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Human Bio Exam 1

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  1. 1organizedex. cells (tissue)- most function together
    if falls apart- disease or death
  2. 2MetabolismAcquire energy & material
  3. 3Grow & DevelopGrow- pull together
    Develop- genetic information
  4. 4HomeostasisMaintain stability
    -balance (sugar) (body temperature)
  5. 5IrritabilityRespond to stimuli
    -aware (senses)
  6. 6Evolveex. antibiotics
  7. 7Sciencea tool for certain things
    limited in application
  8. 8Scientific Methodobservation
    question
    hypothesis
    experimentation
  9. 9Hypothesis- dis-provability/idea must be falsifiable
    ex. blondes have more fun. (cant measure fun.)
    - educated guess.
  10. 10inductive reasoningleads to generalization
    (ex. look at enough you can generalize)
  11. 11generalizationcan be subjected to tests that might disprove them.
  12. 12atomsthe smallest unit of matter that retains an element physical & chemical properties.
  13. 13mattersubstances that have mass (weight) and take up space.
  14. 14nucleus- where positively charged protons & neutral neutrons are located.
    - negatively charged electrons orbit it in shells.
  15. 15Atomic theoryconfident; pretty certain
  16. 16Theoryguess (real world)
  17. 17Theory: Cell gene evolution- cell: all organisms composed of cells
    - gene: organisms contain coded information that dictates their form
    - evolution: all living things have a common ancestor. Each adapted to a particular way of life.
  18. 18Goal of scienceUnderstanding
  19. 19objectivitymaking decisions with out being bias
  20. 20pseudoscienceshould have evidence.
    should sound like science.
  21. 21CHON NACLP-Carbon
    -Hydrogen
    -Oxygen
    -Nitrogen
    -Sodium
    -Chlorine
    -Phosphorus
  22. 22How do we define elements?by the number of protons
  23. 23radioactive14
    6 C
  24. 24Atomic weight Atomic numbernumber->14
    weight--> 6 C
  25. 25Atomic numberprotons
  26. 26Isotopesatoms that differ in the number of neutrons.
  27. 27Radioactive Isotopesspontaneously decays, giving off rays and subatomic particles.
  28. 28Carbon-14Half life- measurement of radioactive decay.
  29. 29half life1->1/2 one half life
    1/2->1/4 one half life
    1/4-> 1/8 one half life
    -calculate of count the number of half-lives.
    -multiply times the length of each half-life.
  30. 30Ionsare particles that carry a positive or negative charge
    ex. NaCl
    NA-, Cl+
  31. 31Moleculea group of atoms of the same element bonded together
  32. 32Compounda group of atoms of different elements bonded together.
  33. 33Covalent Reactionatoms share electrons in covalent bonds instead of losing or gaining them.
  34. 34Single Bondwhen atoms share a single pair of electrons.
  35. 35Double Bondis formed when atoms share two pairs of electrons
  36. 36Triple Bondis formed when atoms share three pairs of electrons.
  37. 37Water-water molecules are held together by strong covalent bonds.
    -water is a polar molecule
  38. 38Hydrogen bondsindividual molecules
    weak to other water molecules.
  39. 39Aciddissociates in water and releases more hydrogen ions H+ ( or less OH)
  40. 40Basestake up hydrogen ions (H+) or release hydroxide ions (OH-)
  41. 41pH Scalemeasures acidity or alkalinity of a solution (neutral = 7)
    - acidic < 7 (H-)
    - basic > 7 (OH-)
  42. 42Blood pH-Brain responds to pH of blood.
    -acidic blood (high CO2) triggers respiration
    -lungs and kidneys work together to maintain pH homeostasis
  43. 43Molecules of Life- carbohydrates
    - lipids
    - protein
    -nucleic acids
  44. 44Carbohydratesquick source of energy
    ex. sugars; combination of sugars
  45. 45monosaccharides-simple sugars
    - glucose
    -fructose (common in fruit
  46. 46disaccharides-sucrose (combination of glucose & fructose)
  47. 47sucroseflows through blood stream
  48. 48polysaccharide-sugar molecules connected together
  49. 49starchplants (potatoes) & rice
  50. 50cellulosepant cell wall (cant digest)
  51. 51Lipidscontain more energy per gram than any other biological molecule
    -don't dissolve in water
    -absence of polar groups
    (CHO)
  52. 52Fats-animal origin, solid at room temperature.
  53. 53Oils-plant origin, solid at room temperature
  54. 54Triglicerides-3 fatty acids
  55. 55Phospholipidscontain a phosphate head and fatty acid tail
    (cell membrane) - made up from phospholipids
  56. 56Emulsifiera food additive used to stabilize processed foods.
    - any chemical that helps dissolve and stick to a fat.
  57. 57Steroids-is a lipid with a backbone of poor fused carbon rings (not a protein)
    -testosterone
    -estrogen
  58. 58proteinsare macromolecules wit amino acid subunit
    - an amino acid has a central carbon atom bond to a hydrogen and three groups (egg whites)
  59. 59Nucleic Acidshuge macromolecules composed of nucleotides.
  60. 60nucleotideis constructed of phosphate.
    -DNA is covered up by proteins
  61. 61Genomeconcept of looking at every gene and how they interact

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