biology 🧬 Flashcards

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chemical equation of photosynthesis

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6CO2 + 6H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6O2

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chemical equation of cellular respiration

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C6H12O6 + 6O2 -> 6CO2 + 6H2O

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what is ph

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logarithmic scale which tells you the acidity of a material

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7 pH

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neutral

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< 7 pH

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acidic

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> 7 pH

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basic

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7
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glucose chem formula

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C6H12O6

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nitrogen dioxide chem formula

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NO2

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water chem formula

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H2O

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carbon dioxide formula

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CO2

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oxygen chemical formula

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O2

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12
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what do ecosystems show

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the flow of energy

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producers meaning

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organisms that create their own foods (aka autotroph) - these are always at the start of a food chain/web

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consumer meaning

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an organism that receives energy by consumption

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decomposer meaning

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organism that breaks down dead organic material

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16
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sequence of events in disease progression

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infection → symptoms → treatment

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pathogen meaning

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an organism causing disease to its host

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host meaning

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an organism harboring another organism, in a symbiotic relationship

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19
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1m = ?mircometre

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1,000

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20
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body systems are…

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groups of organs that work together to perform essential functions

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nervous system main function

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Controls body activities, transmits signals

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nervous system key organs/structures

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brain, spinal cord, nerves

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circulatory system function

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Transports oxygen, nutrients, and waste

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circulatory system’s key organs/structures

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heart, blood vessels, blood

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respiratory system function
Exchanges gases (oxygen in, COâ‚‚ out)
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respiratory System's key organs/structures
lungs, trachea, bronchi
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digestive system function
break down food & absorb nutrients
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digestive system key Organs/Structures
Mouth, stomach, intestines
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Excretory System main function
removes waste from body
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Excretory System key organs/structures
kidneys, bladder, liver
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Skeletal System main function
provides structure, support and protection
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Skeletal System key organs/structures
bones, cartilage, joints
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muscular system's main function
enables movement and maintains posture
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muscular system's key organs/structures
muscles/tendons
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Endocrine System's main function
Produces hormones for regulation
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Endocrine System's key organs/structures
Glands (pituitary, thyroid, pancreas)
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Immune System's main function
defends against infections
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Immune System's key organs/structures
White blood cells, lymph nodes, spleen
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Reproductive System's main function
produce offspring
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Reproductive System's key organs/structures
ovaries, testes, uterus
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Integumentary System's main function
protects the body (skin,hair,nails)
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Integumentary System's key organs/structures
skin, sweat glands
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steps in DNA replication
1. helicase unzips the double helix by breaking hydrogen bonds 2. the enzyme DNA polymerase adds nucleotides to each strand 3. A pairs with T, C pairs with G 3. now 2 new dna molecules are formed, each w one og strand and one new strand
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what is a Punnett square used for
predicting the probability of traits being inherited
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gene definition
A section of DNA that codes for a specific trait (eg: gene for eye colour)
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allele
Different versions of a gene (eg: blue eyes vs brown eyes)
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trait definition
a characteristic determined by genes (eye colour, height, hair type)
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