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Cell Biology XX BIO/101 XX XX Cell Biology Foundations of Chemisty in Biology Prompt Your response How chemical reactions occur in the body. When two or more atoms come as one, shaped ... molecules. When the bonded atoms are broken apart. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) The purpose of the scientific method. There are steps like observation, formulation of a hypothesis, testing, and true or false theory. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) How to develop a hypothesis. Gather all pertinent information that can be observed. To be tested in controlled environment. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) How to design an experiment using the scientific method. Scientific controlling and observing by using deducting reason to perform the experiment. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) Type of Cell: Plant Cell Prompt Your response Primary structures in plant cells. By utilizing the science of botany all structure and function coexist. Which are called eukaryotic cells. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) Role of each structure in plant cells. As in a step by step and over the years each cell performs its individual part of evolution. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) How plant cells makes energy for cellular processes. By responding to stimuli the ability to maintain constant internal conditions. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) A brief overview of each energy-making process. The sharing of properties, which are essential in the evaluation process. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) What is unique about plant cells. Plant cells consist a phylogenetic tree. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 2) Type of Cell: Animal Cell Prompt Your response Primary structures in animal cells. A plasma membrane surrounds these cells, which include nucleolus organelles. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) animal cells. nucleolus list is where the ribosomes are formed. Cytoskeleton maintains the cell shape, and the intermediate filaments hold the organelles in place. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) How animal cells makes energy for cellular processes. It is through the mitochondria that the cells produce engery. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) A brief overview of each energy-making process. These energy factories know as mitochondria make what it is called Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), By the use of cellular respiration to derive energy from organic molecules. The process uses oxygen and produces carbon dioxide, which is a waste. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) What is unique about animal cells. Animal cells do not have a central vacuole which maintains pressure against the cell wall. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) Type of Cell: Bacterial Cell Prompt Your response Primary structures in animal cells. A plasma membrane surrounds these cells, which include nucleolus organelles. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) Role of each structure in animal cells. The plasma membranes contain organelles and components. The nucleolus list is where the ribosomes are formed. Cytoskeleton maintains the cell shape, and the intermediate filaments hold the organelles in place. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) How animal cells makes energy for cellular processes. It is through the mitochondria that the cells produce engery. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) A brief overview of each energy-making process. These energy factories know as mitochondria make what it is called Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP), By the use of cellular respiration to derive energy from organic molecules. The process uses oxygen and produces carbon dioxide, which is a waste. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) What is unique about animal cells. It is through the mitochondria that the cells produce engery. (Biology, 2014, Chapter 4) References (2014). Biology OpenStax College. Retrieved from The University of Phoenix eBook Collection database. [Show More]

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