contains all the same kind of cell????
what part of a cell is that or something?
AIDS????
parts of a animal or plant cells (im not going to list them all because you guys already know) ????
electron microscope ????
tiisue ????
vaccine ????
virus ???
host cell ????
organ ????
organelle cell theory ???
compound light microscope???
I really don't know and I really need help!!
I think something is missing here. I don't know what you're asking.
contains all the same kind of cell?
this is from my text book
it's chapter two review and under it it has reviewing vocab and i have to match each phrase with the correct term from the list of the key science words (what i just list above)
plus cell wall
there is a list of 21 words i have to use one of them to answer those 10 questions in from my text book
Thanks for clearing that up. The best way for you to learn this vocabulary is to check your book and its glossary to find out these answers.
ok
I'll try and then I'll post the answer here (some) to see if I'm right.
Be back in a hour!
Did you figure it out? I don't know what it is?
No problem, I'm here to help you! Let's break down each question and discuss how to find the answers:
1. "Contains all the same kind of cell?" - This question refers to an organism or tissue made up of cells that are all the same type. To find examples, you can search for "examples of organisms with only one cell type" or "tissues composed of a single type of cell".
2. "What part of a cell is that or something?" - It seems like you might be asking about the specific part of a cell that matches the previous question. To answer this, you need to identify the specific structure within cells that typically consists of one type of cell. One example is a tissue called "epithelial tissue", where all the cells are the same type. You can search for the "structure of epithelial cells" to learn more.
3. "AIDS?" - AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome and is a medical condition caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). To learn more about AIDS, you can search for "What is AIDS?" or "Causes and symptoms of AIDS".
4. "Parts of animal or plant cells?" - Animal and plant cells have different structures, but there are some common components. You can search for "parts of an animal cell" and "parts of a plant cell" to find detailed diagrams and descriptions.
5. "Electron microscope?" - An electron microscope is a type of microscope that uses a beam of electrons to observe tiny objects, such as cells, with high resolution. To understand how an electron microscope works, its applications, and advantages over other microscopes, search for "What is an electron microscope?" or "How does an electron microscope work?"
6. "Tissue?" - Tissue is a group of similar cells that work together to perform specific functions. To learn more about tissue types, their functions, and examples, search for "What is tissue?" or "Types of tissues in the human body."
7. "Vaccine?" - A vaccine is a biological preparation that stimulates the immune system to provide protection against a specific disease. To understand how vaccines work and their importance, search for "What is a vaccine?" or "How do vaccines work?"
8. "Virus?" - A virus is a tiny infectious agent that can only replicate inside the cells of living organisms. To learn more about viruses, their structure, and how they infect cells, search for "What is a virus?" or "Lifecycle of a virus."
9. "Host cell?" - A host cell is a living cell that a virus or parasite utilizes to replicate and survive. To understand the concept of host cells in more detail, search for "What is a host cell?" or "How do viruses infect host cells?"
10. "Organ?" - An organ is a collection of tissues working together to perform a specific function in an organism. To learn more about organs and their functions in humans or other organisms, search for "What is an organ?" or "List of human organs and their functions."
11. "Organelle cell theory?" - The cell theory states that all living organisms are made up of cells, and cells are the basic units of life. To understand the organelles and their role in the cell theory, search for "What is the cell theory?" or "Functions of cell organelles."
12. "Compound light microscope?" - A compound light microscope is a type of microscope that uses visible light and several lenses to magnify and observe specimens. To understand how a compound light microscope works and its applications, search for "What is a compound light microscope?" or "How does a compound light microscope magnify objects?"
By researching these topics, you will gain a better understanding of each concept and find detailed information on each subject.