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The chapter explores the essential biological concepts of interaction and interdependence across various themes, including molecular biology with enzymes and metabolism, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, cellular communication, neural signaling, body systems integration, defense mechanisms against diseases, and ecosystem dynamics. Emphasis is placed on the interconnectivity of biological processes and the importance of energy flow and matter cycling in sustaining life.
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Term: Enzyme
Definition: A biological catalyst that accelerates chemical reactions without being consumed.
Term: Cellular Respiration
Definition: The process of converting glucose to ATP, comprising glycolysis, Krebs cycle, and electron transport chain.
Term: Photosynthesis
Definition: The process by which light energy is converted into chemical energy in plants, involving light-dependent and independent reactions.
Term: Signal Transduction
Definition: The process by which a signaling molecule binds to a receptor and triggers a series of intracellular events.
Term: Community Dynamics
Definition: The interactions between different populations within an ecosystem, including population dynamics and community interactions.