bio Flashcards

bio

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Every living thing has

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-cells
-able to reproduce
-able to evolve
-able to process information
-able to growth
-uses energy
-responding to stimulus
-homeostasis

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2
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main theories

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-cell theory
-theory of evolution
-chromosome theory.

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3
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Difference between hypothesis and theory

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A theory is supported by evidence.

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4
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1660, Robert Hook and Anton Van Lecuwenloock.

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first cell
observers

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5
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cell

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highly organized compartment

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6
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cell theory

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-all cells come from preexisting cells.
-all organisms are made of cells.

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7
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Louis Pasteur’s hypothesis

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proved that cells come from preexisting cells.

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8
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who researched evolution first?

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Alfred Russel Walace

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9
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Evolution meaning

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Idea of change over time

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10
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Population

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Group of the same individuals

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11
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Fitness

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ability to reproduce.

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12
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Adaptation

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A trait that increases fitness.

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13
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Tree of life

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every species comes from preexisting species.

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14
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chromosomes

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super condenced DNA

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15
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1902, Walter Sutton and Theodor Bover

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first ones that thought of DNA

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16
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1950

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We discovered that chromosomes are molecules of deoxyribose nucleic acid

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17
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James watson and Francis Crick

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proposed the double helix

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18
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DNA cicle

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Replication, Transcription, translation

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19
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The more energy you produce

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The bigger you are

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20
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Replication

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New cell

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21
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Transcription

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RNA

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22
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Translation

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Protein

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23
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Phylogeny

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genealogical relationship between all organisms

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24
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3 main groups

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Bacteria, Archaea, Eukaryota

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eukaryote kingdoms
Animal kingdom, Plant, Fungus, Protista
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Taxonomy
effort to name and classify all organisms
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In 1735 Carl Linnaeus
estabilished taxonomy
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4 main atoms
Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon
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Protons can't...
Never change
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Protons,Neutrons are...
+,-
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Orbitals bond...
when there's only one
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K^-
gained
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K^+
lossed
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Atomic number
number of protons and neutrons
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Atomic weight
Number of protons + electrons: dalton
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an unpaired valence electrons is called
the valance of an atom
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Isotopes
elements with different numbers of neutrons
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Covalent
sharing electrons
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Molecule
substance held together by covalent electrons
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Compounds
Molecules in which atoms of different elements are held together
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What does the electro thing tells about atoms
how strong the element is
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Partial negative charge(S^-), Partial positive charge(S^+)
polar bonds
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Non polar
sharing equally
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Polar
sharing unevenly (.6-1.4)
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Ionic
stealing( 1.5 or more)
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Cation
losses an electron, positive charge
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Anion
gains an electron, negative charge
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Solvent
dissolver
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solute
anything dissolved in a solvent
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weak electrical attractions are called...
hydrogen bonds
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Hydrophilic
love water(atoms and molecules)
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hydrophobic
water hater(non polar compounds)
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Water structure
small, polar
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cohesion
surface tension
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adhesion
water binds to plastic or glass
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ice
less dense than water
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Acids
substance that gives up protons
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Bases
substances that acquire protons during chemical reactions
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What does Ph measures?
measures how much H3O+ there is in a liquid
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Hydronium
HgO+
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Hydroxide
-OH
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H+
concentration of hydronium
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More H+
acid
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Less H+
bases
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7
neutral
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Ph=
-log(7x10^(-9))=PH