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Life Science Chapter 2 Review

Chapter 2 Test Review

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Tissuea group of similar cells
Organ SystemA group of organs working together
Cell Membraneallows certain materials to enter cell
Cell Theoryall org. are made of cells, cells are the basic units, cells come from cells
Cell Wallprotects the plant cell
compound light microscopemicroscope that uses light and has 2 lenses, objective lenses, and eyepiece lenses
Electron microscopeobserves objects that are too small to be seen with a regular microscope
Endoplasmic Reticulummoves materials around the cell
Lysosomeorganelles that digest waste for the cell
MitochondriaMakes energy for the cell
Nucleusdirects all cell activities
Virusa strand of hereditary material surrounded by a protein coat
Host CellA cell in which a virus replicates itself
Gene TherapyEnclosing normal hereditary material in a virus to treat diseases
Latent Virusvirus that enters the cell and becomes part of the cells hereditary material without destroying the cell
Active Virusvirus that enters cell, replicates, and cell bursts
Vaccinea solution made of weakened virus particles that prevent disease
Chlorophyllpigment in plant cells that captures light and produces sugar for food
Chloroplastfilled with chlorophyll and is where photosynthesis occurs
SchwannScientist that concluded all animals are made of cells
SchleidenScientist that concluded all plants are made of cells
VirchowScientist that concluded cells come from cells
Developed the Cell theorySchleiden, Schwann & Virchow
Ribosomemakes Protein
Golgi BodyPackages material in cell
DNAChemical that contains the code for the cells structure and activities
VacuoleStores food and water for the cell
Organa group of tissue that work together
CytoplasmGel-like substance that fills the cell
NucleolusMakes ribosomes for the cell
Simple microscopehas only one lens
Stereomicroscopeuses light and gives a 3-D view
Steps of an active virusAttach, invade, Copy Release
3 things all cells haveCytoplasm, membrane, Hereditary Material(DNA)



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