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2-How Cells Function

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chemical reactionprocess where chemicals change, atoms are rearanged and chemical bonds are broken and formed
carbohydratesused for structure and energy storage, made up of sugars
lipidsmake up the membranes surrounding the cell and organelles, made of fatty acids and glycerol
proteinsmade up of amino acids, carry most of the chemical activity in cells
nucleic acidsstore and translate the genetic information cells need, made up of nucleotides
chemical energyenergy stored in bonds between atoms of molecules
glucosesugar molecule that is a major energy source for most cells, produced by photosynthesis
photosynthesisprocess that plant cells use to change the energy from sunlight to chemical energy
cholophylllight-absorbing pigment (colored substance) that traps the sunlight
cellular respirationcells use oxygen to release energy stored in sugars, such as gluclose; provides most of the energy used by cells in the body
fermentationprocess where cells release energy without oxygen
diffusionprocess where molecules spread out, moving from areas where there are many of them to areas with fewer of them
passive transportprocess where materials move without the cells energy
osmosisdiffusion of water through a membrane
active transportprocess of using energy to move materials through a membrane



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