Chapter 1-5 review Flashcards

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what are the 5 themes of biology?

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order, evolution, interaction between organisms, homeostasis, structure and function of cells

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what is biology?

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the scientific study of life

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what does the organization theme talk about?

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highlights the hierarchy of biological organization

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what do all living things have in common?

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macromolecule, cells, respond to the environment, extraction of energy, reproduce, maintain homeostasis, evolution (natural selection)

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what is the biological hierarchy?

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biosphere, ecosystem, community, population, organisms, tissues, cell, organelles molecules, atoms

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what is structure?

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structure helps gives us clues to what it does and how it works

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what will knowing the function help with?

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provides insight into structure and organization

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what characteristic do cells share

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cell membrane and the membrane regulates what does in and out of the membrane

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where are prokaryotic cells found?

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bacteria and archaea

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what is a eukaryotic cell?

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membrane enclosed organelles and some contain DNA

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what is the lowest level of organization that can perform activitites required for life?

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cell

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what are emergent properties?

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a result from the arrangement and interaction of parts within a system

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what else do emergent properties characterize and what is an example?

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nonbiological entities as well

for example: a functioning bicycle emerges only when the necessary parts connect in the correct way

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what are the characteristics of eukaryotic cell

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large, contains DNA, membrane enclosed organelles, found in almost everything, more complex

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what are the characteristics of Prokaryotic cells

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doesn’t contain dna, smaller, no membrane enclosed organelles

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what is a negative feedback mechanism?

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the product decreases the reaction

example: can block a step

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what is a positive feedback mechanism

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the product increases the reaction

example: stimulates a step

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what is a gene?

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functional unit of herdity

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what helps DNA store information?

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the structure of DNA (arranged in a double helix)

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what are the chemical building blocks of DNA

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A,T,C,G

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what do nucleotides do?

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encode the infomration in genes

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what is gene expression

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information from a gene is used to make a cellular product

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what determines differences between organisms

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the difference in nucleotide sequences

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what provides the blueprint for making proteins

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the sequence of genes

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what is genetic code?
the instructions in a gene that tell the cell how to make a specific protein
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what are the different kingdoms?
bacteria, archaea, protist, Animalia, plantae, fungi
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what are the levels of classification
kindgom, phylum class, order, family, genus, species
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who wrote the origin of species?
charles darwin and it was the most influential book in evolution
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what is a theory?
explanation of a natural phenonmena
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what is a scientific law?
description of an observed phenomena
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what were Charles darwin's main points
-species showed evidence of descent with modification from common ancestors
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what is descent with modification?
species over time give rise to new species and they are all connected by a common ancestor
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what did darwin's theory explain?
the duality of unity and diversity
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what unifies organisms?
DNA
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what are homologous structures?
similar anatomy that links to a common ancestor but different functions
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what are embryological homologies?
most embryos look similar in earlier stages which can show a link to a common ancestor
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what is molecular homology?
similarities of patterns in the nucleotide sequence of DNA to show a sign of a common ancestor
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what did darwin observe?
individuals in a population vary in trails that are heritable 2. ) more offspring are produced than survive and there is competition 3. ) species suit their environment
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what is a genome
a library of genetic information
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what requires work?
energy
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what is a producer?
an organism that makes its own food
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what is a consumer?
an organism that consumes other organisms
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what happens as a result of work?
energy being used will be released as heat
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how does energy flow through an ecosystem?
flows in one direction, enters in as light, and exits as heat
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how do chemicals flow through an ecosystem?
used then recycled broken down by decomposers
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what is feedback regulation?
the output of a process regulates that very process
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what is the most common feedback regulation
negative feedback
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what is an example of a positive feedback mechanism
blood clotting when you are injured the platelets release chemicals to alert other platelets to come near the injury site
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what is an example of a negative feedback
when your body gets too hot you start to sweat
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what is evolution?
species accumulate differences from their ancestors as they adapt to different environments
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what are the 3 domains of life
bacteria, archaea, eukarya
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what do the bacteria and archaea domain consist of?
single-celled prokaryotic organisms
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what is the eukarya domain
subgroups: plantae, fungi, protists, Animalia
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when does evolution occur?
unequal reproductive success of individuals leads to adaptation to their environment