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(5.RS)\u003Cbr>Relationships in Nature\u003Cbr>•Mutualism-Both species benefit\u003Cbr>•Commensalism-one helped , one unaffected\u003Cbr>•Parasitism-one helped, one harmed\u003Cbr>•Predation-one hunts other\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>•Competition-fight for resource |  |  |  |  |  |  | TEK 4B-Cell Transport (1.RS)\u003Cbr>•Homeostasis-balance condition\u003Cbr>•Cell membrane functions\u003Cbr>• Protective barrier\u003Cbr>•Regulate transport of molecules\u003Cbr>•Allow cell recognition\u003Cbr>•Diffusion-molecules move using no energy\u003Cbr>•Osmosis-water moves in or out\u003Cbr>of a cell due to concentration gradient\u003Cbr>•Hypertonic-water leaves cell\u003Cbr>•Hypotonic-water enters cell\u003Cbr>•Isotonic-water is balanced\u003Cbr>Types of transport\u003Cbr>•Passive-Requires no energy\u003Cbr>•Facilitated-no energy uses proteins\u003Cbr>•Active Transport-uses energy\u003Cbr>•Moves against gradient\u003Cbr>•Exocytosis-Active trans out\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>•Endocytosis-Active trans in |  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the lytic and lysogenic cycles to reproduce\u003Cbr>Viral structure\u003Cbr>•Capsid-around outside\u003Cbr>•Genetic material-DNA or RNA\u003Cbr>•Examples of viruses:\u003Cbr>•Cold HIV Flu\u003Cbr>TEK 11D-Succession(5.RS)\u003Cbr>•Primary succession-starts from nothing, volcano creating an island\u003Cbr>•Starts with lichen and other pioneer species before moss and plants\u003Cbr>•Simple plants die adding nutrients to soil\u003Cbr>•Animals start to inhabit area as well\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>•Secondary succession-something was there before: forest fire, natural disaster\u003Cbr>•Occurs faster since nutrients are in soil from before the disaaster\u003Cbr>| \u003Cbr>TEK 11C-Role of Microorganisms (5.SS)\u003Cbr>Microorganisms Such as bacteria and protists can both help and harm individuals and the environment. 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