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Lab Bio Fin. Study

TermDefinition
Central Nervous System Brain and Spinal Cord
Peripheral Nervous System Nerves
Esophagus Pushes food to the stomach
Stomach Crushes food and digests protein
Gallbladder Stores bile
Pancreas Makes enzymes and hormones
Mechanical Digestion Physically break down food.
Chemical Digestion Enzymes break down food.
DNA contains Sugar-phosphate backbone, phosphate, sugar, base and nucleotide
DNA Base Pairing rules A-T, C-G
DNA Replication makes 2 identical copies of a cell’s DNA.
Complementary Strand for ATCGAC TAGCTG
RNA Base Pairing rules A-U, C-G
Transcription of DNA Strand: ATC GAG CAA UAG CUC GUU
Translation of RNA Strand: AUG CAG GGA Met-Glu-Gly
DNA pathway DNA -> RNA -> Protein
Proteins Monomer Amino Acids
Change in DNA sequence Mutation, all depends.
Nucleotide parts Nitrogen base, deoxyribose sugar and phosphate.
Heterotroph An organism that needs to consume other organisms in order to get energy.
Scavenger An organism that feeds on dead organisms.
Herbivore An organism that only eats plants.
Autotroph An organism that can produce their own food, also known as producers.
Omnivores An organism that eats both plants and animals.
Decomposer An organism that breaks down organic matter such as fungi.
Biosphere The portion of Earth where all life exists.
Biome A group of ecosystems that have similar climates and similar dominant communities.
Ecosystem All the organisms and non-living in a given area.
Community All the living in a given area.
Population All the members of the same species in the same area.
Species Organisms that can interbreed with one another.
Food Chain Levels Producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer and tertiary consumer
Liver Makes bile
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