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4 tyoes of tissue

Muscle, nervous,epithelial(skin),conective(cartilage bone and blood)

Functional trade off


Resource trafe off


Intersitual fluid

Specialization limits functions but allows for more precise/easier usage


Ex. Need to eat more food when pregant


Fluid around all cells that dows does exchange between systemss

Homeostasis relies on

Negative feedback( a control mechanism thats acts in oposite to a stimulus


Positve feedback (not homestasis) reenforces a stimulus

Model organisn

An organism easy to study with representatife functions ex.sea urchunt, Fly and human genes

Explain steps of sperm fertilization and sperm attraction to egg


(Jelly coat,acrosomal process,corticol reaction, polysperming)7


What does egg contain and sperm

@Jelly coat on egg imits molecules that atract sperm cells


@Sperm fuses to egg, splits cortical granule of hydrolytric enzyme, this makes a hole in jelly coat


@Acrosomal process=actin filaments attach sperm to receptor,ligans for binding then apear to bind sperm


@sperm and egg fuse to transfer nucleous


@triggers corticol reaction,(all granules release contents to lift midline envelope now called fertilization memebrane


@thus break sperm receptors to prevent polyspermimg


@once sperm and egg fuse it causes depolarization for a feuw seconds that stops polysperming before corticol reaction can permanantly stop it




Egg contains all byt nucleous that sperm has

After cleavage what happens in a zygote? What are the cells called now

Rapid cell division with little cell grows,(skips G1 and G2) these cells are called blastomers

Every cell in a multicellular organsim contains identical genomes.


How do cells with the same genome become diferent cells?what isit called and what are the two signaling types

Diferential gene expresion


@depends on location,and stage of development


@cytoplasmic determinants, signals within cell,depends only on signals not locatiom or stage


@inductive signaling, signals come crom outside cell, depends on location and stage

Morphogenesis


Gastrulation basuc explaination


3germ layers


Organogenesis


@Rearangment of cells in embryo


@Stage when 3 germ layers are established,and basic body plan


@ectoderm(outside),mesoderm,endoderm(inside)


@formation of organs ex.nerelation(spinal cord)



Gastulation details 3


Blastula

Cells in vegetal pole(bottom) push inwards to form.meso and endoderm


@outder cells also rool inwards and form Archenteron(hollow spot, futur gut) the hole these cells roll in from is the blastopore and will be the anus


@cells at animal pole(top) become ectoderm and cover the outside of cell, as this happens blastocoel fills in mostly


@Name of zygote now that it is tranformed

Convergent extension


Ex.

Mechanism that changes cells position relative to each other


Ex. Apoptosis


Ex.neral tube formation, micortubulez elogates cells and actin contracts to push them into a tube shape

Heterotrophic


Bioenergetics


A lot of energy is lost to

Eat to gain energy


Flow and tranformation of energy within an organism


Heat

Metabolic rate


Basal metabolic rate


BMR increase as mass does


How to messure energy usage

Energy used per unti time


Metabolic rate of a non growing emdotherm at rest not digesting


Smaller animals are less efficiant energy users


food, not under stress


Heat and o2 production

Ingestion


Food movement in digestive system


Structurs with inhestionare the most diberse in digestive system

Tyoes of feeder


Filter feeders


Substarte feeders


Bulk feeders


Fluid feeders


Suspension feeder

Whales


Catipilar and worms,live in food


Snakes


Mosqitoz


Barnicle

Digestuve system


Sphincter

Alimentry cannal and acessory organs


Liver salivary gland gall bkader and pamcrease


Smooth kuscle in rings so wjen muscles contact no material can pass

Oral cavity


What mechanism moves food

Mechanical and chemical digestion, pridcues buffer(prevents tooth decay), mucus,antimicrobial agents, amyalse(breaksdown carbohydrates)


Peristalsis

Stomach

Epithelium secrets gastric juice


Food mixed mechanicaly to make chyme


In gastic glands,parreital cells secrete H and Cl to make HCL in lumen


Cheif cells secrete inactive pepsinogrn, HCL and active pepsin will change it to active pepson

Digestion of fat

Liver produces bile stored by gall bladder, bile emulsifies fats(surounds them to stop them from joining together)

Absorption in degestion

Mostly in small intestin, clise acces to blood suply and hight surface area. Villi and microvili increase area


Nutients go to liver to be sorted and distributed

Lareg intestin parts


Colon(tube) cecum(end of tube) and rectum(exit)

Ferments ingested plant material (bacterial break in down)(hervabors have much larger cecums)


Colon absobs water and elimimates feces(most water absobed in small intestine)


Satiety center


Leptin


Insulin


Glucangon

Part of brain tjat says if hungry


Lomg term hunger regulator


Secrted after eatimg


Secreted when empty stomach

Difusion is rapid only over short distances


Difusion rate= area/distance^2

R

4 basic components of circulator sustemes

Circulatory fluid(hemaglobin in open system,blood in closed)


A set of Interconecting vessels


A muscular pump


Closed crculatory systemes are not more efficiant


Double circulation

One lung systen(pulminary)


(Systemic) all of other tissue


Wall seperates o2 blood from no o2 blood,this wall is more eficiant

Heart


Arteries


Veins


Antirol to ventircule valves


Ventricules to arteries


Diastole


Systole


Bloid fliws from


Ateryies caryy away from heart


Veins carry to the heart


Atrioventricular valvues


Semilunar valves


Relaxed


Contracted


High to low pressure

One heart pumpq

Atriol and ventricualr diastole


Atriol syatole


Ventricule systole and atriole diastole


(Both sides do this at the same time)


Areriole


Venule


Vein/artei stucture


Diference between veins and arteries(structur)3


Bllod is presurized in

Smaller arteries


Smaller veins


Outside is conextice tissue, midle is smooth muscle,inside is endothelium


Arteries have basal lamina


Arteries are more elastic stronger and have thiker fibers


Veins have vavlues, arteries domt


The heart only


At oen time 5-10 perxe t of capilaries have blood in them


Precapilary beds and throughfare channels


Capilary sphincters

Connect arterioles and venules


Block capilary beds usualy unless absoption needed. In a stress reaction these capilary bed woll block for less bleading

Blood consistency2

Plasma 55, mostly water,nutirents


Cellular elements 45,Erythocytes(red blood cells) and leukyocytes(white blood cells)


Types of lungs


Water has low O2 so gills must be very efficiant at getting o2


Lungs 25% o2


Trachea(insects)


Gills 80% o2


Lungs and trache prevent water loss by being inside body


Gills must be wet or will colapse

O2 travel in blood

Binds to hemoglobin


Or can travle in plasma less comon

The tropic receive more precipitation cause

Rasing warm air cools and releases moisture

What best describes link between biome amd climate

Non forest biomes commom.where climat is dryer

What distiungueshse grasslands from savannah

Annual temperarure

A cohort is

Aniamls from same pop born at the same time

Predict wolrd pop will be

9 billion