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Final Test Biology

Final Test

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Cell Membrane: composed of phospholipids and transport proteins; function to move things into and out of the cell.
Cellular Transport :movement of substances across the membrane, two methods Passive transport- requires no energy OR Active transport- requires energy
Passive transport methods: Diffusion, Osmosis, Facilitated Diffusion
Diffusion molecule from high concentration to area low concentration
Osmosis diffusion of water, water & oxygen can cross the cell membrane
Facilitated Diffusion Fusion of larger molecules through a channel protein.
Active Transport 3 types, Molecular Transport, Endocytosis, Exocyosis
Molecular Transport: Minerals require a pump to move them in and out of the cell
Endocytosis Taking In large molecules by the cell.
Exocytosis Removing large particles from the cell stuff the cell.
Hypertonic high outside, H20 moves out
Homeostasis maintaining balance or sameness
Isotonic the same, balanced H20
Contractile Vacuoles: Freshwater organisms have structures to pump out water
Nucleus- Contains DNA, & DNA contains genes
Ribosomes- Very small & Site of protein synthesis
Cytoplasm- Jelly-like mixture of water, ions, sugars and proteins. & Fills between organelles
Mitochondria- Produces energy for the cell by converting molecules from food into energy the cell can use & perform cellular respiration.
Golgi Apparatus- Modifies, packages, and transports proteins
Chloroplasts- Perform photosynthesis turning energy from the sun into molecules & contain
Somatic/Body Cells- produced by asexual, and produces Diploid cells
Diploid: cells with 2 sets of paired chromosomes (46 chromosomes FULL)
Gamete/Sex Cells- cells used for sexual, and produces Haploid
Haploid: Cells have 1 set of unpaired chromosomes (23 chromosomes HALF)
G1- Growth(Increases size)
S- DNA replication
G2- Growth(prepare for division)
M- Mitosis(nucleus divides)
G0 Cells may stay in __ because its a resting area for them
Cell cycle regulators: signal cell death, stop cell division
Checkpoint proteins: DNA is copied completely or is damaged
Cyclins- Internal and external regulators
Internal allow reproduction proceed until chromosomes are copied
External: Celled growth factors speed up or slow down the cell cycle.
Neoplasm: mass of cells that lost control
Tumors Neoplasm that become Lumps
Oncogenes genes that transform normals cells into tumor cells
Cancer occurs when neoplasm become malignant
Malignant disrupt body tissues
Metastasis Malignant cells break loose and travel elsewhere in the body.
Prophase (chromosomes see able),
Metaphase (line in the middle),
Anaphase (separate from each other),
Telophase (Spindle broken become new nuclei)
Homologous pair- one chromosome from each pair is from each parent.
Meiosis process of creating a gamete(sex cell) & produces 4 not-identical haploid daughter cells
Meiosis I PI, MI, AI, and TI 1 cell divides into 2 cells
Meiosis II PII, MII, AII, and TII, Divides 2 cells into 4 cells
Crossing over: Happens in Prophase I of meiosis, Homologous pair join
Independent assortment: Happens in Metaphase I of Meiosis Homologous pair lines up
Energy- All living things need energy to survive
Chloroplasts Where photosynthesis occurs
Thylakoids discs oval organelle made of stacks
Stoma (stomata): are openings on the leaf, gases are exchanged there. Also space inside the chloroplast
Glycolysis: occurs in Cytoplasm of all cells, breakdown glucose, Produces 2 ATP.
Krebs Cycle: occurs in mitochondria, Pyruvate is broken down, produces 2 ATP, 6 CO2 are produced as a byproduct
Electron Transport Chain: Occurs in mitochondria, Needs O2, Produces 32 ATP, H2O is produced as a byproduct
Genetic study of heredity
Heredity the passing of traits from parents to offspring
Allele
Genes factors that determine your traits
Genotype what genes, letter, ex) TT, Tt, tt
Phenotype what it looks like. ex) Tall or short
Dominance Uppercase letter ex) TT, Tt
Recessiveness lowercase letters ex) tt
Co-Dominanace- two different alleles show up equally in heterozygous. ex) RR + WW = RW
lncomplete Dominance- one allele, fully dominant over the other. ex) RR + WW = RW
Polygenic traits affected by multiple genes
Pleiotropy- one gene controlling many different traits
Alternate Phenotype water fleas, tree frogs due to presence of predators
Asexual: cell formed by one cell dividing into 2 cells, offsprings are identical to parents
Sexual: cell formed by two cell joining to make 1 cell, offspring are unique to parents
Autotrophs (plants): make food from the sun-photosynthesis
Heterotophs (animals) consume food
ATP an energy carrying molecule. Produced by mitochondria, requires glucose & oxygen to make, breaking bonds releases energy.
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