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Characteristics of life

make energy, metabolism, made of cells, homostasis, respond to stimuli

make energy, metabolism, made of cells, homostasis, respond to stimuli

Hiearchy of organization

things are made up of other things, atoms ecosystem biosphere. ecosystems included everything below it.  all part of the larger scale

things are made up of other things, atoms ecosystem biosphere. ecosystems included everything below it. all part of the larger scale

elements

pure substances, other compounds, multiple _______.  Anything in the universe is made up of some or more __________ we have alot of compounds

pure substances, other compounds, multiple _______. Anything in the universe is made up of some or more __________ we have alot of compounds

macromolecules (in the body

4 in the boyd protin carbs lipids nuclic acids


Chon

4 in the boyd protin carbs lipids nuclic acids




Chon



polymer (chain)

made of many monomers. protein polysac nuclcacid

made of many monomers. protein polysac nuclcacid

protein

polymer of amic acids.  Important to function shape

polymer of amic acids. Important to function shape

DNA

polymer of nuclitides

polymer of nuclitides

dehydration synthesis

build a polymer takes away water.  Breaks hydrolosys- (adds water)

build a polymer takes away water. Breaks hydrolosys- (adds water)

purpose of science

to learn answer questions. to figure out what is going on to answer questions.  Passive answer but needs testing hypothesis more data becomes a theory

to learn answer questions. to figure out what is going on to answer questions. Passive answer but needs testing hypothesis more data becomes a theory

peer review journal

published work, make sure the research is good

published work, make sure the research is good

lipids

long term energy shortage, not a polymer

long term energy shortage, not a polymer

emergent properties

put things together that when looked at, the properties can not be seen.

put things together that when looked at, the properties can not be seen.

Prokayroke

no nuclius cell membrane, cell wall, ribosomes. no membrane band organelles

no nuclius cell membrane, cell wall, ribosomes. no membrane band organelles

Eukariotic

With Cell, bigger membrane bond organelles

With Cell, bigger membrane bond organelles

Concentration gradient

alot of stuff put together, Go down

alot of stuff put together, Go down

diffusion

no energy (passive).  High to low concentraction

no energy (passive). High to low concentraction

osmosis

diffussion of water across the membrane

diffussion of water across the membrane

first law of thermondynamics

energy cannot be created nor destroyed

energy cannot be created nor destroyed

arobics

refers to oxygen, a level that is not to sternuous so you use air cellular resperation to keep during that and supplying energy

refers to oxygen, a level that is not to sternuous so you use air cellular resperation to keep during that and supplying energy

3 stages of resperation

sugar oxygen gives off CO2 and water to energy


break sugar glycolsis


krebs cycle


sugar + o2 > (atp gives off) co2 h2o
photosynthesis<


cytoplasm,  where glycosis takes place

sugar oxygen gives off CO2 and water to energy




break sugar glycolsis




krebs cycle




sugar + o2 > (atp gives off) co2 h2o


photosynthesis<




cytoplasm, where glycosis takes place

photosynthesis

energy from sun, use co2 and water, they give off oxygen
energy from sun, use co2 and water, they give off oxygen

signal transduction

ligands grabs reception creates chain of chemical reactions to get the desired outcome

ligands grabs reception creates chain of chemical reactions to get the desired outcome

mitosis (2 identical)

4 cells with y2


DNA (genetically variable) 2 halfs together

4 cells with y2




DNA (genetically variable) 2 halfs together

Diploid

2 sets of chromosomes or genetic information

2 sets of chromosomes or genetic information

haploid

1 set of chromosomes or genetic information

1 set of chromosomes or genetic information

miosis

2 things to determine genetic diversity.  Crossing over between chromosomes and random fertilzation.

2 things to determine genetic diversity. Crossing over between chromosomes and random fertilzation.

independent assortment

division of chromosomes

division of chromosomes

40 chromosomes

how many are in gamets.

how many are in gamets.

cell cycle

Mphase - mitosis cytokinisis > inter -cell's life > m phase - ready to divide> S Phase - DNA is synthesised

Mphase - mitosis cytokinisis > inter -cell's life > m phase - ready to divide> S Phase - DNA is synthesised

zygote

sperm+Egg

sperm+Egg

genetics

traits people have.

traits people have.

phenotype

things that can be measured and seen.

things that can be measured and seen.

genotype

DNA that is producing these phinotypes

complete dominance

2 pieces of info but one phenotype

2 pieces of info but one phenotype

Heterozygous

both give dominance.  AA Aa

both give dominance. AA Aa

homozygous

resseseve aa

resseseve aa

alle versions of a gene

same genes different versions it doesn't get blended away over time.

Genes

the allets do not randomly assort when they are right next to each other on the chromosome.they are linked really close together

the allets do not randomly assort when they are right next to each other on the chromosome.they are linked really close together

monomer

a acid monosac nucliatide

a acid monosac nucliatide

AGCT

20% is A30% is G

A 20 = T 20
30 G= C 30
20% is A

30% is G




A 20 = T 20


30 G= C 30

semi conservative

half new half old

half new half old

codon

3 nuclitities

3 nuclitities

transcription

DNA to RNA

DNA to RNA

Translator

RNA to protein
RNA to protein

Messenger RNA

bring the information

bring the information

Transfer RNA

brings the amino acids

brings the amino acids

Rrna

stomps it together

mutation

change genetic information

change genetic information

Homologus structures

phylogeney show who all is related

phylogeney show who all is related

evolution

micro small
Macro big

micro small


Macro big