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Bio Mid-Term Exam

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Mouth -Many Mucus glands. acts as lubricant. -mechanical digestion (chewing) mixes food with saliva. -saliva contains *amylase* which hydrolyzes starch into isaccharides (maltose)
Circuts -pulminary circuit: lungs -systemic circuit: body -corinary circuit: heart -portal circuit: blood from digestion to liver
Roughage -we can't digest -feces
Villi -line small intestine -cells contain enzymes needed to complete digestion of proteins and carbs -increase surface for absorption -contain network of capillaries and lacteal (projection of lymph system)-amino acids+sugar > capillaries -fats ---> lac
Ulcers -open sore
Left Atrium + Ventricle Blood Comes from lungs through pulmonary vein. Sends blood to body through aorta.
Esophagus -passageway to stomach -peristaltic waves help move food down canal
Sphincter -opens for short periods of time allowing the chyme to enter small intestine a little at a time.
Blood Pressure (what it affects) -pressure exerted on walls -120/70 (120 ventricle contractions), 70 (ventricle relaxation) 1.heart rate 2.viscosity(thickness) 3. resistance to flow 4.volume
Valves tricuspid- RA+RV pulmonary- RV+PA bicuspid- LA+LV aortic- LV+A
SA node pacemaker
AV node -delay -allows all blood
Blood white blood cells- (infection fighters) macrophage+lymphocytes -red blood cells- oxygen+CO2 plasma- medium for movement platelets- clotting
Minerals proper function in body -calcium= most abundant -excreted through sweat+kidneys -used by body in form of dissociated ions
Trace Minerals -we don't need much of them
Veins (largest to smallest) venules ------> veins
Stomach -gastric juice is used to digest(hydrolyze) proteins partially. -gastric juice contains pepsinogen+ hydrochloric acid(HCI) -HCI changes pepsinogen to pepsin. helps kill germs taken in with food -rennin in gastric juice -food changed to chyme
Large Intestine -absorbs water -bacteria inhabit, they produce important vitamins for the body
Liver -releases bile
Pancreas -juice contains proteases,amylases(starch -> maltose), and lipases (fats -> fatty acids+glycerol)
Small Intestine -hydrolysis is completed -liver, pancreas, intestinal glands do their jobs -villi contain enzymes needed to complete digestion of proteins and carbs -great absorption
Vitamins -normal growth -repair and maintain health function in body
Bile -stored in gall bladder -bile salts aid in digestion of fats by emulsifying them -strongly alkaline -neutralizes acids in stomach -NO DIGESTIVE ENZYMES!
peristalsis -muscle movement
Intestinal Glands -completed digestion of proteins, carbs and fats. because secreases proteases amylases and lipases
Arteries (largest to smallest) -artery -arterioles -capillaries
Lipid Soluble and Water Soluble lipid- stays in water- have to use or comes out with urine
Veins and Arteries veins- takes blood to heart arteries- takes blood away from heart exception:pulmonary circut
Right Atrium and Ventricle -blood comes from body through vena cava. sends blood to lungs through pulmonary artery.
Chromosomes -contain DNA in nucleus
Human Growth Hormone (HGH) -increases rate of growth during childhood
Nucleus -information, DNA, cell reproduction, controls cell function
Chloroplasts -contain chlorophyll in green PLANT CELLS. (FOOD)
Lipids -contains: C,O,H -more than 2xH than O -many C-C, C-H bonds -much energy when oxidized -polyunsaturated: numerous double bonds -saturated: all H atoms it can take on -synthesized in body from fatty acids + glycerol
Recombinant DNA -uses bacteria to make multiple of a human gene
Recombinant DNA (Process) *plasmid is taken out of bacterium while human DNA is taker out containing needed gene. *restriction enzymes cut out of plasmid + and gene out of DNA *gene is placed on sticky ends of plasmid *plasmid is placed is placed back into the bacterium
Crossing Over -breaking of linkage groups more variety of gametes
Golgi Bodies -sort and package proteins sends them to surface so they may leave cell
DNA and RNA Polymerase zips up bonds
Cell Wall -rigid, contains cellulose -plant cells ONLY
Cillia and Fagella -cell locomotion
Lysosomes -digest substances
Alveoli -functioning units of the lungs, thin, moist walls composed of a single layer of cells. -external respiration takes place here.
Phenotype -Physical looks
Linkage -traits on same chromosome
Ribosomes -protein synthesis, composed of proteins and RNA
Law of Dominance In a cross between two pure contrasting traits only one of them appears in the next generation. This trait is dominant over the other (recessive).
