LIFE SCIENCE REVIEW

Colloidal substance consisting mainly of water and to a lesser extent for some nutrients.

Function of the plastids in plant cells.

Cells that have a nucleus, which stores their DNA.

Is the storage form of sugar in animals.

DNA exclusive nitrogen base

Representation by which it is possible to see the lack or excess of chromosomes.

Organelle in the plant cell only

Is considered the molecular basis of life which contains the codes necessary to generate a new individual.

 Are the most abundant biomolecules in the biosphere.

According to Watson and Crick, the DNA is formed by the union of:

Chemicals DNA changes which could not be corrected, leading to ...

The sugar found in milk that is made by the union of two monosaccharides

It refers to the location or specific site occupies a gene on the chromosome

The DNA was stored in the cell nucleus as ...

 Is the sugar found in DNA.

Theory which states that all living things are made up of cells.

RNA exclusive nitrogen base

The cell membrane carries out different functions like…

Group of cells together that carry out a specific function.

Because the number of chromosomes in a somatic cell is duplicated is called:

English naturalist who uses the term cell for the first time.

Molecule present in the cell wall of fungi and allowing them to be upright and withstand gravity and wind.

Chemical elements that made up living things

The remaining glucose that is stored in the plants (their leaves, stalks and roots).

Science dedicates to the study of living things and phenomena that are related to life in all its aspects.

Is considered the smallest unit of life where all vital functions take place.

The membranes surrounding the cellular organelles are made up…

 Is the most abundant steroid in animal cells and is used in the production of bile salts, vitamin D and hormones.

Function of vacuoles in plant cells

Scientist who postulated that all cells come from preexisting cells.

Function of cellulose in plant cells

Structure cell which establishes the limits between the internal medium and the extracellular medium.

Organisms originated by asexual reproduction are….. from their progenitor

Science that studies the synthesis of proteins and their functions in the body.

Bioelement that makes up part of the amino acids methionine and cysteine.

Oraganelle in charge of converting energy of nutrients in ATP.

A group of individuals of the same specie.

Is a monosaccharide that is made up of six carbon atoms and it is used by cells as an energy source.

Refers to the process of introducing substances into the cell.

Organelle which principal function is to package and classify the proteins

Characteristic of living things which are also capable of responding to the stimuli in their environment.

Cells that lack a nucleus, but have DNA in their cytoplasm.

Bioelement that forms part of the nucleotides and forms part of our bones and teeth.

A thread merchant and amateur naturalist who named sperm of human semen; he also observed red blood cells and bacteria.

Scientist who discovered the nucleus in plant cells.

Is a web of connected filaments made up of proteins located within the cytoplasm.

Function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum.

Molecule that stores energy.

Characteristic of living things of responding to changes to maintain their internal environment stable.

Approximate size of a prokaryotic cell