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Structures that carry your genetic information
 
Chromosomes
 
prophase
 
anaphase
A special cell division that makes sex cells
 
Meiosis
 
Telophase
 
body cells
Cells that are used for reproduction
 
sex cells
 
homeostasis
 
photosynthesis
All the cells in your body except reproductive cells
 
body cells (soma cells)
 
meiosis
 
chromosomes
 
prophase
The last step of cell division
 
telophase
 
meiosis
 
chromosomes
The step where the cell starts to split
 
anaphase
 
interphase
 
diffusion
 
producer
The middle of step of cell division
 
metaphase
 
anaphase
 
homeostasis
 
products
The first step of cell division
 
prophase
 
metaphase
 
reactant
The "resting" phase between cell divisions
 
interphase
 
prophase
 
producer
 
consumer
How one cell divides into two identical cells
 
Mitosis
 
homeostasis
 
reactants
 
yields
The part of the cell that makes energy
 
Mitochondria
 
alveoli
 
chlorophyll
The green stuff in plants that captures sunlight
 
Chlorophyll
 
stomates
 
alveoli
Tiny air sacs in lungs where oxygen enters the blood
 
alveoli
 
stomates
 
mitosis
Tiny holes in leaves for gas exchange
 
Stomates
 
Alveoli
 
homeostasis
What you get from a chemical reaction
 
Yields (chemistry)
 
alveoli
 
mitochondria
What you get after a chemical reaction
 
products
 
reactants
 
cellular respiration
The starting materials in a chemical reaction
 
reactants
 
cellular respiration
 
consumers
How cells breakdown food to get energy
 
cellular respiration
 
photosynthesis
 
products
How plants make their own food using sunlight
 
photosynthesis
 
active transport
 
exocytosis
When a cell pushes something out
 
exocytosis
 
photosynthesis
 
homeostasis
When a cell takes something in by wrapping around it
 
Endocytosis
 
active transport
 
passive transport
Movement across a cell membrane using energy
 
active transport
 
endocytosis
 
photosynthesis
Movement across a cell membrane without using energy
 
passive transport
 
endocytosis
 
osmosis
When things spread out on their own
 
diffusion
 
osmosis
 
consumer
When water moves through a cell membrane
 
osmosis
 
producer
 
autotroph
 
homeostasis
Letting some things pass through but not others
 
semi-permeable
 
osmosis
 
diffusion
The skin of a cell that controls what goes in and out
 
cell membrane
 
semi-permeable
 
osmosis
 
diffusion
Living things that eat other things for food
 
Heterotroph/Consumer
 
Autotroph
 
Producer
Living things that make their own food
 
autotroph/producer
 
homeostasis
 
consumer
When things are balanced and steady
 
equilibrium
 
consumer
 
producer
Keeping things balanced inside your body
 
Homeostasis
 
Autotroph
 
Heterotroph