Biology Flashcards

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Hormones related in a girls menstrual cycle

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1.(FSH) Follicle stimulating hormone causes egg in ovary to mature the eggs grow surrounded by cells called the follicle THIS IS SECRETED BY THE PITUARY GLAND

2.Oestrogen stimulates to build up the uterus lining and PROGESTERONE maintains it

3.Luteinising Hormone (LH) stimullates release of the egg at ovulation

4.Progesterone maintains the building of the uterus lining

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2
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On average how long is one full menstrual cycle

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28 days.

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Day 1 to about day 6 ( Menstruation)
What happens

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Uterus lining comes away from the wall and exits the vagina as blood

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Day 7 to about 13 what happens

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Around day 7 blood flow stops
The lining of the uterus starts to build again
Also at this time FSH causes an egg to start to mature in one of the ovaries

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On day 14 what happens

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On the 14 day which is the middle of the cycle
LH is produced and causes an egg to be released by am ovary into the oviduct

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What happens in day 14 to 17

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The egg lasts up to 3 days after being released by the ovary

During this time the egg travels down the oviduct and into the uterus hoping to be fertilised

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Day 18 28 what happens

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If the egg is not fertilised in the time it lasts there then Oestrogen and Progesterone levels drop and the lining of the uterus begins to break down

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Female Fertility Facts

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The ovaries of a baby girl will comtain the eggs she will ever gave

They then keep mature and release for an average of 35-40 tears except when pregnant

When the eggs are all gone it is menopause

When a woman is near menopause she is less fertile

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The main events of the menstruation cycle

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1) Menstruation Uterus lining breaks down blood and cells are lost

2) Proliferation repair of uterus lining

3) Ovulation release of an egg from ovary

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When FSH is released what happens

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FSH is released and tells the egg to start developing
Oestrogen is released from ovaries
Oestrogen levels increasing making the uterus lining FSH is prevented and LH is released and stimulates ovulation( the egg is sent to uterus through oviduct

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After day 14 what happens
Fertilisation/No fertilisation?

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If it gets fertilised pregnancy occurs
Progesterone levels stay high

If not fertilised progesterone levels drop

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12
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What is tropism

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A tropism is a growth movement of a part of a plant in response to a stimulus

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Response to light (tropism)

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Photo tropism
Photo- means light

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14
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Response to gravity (Tropism)

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Response to gravity is called geotropism.

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15
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Response to water (Tropism)

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Response to water is called hydrotropism

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16
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How do shoots and roots repsond differnetly

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Shoots and roots respond differently:
• Shoots grow towards light and against the force of gravity
• Roots grow towards moisture and in the direction of the force of gravity.

17
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Formula for magunification

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Magnification= image size / object size

18
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Define image in microscopy

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The image we see through Microscope

19
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Define objects in microkscopy

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The real object or sample you’re looking at

20
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Define magnification in microscopy

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How many times larger the image is than the object

21
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Define resolution in microscopy

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It is a measure of the microscopes ability to distinguish between two points which are close together on an object

22
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Light microscope details five in total

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Easy to use
Relatively cheap
Rely on light
The resolution is limited to 0.2 µm
Not good enough to study cellular structures

23
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Electron microscope details five details

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Very expensive
Hard to use only used by scientists in laboratories
Use electrons instead of light
Max resolution is 0.1 µm
You can use them to study subcellular structures

24
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4 factors of affecting the speed of bacterial growth

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Temperature
Nutrient availability
Moisture
Oxygen

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Exapmles of aseptic tech.
Cleaning surfaces is with disinfectant Washing hands with antiseptic soap and warm water Sterilizing all instruments solutions, and mediums before they are used Autoclave is sterilizing Create a sterile field using a Bunsen burner Growing bacteria and incubators set to a maximum of 25° this prevents the growth of harmful pathogens which preferred body temperature 37°C