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7 Life processes

M- Metabolism


R- Reproduction


S- sensitivity


G- growth


R- respiration


E- excretion


N- nutrition

Nutrition

Food - Energy


Autotrophic- can produce own food


Heterotrophic- can not

Auto and Hetero met

Metabolism

Chemical process, different reactions - state of cell


CATABOLISM (energy released)


ANABOLISM (stored)

Ana and Cata

Transportation

Animals- circulatory system (heart and blood)


Plant- vascular tissues (xylem and phloem)

Respiration

Exchange gas, burns food


Breaks down Glucose for energy


Redox reaction (with or without oxygen)


Happens in mitochondria


Releases energy in form of ATP ( AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC)

Reproduction

Biological process ,


Offspring determines continuity of species


Sexual and asexual

Excretion

Elimination of toxic waste


Humans: metabolic/excretory system

Cell structure 9

Cell membrane


Nucleus


Mitochondria


Ribosomes


Vacuoles


Endoplasmic reticulum


Golgi complex


Lysomes


Cytoplasm

Cell membrane

Controls movement of materials in/out of cell through passive or active

Nucleus

Genes, dna


Control and regulate

Mitochondria

Generates energy


Glucose breakdown


Cell respiration

Ribosomes

Protien synthesis

Vacuoles

Stores waste

Smooth and rough er

Produces membrane


Synthesis of protein and lipids

Golgi complex

Sort modify and package proteins/lipids

Lysomes

Ingest and dissolve foreign substances

Cytoplasm

Supports organelle

Passive

Little to no energy


High to low


DIFFUSION- movement of solvent


OSMOSIS- movement of water


BALANCE

Active

Needs energy ATP


Against concentration gradient


Carrier proteins


Endocytosis- englulfment of molecules

Tissues


4

Epithelial- body surface


Lines organ ducts etc


Forms glands



Connective- protects supports and binds organs


Stores fat



Muscular- movement and generates heat


Voluntary skeletal


Involuntary smooth and cardiac


Organ function



Nervous- detects changes in body and responds correspondingly

Components of human system


7

Respiratory


Circulatory


Digestive


Excretory


Reproductive


Endocrine


Immune

Circulatory

Transport nutrients


Cardiac muscle

Digestive

Ingestion breakdown and absorption


Smooth muscle

Excretory

Expulsion of wastes

Endocrine

Production and regulation of hormones

Immune

Defend against infection

Aerobic

Break down glucose to produce energy (in steps)


Mitochondria


Glucose + oxygen = carbon dioxide + water + energy

Anaerobic

Break down Glucose without use of oxygen


Less effiecnet, small amount of energy


Cytoplasm


Glucose = lactic acid +energy