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homeostatsis
maintenance of a relatively stable internal environment (ECF) body temp, BP, arterial PO2, arterial PCOs, pH, blood glucose and plasma osmolarity
negative feedback system
receptor-receives the stimulus
control center-processes/integrates the signal and sends instructions
effector-carries out instructions
positive feedback system
response of effector reinforces the stimulus
ECF
outside cells
ICF
inside cells
ISF
outside of blood, surrounds most cells, does not include plasma
blood plasma
non-cellular, fluid portion of blood
ionic bonds
form between atoms by the transfer of electrons
covalent bonds
formed by the sharing of two or more electrons
nonpolar bond
equal sharing of electrons
polar bond
unequal sharing of electrons
hydrogen bonds
weak forces between atoms of adjacent water molecules - essential for water development which water is crucial for our bodies
oxidation-reduction reaction
electron transfer reactions oxidation is loss reduction is gain
phosphorylation
adding a phosphate group to ADP forming energy phosphate bond creating ATP
dephosphorylation
remove phosphate group A -P --> ATP
glycolysis
occurs in cytosol - each glucose molecule broken down to 2 pyruvate acid molecules. glucose oxidized into pyruvate energy transferred --> 2 pyruvate, 2 NADH and 2 ATP
catabolism
decomposition reaction
AB → A + B
anabolism
synthesis reaction
A + B → AB
metabolism
all chemical reactions under way in cells that tissues at any give time
Kreb's cycles
acetyl CoA is oxidized to CO2 redox reactions occurring in mitochondrial matrix energy capture mostly in reduced coenzymes

6NADH, 2 FADH₂, 2 ATP, 4 CO₂
Electron transport chain
occurring in inner membrane of mitochondria. NADH and FADH₂ carry stored energy to ETC

NADH and FADH donate high energy electrons to ETC

electrons move downhill making ATP by oxidative phosphorylation O₂ final electron acceptor, 34 ATP
energy metabolism
oxidation of glucose C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6C₂ → CO₂ + H₂O
carbohydrates
contain C, H, O
monosaccharides
simple sugars
1 unit
ribose, glucose
disaccharides
2 monos joined
polysaccharides
3 or more mono's joined
lipids
important for energy reserves
triglycerides
fatty acids + glycerol
amino acids
building blocks of protein
polypeptide
proteins via dehydration synthesis long chain of covalently bonded amino acids
peptide bone
links amino acid
primary structure - linear
secondary structure - bonds formed between NH & CO groups of different amino acids - form alpha helix or pleated sheet
tertiary structure
3-d folding, it bonds ionic bond, r group interactions and disulfide bond covalent bond between the groups of different amino acids
quaternary structure
interaction among 2 or more protein subunits ex. hemoglobin
transcription
copies instructions from DNA to mRNA in nucleus mRNA carries genetic information from DNA in nucleus to the ribosomes in cytoplasm
RNA polymerase
finds a gene by locating the promoter and stop code → DNA between start and stop code - template for protein
codon
triplet in template strand - mRNA strand
translation
ribosome reads code from mRNA in cytoplasm assembles amino acids into polypeptide chain
tRNA
bound to amino acids; base pair with codons or mRNA at the ribosome to begine process of protein synthesis
anticodon
3 nucleotides bind with mRNA codon
ribosome
assemble polypeptides in protein synthesis