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Cells carry out functions....

Of nutrition,reprocuction and interaction....
Because they are active constantly, stay alive and produce descendants of its cells....

WHAT IS INTERACTION IN THE CEL


Aerobic and anaerobic in celllular respiration....

Aerobic: Produce energy in undernormal conditions and glucose and oxigen are combined them
examples: produce enregy in your body.

Anaerobic: Oxigen avaible to produce energy that they are need.
examples: Vigorous exercices.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERNECES BETWEEN AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC?

Cells move....

Yes because they are interacts with the exterior and support the change of its surrounds and responses to its changes.

WHY DO YOU THINK THAT A CELL MOVES ALL THE TIME?


You have been without food for more than 24 hours. How would your cells respond to that ?
They Secreting the substances to the surrounding and make protective and resistant layers which isolate from the exterior.
What are the two agents interacting with each other ?
They stimuly the variations in cells.
The reactions of cell are responses.

DO YOU THINH THAT A CELL CAN BE ALIVE WITH OUT THE REPRODUCTION?WHY?

Cell Reprocuction.....
Is a process in which started from an initial mother cell and two daughter cells whic are identical mother cell its obtaines.

Mitosis......
In the dna fibres close systematically and precisely produce same information.

WHAT IS THE FIBRES IN A CELL?















Cells during its life span...
that they are in alla shapes, sizes and fucntoons with life spans ar e vary correspondingly.
Small and simples islands into themselves, single cell organism do everything on their own move eat, digest, reproduce and die.
Form vast weel ordered communities tied wirh intricate communication lines and make energy to reprodcue more and more....


WHAY DO YOU YHINK THAT THE CELL DURINGS ITS SAPN LIFE MAKE ENRGY?

cells join together and organized...

Thallus and tissues....

Thallus :They are found in living beingsn that the cells are practically the same.
The cells are able to carry out the functions of respiration, interaction and reproduction.
Tissue :They are found in living beigns that they are made up of various different types of cells.
A group of cells that have similar structure and carry out the same type of activity.

WHAT IS RESPIRATION, INTERACTION AND REPROCUCTION FUNCTIONS?
WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE CELL STRUCTURE?

Organism are made of…

Bones: Are made of a network of calcium laid down by cells.
Special cells at the end of bones add new calcium to the network of bones, shape in the end of the bones.

What are the parts that a bone form?


Minerals are responsable to...
Make up the hard and solid parts of living being and dissolved,
Carrying out the chemical reations of organism for transport substances.

Kind of mineral that we can found in humans and made of....
Shells of molluscs-Calcium Carbonate
Skeletons-Calcium Phosporate
Salinity of body-Potassium and sodium
Blood-Atoms and iron

What is the function of minerals in your body?
What is a atom and a iron?


Compostion of humans chemistry and biology...
The scales have in common that they are formed with cells that are the function of your body parts and composs the organs.

Sugar....
Types:
Monosaccharides: Made up of 3 or 8 atoms of carbon.
Disacharide: The union of two monosaccharides.
Polysaccharide: Monosaccharides molecules joing together.

What types of sugar did they have in the phorograph?
Chemistry and Bilogy are the same....?


Lipids are...
Are samll amount of phosphorous made of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.
We need them to...
As a energy reserve.

Proteins are...
Are made up of chains of many molecules call amino acids.
Are responsable for...
The cell structure.
Accelerate and flour in chemical reactions.
Carry the substances for one part to another body part.
Antibodies allows us to defend ourselves.





CO is responsable for respiration....

the set of the metabolic reactions and processes that take place in the cells of organisms to convert bioquimical from nutrients into adenosine triphosphate .






Respiration refers to...

Metabolic processes that certain organisms obtain energy from organic molecules processses that take place in the cells and tissues during energy is released and carbon dioxide is porduce.




DNA is....

The nucleous that cells contains the instructions for the function of all the cells.