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Description: notes about prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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Cells always start with the cell membrane
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Separates all
multi-cell and single-cell things from the environment
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Everything tries to maintain homeostasis by metabolic reaction
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Gas is also a transport medium, but not fluid enough to move things like magnesium, and
sodium
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You need to move things in
and out
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Two types of cells- Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
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Unicellar organisms that
are so small that they can go into Eukaryotes
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Three types Heat-loving, Salt loving
and Methane making
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The cell wall is a protector so if it has food it lives, if not it
was going to die anyways but at least it has a chance
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prokaryotes do not
need a nucleus because they are small
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In a Eukaryote, it would take too long and the nucleic acids would be all over
and the nucleus is about the size of a prokaryotic cell
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The cell wall is for the plant
to grow against gravity cell wall made of cellulose
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Cytoplasm- has a cytoskeleton that gives the cell some rigidity, they are transparent
Description: notes about prokaryotes and eukaryotes