Biology Unit One

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Carbon Dioxide
Gas that makes dough rise during baking
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Yeast
Unicellular fungus used in baking and brewing
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Cell Wall
Made of cellulose fibres and surrounds and supports plant cells
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Alcohol
Product of anaerobic respiration used as an alternative fuel
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Nucleus
Controls cellular activities
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Maltose
Sugar used in brewing of beer
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Penicillin
First antibiotic isolated and used to fight disease
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Cell Membrane
Controls entry and exit of materials into and out of a cell
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Bacteria
Unicellular organism used in yoghurt making
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Fermentation
Process involved in wine and beer making
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Sensitive
Describes a microbe which in inhibited by a certain antibiotic
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Resistant
Describes a microbe which is not affected by a certain antibiotic
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Cytoplasm
Where biochemical reactions occur in all living cells
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Lactose
Sugar in milk acted on by yoghurt forming bacteria
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Vacuole
Sac like structure in plant cells that regulate water content
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Lactic Acid
Produced by bacterial action on lactose
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Anti-biotics
Substance which can inhibit the growth of a microbe
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Chloroplast
Contains chlorophyll for photosynthesis
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Selectively Permeable Membrane
Structure that allows rapid passage of small molecules. eg - Water but not larger molecules
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Hypotonic
A solution with a higher water concentration than another solution
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Hypertonic
A solution with a lower water concentration than another solution
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Isotonic
Two solutions that are equal in water concentration
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Concentration Gradient
difference in concentration that exists between two regions, resulting in diffusion
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Contractile Vacuole
Used by unicellular organisms to remove excess water gained by osmosis
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Plasmolysis
Shrinking of plant cell contents away from cell walls as a result of excessive water loss
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Flaccid
Describes plant tissue that has lost water by osmosis and become soft
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Diffusion
Movement of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration
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Freely Permeable
Structure that allows rapid movement of all molecules through it
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Turgid
Describes a plant cell swollen with water taken in by osmosis
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Osmosis
Increased movement of water molecules through a selectively permeable membrane to a more concentrated solution
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Unicellular fungus used in baking and brewing

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Yeast

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Made of cellulose fibres and surrounds and supports plant cells

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Product of anaerobic respiration used as an alternative fuel

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Controls cellular activities

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