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5 characteristics of life

1. movement


2. responsiveness


3. growth


4. reproduction


5. digestion/absorption/circulation/assimilate/excrete



Maintain Aliveness (5)


1. water


2. food


3. oxygen


4. heat


5. pressure


how many cells inside
70-75 trillion

buffer system


like a thermostat.


-keeps hemeostasis


hypothalmus


in the brain


-signals capillary and skin to sweat


-or shuts them off to shiver

negative feeback loop


away from midline coming back


"almost always good"



2 examples of positive feedback loop


blood clots


child birth




small to large


organization of matter


cell


tissues


organs


organ system


organism

coronal

front and back halves

vicera plura does what to organs


wraps them up




appendicular skeleton

upper and lower limbs
axial

head neck and trunk

metabolism

depends on chemical reactions

matter is


anything that takes up space and has mass/weight



bulk elements


major elements


large amount in the body


ie-calcium

3 types of radiation


alpha


beta


gamma-xrays

categories of bonds


ionic - gives and takes electrons


covalent - shares electron


hydrogen


synthesis reaction example

A+B = AB


putting them together

decomposition reaction example


AB = A+B


splitting things up



Exchange reactions example


AB+CD= AD + BC


rearrange

lysis


break apart




electrolytes

substance that release ions in water, now water electrically charge, conducts electricity

acid

electrolyte releases hydrogen ions in water



base

electrolyte ions in water releases ion combine with hydrogen molecule
ph scale


0-14


water is 7


stomach acid is 2


blood is 7.4



organic is when


chemical has carbon




oxygen important things to know


essential


21 % of air


transported by blood to the cells


turns glucose into energy




carbon dioxide

is a waste product
inorganic

salts


phosphates


electrolytes




organic compounds carbohydrates are needed


energy for cells


building material


store energy


classified by size


mono and disaccharide are simple


polysaccharide complex




organic compounds lipids

fats

organic compounds phospholipids


head and 2 tails






triglycerides have 2 types


saturated fats - saturated with hydrogen


unsaturated


1 phospholipid head and 3 fatty acid tails

steroids

complex lipid ring

protein certain shape


we care about shape


amino acids make it up


line up is primary shape


twist is secondary shape


coil is tertiary shape


bundle is the quatinary structure


we use how many amino acids

20
nucleus

not in the center and enclosed by membrane/nuclear envelope
cytoplasm

fluid in the cell

2 types of cell


eukaryotic - true nucleus human


prokaryotic - before nucleus bacteria




cell membrane three characteristic

1. flexible


2. elastic


3. thin

cell membrane


-entrance and exits of material


-nutrients


-allows cells to communicate


membrane made up of bilayer of phospholipids

steriods


easy in



proteins


goblular channels


rodlike protiens go through easily odd ends for recognition

cells by themselves

need to related to eachother

tight junctions

no room


bladder, skin


desmosomes


extra tight junctions




gap junctions

a bit of space between


speen

cell adhesion moecules is called

CAMS

kemoatractins
send white blood cells

diapedesis

sending through cell tissue were bacteria boble up .. puss
11 Organelles


1.endoplasmic reticulum


2. ribosomes


3. gogli apparatus


4. mitochondria


5. lysomes


6. peroxisomes


7. centriosomes


8. cilia/flagella


9. vesicles


10. microfilaments


(11). inclusions

endoplasmic reticulum 2 types


1. smooth


2. rough



ER functions


-membranous sacs channels vesicles that are inter connected


-communicate with whole cell including the nucleus


-transportation for the cell

Rough ER specifics


-covered by ribosomes


-protein synthesis

Smooth ER specifics


-No ribosomes


-lipid synthesis

Gogli apparatus functions


stack of 6 or more membranes


-cisternae- each layer


-refines and packages and delivers synthesis protein of the rough ER


-vesicle- from the ER composed of ER memabrane and protein from RER, fuses with GA lets go of protein, which goes inside GA and adds sugar and repackages


Mitocondria functions


elongated sac


-can reproduce by dividing


-DNA material


-2 layer system of membranes


-shelves cristae- contains enzymes for making ATP


-Power houses of the cell


1700 mitochondria


-can make ATP




Lysomes functions


-garbage trucks


-dismantal debri


-membranase sacs


-destroy old cells


-contain enzymes to help




Peroxisomes function


all human cells liver and kidnes manyh are found


-peroxidases-enzymes catabolize hydrogen peroxide and alcohol


Centrosomes function


-near nucleus and gogli apparatus


-non membraneous


-2 hollow cylanders called centrioles and made up of microtubulars.


-perpendicular to each other


-cell reproduction


Cilia and Flagella function

cilia-part of cell


-microtubules


-large # in epithelia cells


-move in precise wave


-propel fluid in one direction only


Anything that goes to opeing in outside world secretes mucus would have cilia


Flagella-sperm cell only


-make thing move/swim


-only one

Vessicles function

Vacule - forms pinches off


-contains liquid/solid

microtubules function


small thin rod like tubes


-structure

inclusions


-masses of chemicals


-floating around

Nucleus function


membrane


-opening pores


- rna in and out


-ribosomes let them in


-holding fluid - nuclea plasm - inside nucleolus

nucleolus


little nucleous


no membrane


ribosomes made


escape through pores




chromatin


inside nucleolus


-loosely coiled fibers floating


-during cell reproduction get highly coiled and stiff and rod like


change to chromosomes



2 processes to get stuff in and out of cell


1. physical


2. physiologic


physical process has 4 types of transportation


1. diffusion


2. facilitated diffusion


3. osmosis


4. filtration


3 physiologic types of transportation

1. active transport


2. endocytosis


3. exocytosis

Diffusion

molecules or ions of high concentration move spontaneously to areas of low concentration
Facilitated diffusion


helper proteins


-high to low concentrations



Osmosis


special case of diffusion with WATER only


-across membrane


Isotonic


saline solution for iv



crenate

shrink - take out water
filtration


-molecules force through with pressure


-atmospheric pressure separate solids from liquids


-kidneys use this


pressure- breathing



Physiology transport is


low to high concentration


-using a pump


-active transport


endocytosis 3 types of active transport


1. pinocytosis- tiny drop of liquid through


2. phagocytosis-solid particles through (very very common


3. receptor mediated -recognizes shape



diapposen

lock and key

exocytosis

getting stuff out