Law of Segregation During gamete formation, two genes responsible for each trait separate from each other so that each gamete contains only one gene for each trait.
Mitosis Cell division in all cells
Mitosis (process) -Interphase- resting -Prophase- chromosomes line up, centrioles to poles, nuclear membrane begins to disappear Metaphase- spindle fibers attach to cenromere of chromosome Anaphase- cytoplasmic division begins, spindle fibers pull chromose apart
Gondotrophins (FSH) -affects gonads (testes+ovaries_ and their secretions during sexual cycle
Vacules -Storage sacs (plants only)
Convergent -into one area
Divergent -out to multiple areas
Plasma Membrane -separates the cell from the environment, selectively permeable, transports materials in and out of cell -made of: phospholpids, cholesterol, proteins
Lymphatic System -collects plasma that has leaked -empties collected fluid into large veins near heart and neck -lymph nodes give rise to Wbc's and antibodies -fats enter lymph vessels (lacteals)
Blood Types A- AO, AA (dominant) B- BO, BB (dominant) O- OO (recessive) AB- AB (co dominant)
Stem Cells -cells that have not yet differentiated -come from different sites in the body but can be less diverse as a person ages
Prokaryotes -single cell
Internal Respiration Oxygen --> cells CO2+H2O --> blood
tRNA -brings amino acids in anti-codons -from arrangement of codons in mRNA -amino acids bonded by peptide bonds
Reproductive Cloning -taking somatic cell from the body and removing it's nucleus and placing it into an egg cell that has had nucleus removed
Meiosis -only in sex cells -two cell divisions to get haploid -no interphase - 4 daughter cells (haploids) -gametes: sperm and egg
Rh Factor -if mother is positive, everything is OK but if she is negative, father bust also be negative. + is dominant over -
Cytoplasm -contents in cell (fluid)
Genotype -genetic makeup
Phagocytes -engulf antigens -lysosomes digest
Transcription -DNA copies to RNA -mRNA goes to ribosome in cytoplasm
Pyrimidines -cytosine and tymine -smaller
Tidal Volume -amount of air that provides enough oxygen for a resting person
DNA mutations Insertion: addition Deletion: Self explanatory Inversion: change spots Translocation: moved to another chromosome
Point Mutation -one base pair changes
Passive Immunity -antibodies produced by other organisms and give to individual
pH Scale 0_____________________7__________________14 (acid) (water) (OH- base)
Carbohydrates -mono->di->polysccharides -contain carbon, hydrogen and oxygen -twice as many H then O -constructed in rings ENERGY: glycogen -> glucose
Proteins -most abundant organic compound -contains "N"itrogen -building blocks: amino acids -two groups: amino(NI2) and carboxyl(COOH) -R= variable that determines amino acids -linkage between amino acids-peptide bonds -2-dipeptide,3-tripeptide, 4+ polyp
Frameshift -addition or deletion of base pair
Purines -bigger -adenine+guanine
Helicase -unzips hydrogen bonds
Translation tRNA brings amino acids in anticodon
Hyrdophilic -water soluble
Hydrophobic -hot water soluble
Endoplasmic Reticulum -passageway that functions in the transport of materials throughout the cell
Passive Transport -no energy -diffusion + facilitated diffusion
Active Immunity - individual builds own antibodies
Active Transport -need energy and protein *High ------> Low*
Cell Theory -unit of structure in plants + animals -unit of function in plants and animals -all cells come from other cells
Sex Linked Traits only carried on X chromosomes
Haploid -sex cells/ gametes - 1/2 number of chromosomes
Diploid -full amount of chromosomes
Incomplete Dominance -a mix of traits *R'R'xRR = RR', RR', RR', RR'
mRNA -copies DNA in nucleus then travels to a ribosome -triplets: codons
Codominace -both traits show up *RWxRW = RR, BW, RW, WW
Eukaryotes -multiple cells -have nucleus
Nucleotide -consists of: *5 carbon sugar *phosphate group *purine or pyrimidine (nitrogen bases)
Hypodtonic -lots of water in, little out -cell inflates
Hypertonic -lots of water out, little in -cell shrinks
Isotonic -dynamic equilibrium
Mitochondria -"Powerhouse" cellular respiration place -release of energy
Vital Capacity -maximum amount of air that can come into the lungs -size and physical being of a person determines vital capacity
Law of Independent Assortment -when dihybrid plants are crossed, the factor for each trait is distributed independently of the factors for all traits
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