BIOL 5 MIDTERM (2) Flashcards

(45 cards)

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___ Meaning life
___ meaning study/study of

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Bios
Logos

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2
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Father of modern human anatomy

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Andreas Vesalius

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3
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He discovered the circulation of blood and function of the heart

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William Harvey

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4
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He discovered the blood capillaries through his study of chick embryos

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Marcello Malfighi

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5
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He discovered cells store under a compound microscope he designed

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Robert hooke

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6
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Looked at a studied plant and animal cells

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Theodore schwan and Matthias schleiden

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7
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Proved that living cells came from other living cells

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Rudolf Virchow

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8
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The method of research defined steps that include careful observation and experimentation

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Scientific method

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9
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Branches of biology is based on ; (2)

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Method or aspect of the study
Type of organism

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10
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Cell theory (3)

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Cell is the basic unit of life
Cells comes from pre-existing cells
All organisms are made up of cells

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___ “life comes only from life” ____ discovered pasteurization (a process of removing pathogenic)

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Biogenesis
Louis Pasteur

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12
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The internal environment remains within a normal or balanced range, control temperature, PH , etc.
By______

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Homeostasis
Claude Bernard

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13
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• All living organisms have a common ancestor and are adapted to a particular way of life
• He wrote the book “_____”
• By ____

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Evolution
On the origin of species
Charles darwin

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14
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•Organisms contain coded information that dictates their structure, function and behavior
• By ____, ___, ____, ____,____

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Gene
Gregor mendel
Maurice Wilkins
Rosalind Franklin
James Watsons
Francis crick

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15
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4 Nucleotides (DNA)

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Adenine
Guanine
Thymine
Cytosine

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16
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4 Nucleotides (RNA)

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Adenine
Guanine
Uracil
Cytosine

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Mrs. C. Gren

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Movement
Respiration
Sensitivity
Control
Growth
Reproduction
Excretion
Nutrition

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18
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An action by organisms causing a change of location or place

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Movement

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19
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The movement of an organism from place to place

20
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___ A chemical reaction carried out in living organisms

21
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Energy is released from glucose either in the presence of oxygen ___ or the absence of oxygen ____

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Aerobic respiration
Anaerobic respiration

22
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Energy is transformed in the form of ___ (____)

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Atp
Adenosine triphosphate

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____ Refers to the ability to detect and respond to the stimuli in its sorroundings

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____ involves ____ a process where living organisms must control their internal environment in order to keep conditions within a required limit

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Control
Homeostasis

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In humans ____ refers to the control of the body temperature
Thermoregulation
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___ Control of blood glucose levels
Glucoregulation
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___ controls of water levels ___ the blood vessels widens to lower blood pressure and allow more heat to be lost ___ the blood vessels narrow down to prevet heat from escaping
Osmoregulation Vasodilation Vasoconstriction
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• In narrow plants ___ refers to maintaining a suitable temperature, balance of water and osmosi • Water evaporates from the ___ on the underside of the leaf leading to heat loss
Transpiration Stomata
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The permanents increase in size
Growth
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• the ___ system provides a complex system of receptors, neurons and effectors which detects and responds to different event stimuli using electrical impulses • ____ system allows a response to stimuli using chemical messengers called hormones
Nervous system Endocrine system
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• ___ a plants response to gravity (___ plant grows upwards or against gravity, ____ plant grows accordingly to gravity) • ___ a plants response to light causes it to grow towards sunlight
Geotropism Negatively geotropic Positively geotropic Phototropism
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___ cell division ___ it produces buds which eventually develop as a new generation ___ a process in which plant reproduce from stems, roots and leaves ___ stalk of lotus pad/water lily
Mitosis Budding Vegetative propagation Runners
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It refers to the process that leads to the production of more of the same kind of organisms
Reproduction
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Two types of reproduction; _____ the female and male gametes fuse _____ the cells or whole organisms can reproduce by themselves
Sexual and asexual Sexual reproduction Asexual reproduction
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It is the process of removing toxic materials and substances from organisms
Excretion
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___ produce waste products, some are toxic and must be eliminated from the body
Metabolic reactions
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Two types of metabolism; ____ is the breakdown of food components with simpler forms of energy ____ is the building or preparation of complex molecules from numerous simple ones
Catabolism and anabolism Catabolism Anabolism
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It refers to the need of organisms to contain food to provide energy
Nutrition
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In plants, they create their own food for energy so they are described as being ____ In animals, it consumes other living organisms to obtain energy they are ___
Autotrophic/autotrophs Heterotrophs
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Steps of scientific method
1. Observing and stating the problem 2. Forming a hypothesis 3. Testing the hypothesis 4. Recording and analyzing the data 5. Forming conclusion 6. Replicating the process
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Prokaryotes are much ___ and much simpler than eukaryotic cells
Smaller
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___ that helps cellular growth in prokaryotic cells
Cytoplasm
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The ___ helps in transportation of materials in a cell (eukaryotic)
Endoplasmic reticulum
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A prokaryotic cells is a primitive type of cell that is characterized by the ___ of a nucleus, prokaryotes do not possess ___ cellular organelles
Absence Membrane bound
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____ are cells without a nucleus
Prokaryotic cells