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Biology
The study of life and living organisms.
microscope
instrument that forms an enlarged image of an object
calculating magnification
magnification of objective lens times 10
how many types of microscopes are there name each type
3 ,compound light, transmission electron, scanning electron
Transmission electron microscope
transmits a beam of electrons trough a thinly sliced specimen
Scanning Electron microscope
scans the surface of an object with a beam of electrons and makes a 3-d image
cell culture
a population of identical cells grown in a lab
centrifuge
separates the cells parts by spinning cells at a high speed
scientific sample
way of using a small sample to represent the whole pop. must be large and random
observation
use of 1 or more of the 5 senses to view/observe objects or events
hypothesis
possible explanation about an observation in the form of a testable statement; usually if,then.
theory
explanation based on results from experiments. This might explain the why something happens... but not the how.
controlled experiment
An experiment where comparison of a control group with an experimental group gives the results.
dependent variable
results of experiment and it is on y-axis
independent variable
manipulated variable and it is on the x-axis
parts of the microscope
eyepiece,body tube,nose-piece,arm,base,diaphragm,stage,objective-lens,coarse and fine adjustment knob,lamp(light source)
scientific method(steps)
hypothesize,predict the results,observe the experiment, preform the experiment.
homeostasis
organism staying in a stable condition
What do organisms need to live and preform all life fuctions?
energy
prediction are stated as...
if ____, then _____
x and y axis
x independent variables and y dependent variable
(Scientific) laws
A statement that is definitive and explains how something happens.
Safety precautions
Report any and all accidents & never screw around in a lab
activation energy
The minimum amount of energy required to start a reaction.
enzyme
catalysts in the body that can be reused.
catalysts
Are used to reduce the amount of activation energy needed for reaction and speed up a reaction
what must be added for chemical reactions to occur?
reactants
solute
substance that is being dissolved. Some examples are sugar and salt.
solvent
substance that is being used to dissolve the solute. An example is Water.
pH scale
Determines how acidic or basic a solution is by measuring the amount of hydronium ions in a substance.
pH of 0-6
acidic solution 0 being the most acidic.
pH of 7
Basic
pH of 8-14
basic solution 14 being the most basic
enzyme reactions
These reactions depend on the fit between enzyme and substrate. (like a puzzle piece kind-of)
substrate
the reactant being catalyzed
active site
this is where the reactant and enzyme meet and start the reaction.
When can enzymes be destroyed?
Enzymes can be destroyed if their environment changes; Temp changes or pH changes.
all organic compounds contain
carbon
ATP
adenosine tri-phosphate. ENERGY
What does ATP turn into when it is used?
ADP adenosine di-phosphate
Carbohydrate
provide energy for living things, made of simple sugars(glucose)
Carbs are...?
polysaccharides
What is a simple sugar?
monosacharide
Sugar in plants (stored)
glucose
Sugar in humans (stored)
glycogen
starch
polysaccharide
proteins
Made up of different combinations of amino acid; these are needed for growth and and to repair tissues. These are found in enzymes, muscles and hormones.
lipids
store energy and are made from fatty acids these cannot be dissolved in water. (Found in cells membranes)
nucleic acids
stores hereditary info of the cell. used to SYNTHESIZE or make proteins.