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Photosynthesis

- Photo means Light


- How the energy gets into the glucose

Plants

- Aerobic


- Need energy so they need electrons that create that energy

Photosynthesis requirements

- Chlorophyll : In Chloroplast (Eukaryotic)


- Light : Only visible light that stimulates retna (Provides energy to electrons)


- Carbon Dioxide : for glucose


- Water : Provides electrons and gives off oxygen

Requirements All together drawing

Aerobic Respiration

Draw and explain

Photosynthesis Equation

Photosynthesis Diagram

Respiration equation

Leaf Cell

Fermentation Diagram

Alcohol in Bread

Makes bread rise

Glycolysis

First part of any form

Genetics (Three Levels)

- Molecular


- Cellular: Has Impact


- Organismic: Use of molecular

Molecular

Where genes are ( genes don't do anything until they are spread

Nucleic Acids

Nucleotide arrangement of these Nitrogen. P-S- N Base

Chromosome

Generic DNA in a cell ( Visible, coiled form of DNA that is present during cell division)

Gene

Section of the DNA/Chromosome that controls the production of a specific RNA

Genetic Mantra

DNA Replication

- Occurs in Nucleus


- When a cell divides ( Need to make ×2 DNA)


- Happens for growth, repair, and replacement

Replication Process

- Nucleotides Maten according to what DNA is


- End up with two strands that are identical


- Then is put into cell that was made

Double Helix

Generator Analogy

Light-Photosynthesis-ATP-Cells

Molecular DNA Structure

ATCG Diagram

RNA (Composition)

1. Ribose


2. Tymine is Replaced by Uracil


3. Single strand of nucleotides

RNA Types

1. Ribosome RNA


2. Transfer RNA


3. Messanger RNA

rRNA

One component

tRNA

Transfer Amino Acids

mRNA

- Carries the plan between DNA and Ribosomes


- Broken down into threes


Molecular RNA Transcription

Occurs in the nucleus constantly

Molecular RNA Process

Everytime you need a new protein/ enzyme; messanger RNA has to be made

Cloning

- Generic Duplicates Identical


- DNA Identical


1 egg+1 sperm->1 Zygote->split

Recombinant DNA

- Insulin (Help is carbohydrate sugar regulation)


- Human Insulin Gene -> Bactsrium


Hapliod

The genetic statis of the cell

Dipliod

Normal number of chromosomes A-N=1/2 normal # of chromosome


- 46 chromosomes ( 23 homologous pairs)

Life Cycle

Mitosis->Adult->Baby->Zygote-> Mitosis....etc

Interphase

- does whatever it is designed to do


- time when cell gets ready to divide


- makes two times more DNA for replication


- makes organelles for two cells

Mitosis Function

1. Growth of organism


2. Repair


3. Replacement of cells

Cytokinesis

Division of a cell in plants


- creates another cell wall, eventually membrane has to be reproduced

Furrowing

Animal cell split into two

Meiosis

Form of Division ( creat Hapliod gametes) (Function to create gametes)

Homologous pairs of chromosomes

Two chromosomes, one from Mom and one from Dad

Meiosis Outcome

4 potentially different haploid cells

Spermatogenesis

Beginning of sperm 4 spermatids

Oogenesis

Beginning of the egg

Crossing Over

What allows the same pairs of humans to create kids that are so different

Independent assortment

23 chromosomes the way they line up Is Random