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Similarities and Differences Among Living Organisms

Similarities and Differences Among Living Organisms. CELLS MUST USE ENERGY FROM ATP TO TRANSPORT MOLECULES FROM AREAS OF LOW CONCENTRATION THROUGH THE CELL MEMBRANE TO AREAS OF HIGH CONCENTRATION. ACTIVE TRANSPORT. PROTEINS ARE DIGESTED TO PRODUCE SMALLER MOLECULES KNOWN AS. AMINO ACIDS.

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Similarities and Differences Among Living Organisms

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  1. Similarities and Differences Among Living Organisms

  2. CELLS MUST USE ENERGY FROM ATP TO TRANSPORT MOLECULES FROM AREAS OF LOW CONCENTRATION THROUGH THE CELL MEMBRANE TO AREAS OF HIGH CONCENTRATION

  3. ACTIVE TRANSPORT

  4. PROTEINS ARE DIGESTED TO PRODUCE SMALLER MOLECULES KNOWN AS

  5. AMINO ACIDS

  6. BASIC UNITS OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN LIVING ORGANISMS

  7. CELL

  8. THE SEMI-PERMEABLE BILIPID THIN STRUCTURE THAT SURROUNDS THE CELL

  9. CELL MEMBRANE

  10. BREAKING NUTRIENTS INTO SMALLER UNITS TO RELEASE THE CHEMICAL ENERGY STORED IN THEM THROUGH A PROCESS KNOWN AS

  11. CELLULAR RESPIRATION

  12. A STRUCTURE CONTAINING THE GREEN PIGMENT CHLOROPHYLL THAT CAPTURES LIGHT ENERGY TO PRODUCE GLUCOSE FOOD FOR THE PLANT

  13. CHLOROPLAST

  14. MOVEMENT OF MATERIALS INSIDE A CELL OR BETWEEN PARTS OF A MULTICELLULAR ORGANISM

  15. CIRCULATION

  16. JELLY LIKE SUBSTANCE INSIDE A CELL THAT CONTAINS SPECIALIZED STRUCTURES, TRANSPORTS MATERIALS AND IS THE SITE OF MANY CHEMICAL REACTIONS

  17. CYTOPLASM

  18. BREAKING DOWN OF FOOD BOTH MECHANICALLY & CHEMICALLY TO PRODUCE MOLECULES SMALL ENOUGH TO PASS THROUGH CELL MEMBRANES

  19. DIGESTION

  20. MOVEMENT OF MOLECULES FROM AREAS OF HIGH CONCENTRATION TO AREAS OF LOW CONCENTRATION THAT REQUIRES NO ENERGY

  21. DIFFUSION

  22. SPECIAL PROTEINS USED TO EXTRACT ENERGY FROM NUTRIENTS

  23. ENZYMES

  24. REMOVAL OF METABOLIC WASTE PRODUCED BY CELLS OF THE BODY

  25. EXCRETION

  26. MAINTAINING A STABLE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT

  27. HOMEOSTASIS

  28. CHEMICALS PRODUCED BY THE ENDOCRINE GLANDS THAT CAUSE CHANGES IN OTHER AREAS OF THE BODYTHE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM’S METHOD OF COMMUNICATION

  29. HORMONE

  30. THE ABILITY TO RESIST DISEASE

  31. IMMUNITY

  32. MOLECULES THAT DO NOT CONTAIN BOTH CARBON AND HYDROGEN

  33. INORGANIC

  34. THE COMBINATION OF ALL THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS THAT OCCUR IN AN ORGANISM

  35. METABOLISM

  36. POD SHAPED ORGANELLE THAT CONTAINS ENZYMES TO EXTRACT THE ENERGY FROM NUTRIENTSaka THE POWERHOUSE

  37. MITOCHONDRIA

  38. THE STRUCTURE THAT CONTROL’S THE CELL’S METABOLISM AND STORES GENETIC INFORMATION

  39. NUCLEUS

  40. DIFFERENT TISSUES WORKING TOGETHER TO PERFORM A LIFE PROCESS FORM A

  41. ORGAN

  42. SEVERAL ORGANS WORKING TOGETHER TO PERFORM LIFE PROCESSES

  43. ORGAN SYSTEM

  44. SPECIALIZED STRUCTURES WITHIN CELLS THAT PERFORM SPECIFIC LIFE MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS

  45. ORGANELLE

  46. MOLECULES THAT CONTAIN BOTH CARBON & HYDROGEN WHICH INCLUDE ALL THE MAJOR MOLECULES OF LIFE-NUCLEIC ACIDS, CARBOHYDRATES, LIPIDS & PROTEINS(aka MACROMOLECULES)

  47. ORGANIC

  48. PROTEIN MOLECULES IN THE CELLULAR MEMBRANE THAT RECEIVE CHEMICAL MESSAGES FROM OTHER CELLS

  49. RECEPTOR MOLECULE

  50. THE PROCESS OF USING OXYGEN TO BREAK DOWN FOOD MOLECULES TO RELEASE ENERGY

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