotic Nonliving parts of an ecosystem. Ecosystem All of the living and nonliving things that interact in a specific area. CO2 Something needed to conduct photosynthesis. Simple Sugars Subunit that makes up carbohydrates. Dependent Variable Will change based on what the scientist decides to vary in the experiment Asexual Reproduction 1 parent creates identical offspring. Sexual Reproduction 2 parents create offspring with a mix of genes. Biotic Living parts of an ecosystem. O2 Something needed to make ATP (energy). Ribosomes Organelle that creates proteins. Decomposer Organism that recycles matter and energy back into an ecosystem. Niche Specific role played by an organism in an ecosystem. Denaturation When an enzyme loses its shape and cannot function. Homeostasis State of steady internal conditions. AKA equilibirum Heterotroph Needs to eat other organisms for energy. AKA consumer. Fallopian Tube Egg travels through this to get to the uterus. Enzyme Protein used to speed up chemical reactions. Passive Transport Does not need ATP to occur. Nucleic Acids Subunit that makes up DNA and RNA Independent Variable Thing that the scientist changes in an experiment. Amino Acids Subunit that makes up proteins Cellular Respiration Process by which all cells break down sugar to create ATP (energy). Autotroph Can make its own food. AKA producer Transcription and Translation Processes of protein synthesis Active Transport Needs ATP to occur. Mitochondria Organelle that produces ATP. Diffusion Movement of particles from high concentration to low concentration. Uterus Fertilized egg implants here. Photosynthesis Process by which plant cells use sunlight to create sugar. Sunlight Energy supply for a food web. Evolution The process by which a species changes over a long period of time. Nucleus Organelle that holds the DNA Antibody Proteins produced by the immune system Biodiversity Variety of species in an area. Abiotic Nonliving parts of an ecosystem. Ecosystem All of the living and nonliving things that interact in a specific area. CO2 Something needed to conduct photosynthesis. Simple Sugars Subunit that makes up carbohydrates. Dependent Variable Will change based on what the scientist decides to vary in the experiment Asexual Reproduction 1 parent creates identical offspring. Sexual Reproduction 2 parents create offspring with a mix of genes. Biotic Living parts of an ecosystem. O2 Something needed to make ATP (energy). Ribosomes Organelle that creates proteins. Decomposer Organism that recycles matter and energy back into an ecosystem. Niche Specific role played by an organism in an ecosystem. Denaturation When an enzyme loses its shape and cannot function. Homeostasis State of steady internal conditions. AKA equilibirum Heterotroph Needs to eat other organisms for energy. AKA consumer. Fallopian Tube Egg travels through this to get to the uterus. Enzyme Protein used to speed up chemical reactions. Passive Transport Does not need ATP to occur. Nucleic Acids Subunit that makes up DNA and RNA Independent Variable Thing that the scientist changes in an experiment. Amino Acids Subunit that makes up proteins Cellular Respiration Process by which all cells break down sugar to create ATP (energy). Autotroph Can make its own food. AKA producer Transcription and Translation Processes of protein synthesis
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O-Needs ATP to occur.
N-Organelle that produces ATP.
B-Movement of particles from high concentration to low concentration.
I-Fertilized egg implants here.
I-Process by which plant cells use sunlight to create sugar.
O-Energy supply for a food web.
I-The process by which a species changes over a long period of time.
N-Organelle that holds the DNA
B-Proteins produced by the immune system
B-Variety of species in an area.
N-Nonliving parts of an ecosystem.
G-All of the living and nonliving things that interact in a specific area.
N-Something needed to conduct photosynthesis.
G-Subunit that makes up carbohydrates.
N-Will change based on what the scientist decides to vary in the experiment
B-1 parent creates identical offspring.
O-2 parents create offspring with a mix of genes.
I-Living parts of an ecosystem.
G-Something needed to make ATP (energy).
O-Organelle that creates proteins.
G-Organism that recycles matter and energy back into an ecosystem.
B-Specific role played by an organism in an ecosystem.
G-When an enzyme loses its shape and cannot function.
B-State of steady internal conditions. AKA equilibirum
B-Needs to eat other organisms for energy. AKA consumer.
O-Egg travels through this to get to the uterus.
I-Protein used to speed up chemical reactions.
I-Does not need ATP to occur.
G-Subunit that makes up DNA and RNA
G-Thing that the scientist changes in an experiment.
I-Subunit that makes up proteins
N-Process by which all cells break down sugar to create ATP (energy).
O-Can make its own food. AKA producer
O-Processes of protein synthesis
