Transcript Biology Review

Biology Review
Study of life
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Prefixes/Suffixes
- Hetero- – different Heterozygous
- Homo- – same
Homozygous
- Hydro- – water
Hydroponic
- Pseudo- – false
Pseudopod
- Lys-, Lyso-, -Lyse – Split
Lysosome, Hydrolysis
- a-, an- - without
Anaerobic
- pod, -ped – foot
Gastropod
- philia – love of
Hydrophilic, Philadelphia
- phobia – fear of
Arachnophobia
- Cyto – cell
Cytochrome
- Chrom, chromo
Chromatophore
- logy – study of
Biology
- zoo, zoa – animal
Protozoa
To be an Organism (living)
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It must react to environment
It must use energy
It be made of cells
It must reproduce
It must grow and develop
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Homeostasis= all 5 conditions met and
vital signs are stable
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The Cell
• Cells are made up of Macromolecules
– Prokaryotes (bacteria) have no membrane
organelles
– Eukaryotes (plants and animals) have
membrane organelles
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Macromolecules
• Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, and Nucleic
Acids
• Monomers- smaller unit building block
• Polymers -repeated chain of monomers
• Dehydration synthesis- building (makes water)
• Hydrolysis- cutting up (water incorporated)
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Carbohydrates
• Elements present C, H, O
• Monomer-Monosaccharide
• Ex. glucose
• Polymer-Polysaccharide
• Ex. Cellulose
• Nutrition- Fast energy source
Lipids
• Elements present- C, H, O
• Monomer
• fatty acids
• Polymers
• triglycerides, phospholipids, waxes, steroids
• Nutrition
• Energy storage
Proteins
• Elements present- C, H, O, N, S
• Monomer• amino acids ex. Glycine
• Polymer• Polypeptides (protein)
• Nutrition
• Main building blocks of your body tissues
• Enzymes
• Catalyst
• Specific to reactions
Nucleic Acids
• Elements presentC,H,O, N, P
• Monomer
– nucleotide
• Polymer
• DNA and RNA
• Nutrition• Components for energy
storage and info storage
• ATP
– Energy currency- make
and break phosphate
bonds
The Cell
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Organelles
• Nucleus
– control center
• Cell membrane
– outside barrier controlling what enters and exits
• Cell wall
– rigid outer layer providing structure
• Cytoskeleton
– support
• Cytoplasm
– thick, clear liquid holding organelles.
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Organelles
• Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
– make and process lipids (detoxifies)
• Rough endoplasmic reticulum
– Channels covered with ribosomes used in the
synthesis and processing of proteins
• Golgi apparatus
– Stacked membranes with vesicles used for secretion
• Ribosome
– responsible for protein synthesis
• Lysosome
– Digest materials
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Organelles
• Mitochondria
– energy production
• Cilia/flagellum
– hair/tail-like projection used for movement
• Vacuole
– storage
• Chloroplast– photosynthesis
• Centrioles– Used in animal cell reproduction
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Membrane Transport
Passive transport- NO energy
• Diffusion- high to low
Active Transport- energy
• Ion pump- low to high
• Osmosis- water
• Endocytosis- intake large
material in vesicles
• Facilitated Diffusion- High
to low through transport
protein
• Exocytosis-release large
material in vesicles
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Photosynthesis
• CO2 + H2OC6H12O6 + O2
Cellular Respiration
• C6H12O6 + O2CO2 + H2O
Cell Life Cycle
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Cell Reproduction
Mitosis- body cells
• Prophase
• Metaphase
• Anaphase
• Telophase
• 2 cells -exact copies
Meiosis- sex cells
• Prophase I
• Metaphase I
• Anaphase I
• Telophase I
• Prophase II
• Metaphase II
• Anaphase II
• Telophase II
• 4 cells - half the # of
chromosomes
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Genetics
-genes determine the physical appearance of organisms and the proteins that
their cells manufacture
•Phenotype – what an organism “looks” like. Proteins that are made
•Genotype – an organism’s combination of alleles – what it got from it’s
parents.
•Heterozygous –different version of each gene from parents. Generally
show the dominant trait. Aa
•Homozygous – got two of the same version of a gene…one from each
parent these individuals either show the recessive trait or the dominant trait. AA or
aa
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Genetics
• Chromosomes (made of DNA) are the
unit of heredity (genetics)
• Central Dogma- DNARNAProtein
• Any change to the DNA is a mutation
– ATTCG
• ATCG – deletion
• ATTGCG – addition
• ATTGG- substitution
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Evolution
• Change over time
• Caused by natural selection
– Strongest/smartest survive and have the most
kids
– “good” traits are passed on and dominate
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Evidence
1. Fossils
2. Homologous structures- similar internal
structures different external appearance
3. Vestigial Structures- left over structures
4. Embryology- similar development
5. DNA
6. Controlled Experiments- bacteria
Ecology
• Interaction in nature
– Biotic- living
– Abiotic- nonliving
• If you change one part of the environment
something else will have to change in
response
• We are all connected
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Ecology – study of the interaction of
organisms and their environment
Organism – one member of a species
Population- every member of a single
species in an area
Community- all LIVING things in an
area (BIOTA)
Ecosystem –all living and non living
components in an area
(BIOTA
and ABIOTA)
Biosphere – all the ecosystems on
earth
Organisms can only live within a range
of conditions that we refer to as the
TOLERANCE RANGE.
Succession in an ecosystem moves to the
CLIMAX COMMUNITY for that SPECIFIC area
- in temperate forest, this is forest. In
grassland, it would be…grass.
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Abiotic factors are non-living or once living – rain,
rocks, fallen logs, wind
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Biotic factors are LIVING – animals, plants, moss,
plankton
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Biomes of the world
-a biome is a land area that has certain characteristics
Temperate deciduous forest – our biome. 4 seasons. Moderate rainfall.
Mostly broadleaf trees
Taiga-The swampy coniferous forest of high northern latitudes, esp. that
between the tundra and steppes of Siberia and North America.
Tundra - essentially a desert-very little rainfall >10” 2 seasons – cold and warm
soil is frozen year round – PERMAFROST. Plants are generally small
Desert – very little rainfall >10” poor soil. Reptiles / insects dominate the animal
life. Plants are water storers, and generally protected by spines,
poisons, etc
Rainforest – lots of rainfall <200” per year in some locations. Lush plant growth
Temperate-latitudes like ours Tropical-located between the tropics
Grasslands- less rainfall than temperate deciduous forests, frequent fires.
Seasonal rainfall is common with distinct wet and dry seasons. A.K.A. Prarie,
veldt, pampas, steppe
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Life forms
• Kingdoms
– Animals
– Plants
– Fungi
– Protist
– Eubacteria
– Archaebacteria
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Plants
• Plants carry out photosynthesis
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