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PCS LIv Env. Review

Bottom Line Review #2 - Homeostasis

TermDefinition
photosynthesis stores energy, made by autotrophs, uses solar energy , occurs in chloroplasts
cell respiration releases energy (ATP), occurs in mitochondria
enzymes catalyst made of protein that speeds up reactions, are reused
functions of enzymes break down - digestive build up - helps ribosomes bond amino acids together speed up reactions like respiration and photosynthesis
Enzymes work best at 98.6 F. and neutral "ph"
negative feedback makes the amount needed then stops: thermostat, body temperature
positive feedback the more the stimulus, the more it works: uterus contractions at birth
pathogens foreign invaders into the body, ex: bacteria, virus, fungus, parasites
causes of disease pathogens, abnormal body cells, inherited disorders, poor nutrition, high-risk behaviors
cancer mutations result in uncontrolled cell division such as a tumor
antigens molecules on the outer surface of cells, the way the body can recognize "self" and "non-self" cells
White blood cells phagocytes surround and engulf pathogens lymphocytes produce antibodies-kills cells- Y shaped
Vaccines weak pathogen that causes the immune system to form antibodies
Allergies immune response reacts to normally harmless substances by releasing histamines
histamines chemicals from your body that cause rashes, itching and swelling
Organic transplant rejections immune system attacks non-self antigens on transplanted organs
HIV weakens immune system causing AIDs
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