core biology Flashcards

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how do you carry out animal clones and adult cell cloning?

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embryo transplants

unfertilised egg and remove genetics and chromosomes and put together by a electric shock

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2
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how does genetic engineering happen?

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use enzymes to cut and paste genes

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3
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what does fsh
oestrogen
lh do?

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1 triggers egg to mature
2 inhibits release of fsh
3 stimulates release of egg

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4
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what does apsetic mean?

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no microbes present

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5
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how is decay caused?

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break down of organic matter in microorganisms

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6
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what went wrong with thalidomide?

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used as a sleeping pill but helped with morning sickness but doctors didn’t know dosage or side effects for using it as a morning sickness pill so it effected foetus by causing it to have abnormal limbs etc

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7
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what do drugs do?

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allows chemical processes in the body

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8
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what causes genetic variation?

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different genes and characteristics through gametes and dna by parents

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9
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photosynthesis equation?

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carbon dioxide + water + energy = oxygen + glucose

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10
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what does insulin do?

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maintains the right amount of glucose in the bloody as a constant supply of energy

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11
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what are the three main types of micro organisms that enter the body?

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pathogens
bacteria
virus

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12
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what are the three main types of drugs?

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medicinal
recreational
performance enhancing

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13
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what is homeostasis?

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maintaining one constant internal environment

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14
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whats different between nerves and homones?

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nerves are fast and act for a short period of time whereas hormones take a long time and last longer in a general way

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15
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what do synapses and reflexes do?

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connect neurons transferred by chemical pulses
automatically respond
reduces chances od being injured

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16
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whats bad about vaccinations?

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don’t make you immune

could have a bad reaction to the vaccination

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17
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how does your body consume micro organisms?

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immune system

white blood cells engulf unrecognised pathogens

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18
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what is the metabolic rate?

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the speed at which your body burns fats in your muscles

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19
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why aren’t slimming foods good?

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only work If you exercise more or eat less to replace what your not eating

20
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how does your body prevent micro organisms from getting into your body?

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skin
hair
mucus

21
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what do antibodies do?

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white blood cells produce proteins when come across a foreign antigens called antibodies to lock into antigens in the future

22
Q

what affect do vaccinations have?

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inject unactive micro organisms white carry antigens so your white blood cells can engulf the antugens and replicate antibodies to lock onto them if get there in future

23
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whats the bad thing about antibiotics?

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bacteria can become immune and mutate which an lead it to reproduce and the disease will grow which could cause serious infection

24
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what did semmelweiss do in the 1840’s?

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encouraged doctors to wash their hands before going into pregnancy wards, dropped death rate from 12% to 2%

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nervous system?
``` stimulus receptor sensory relay motor effector ```
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where does the reflex arc go through?
spinal cord | unconscious part of the brain
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what is the plant hormone auxin?
controls growth near tips responds to light and gravity stimulates cell econgstion
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lamarks ideas about evoluation?
develop characteristic and pass them onto your child
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what are hormones?
chemical messengers sent in the blood
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what causes environmental changes?
living factors- predators | non living- temperature
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how is reproduction carried out?
sperm fertilises the egg and egg creates a feotus
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what would a recreational drug be used for?
enjoyment inspiration relaxation stress relief
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how do animals adapt to live on the desert =?
large surface area efficient with water cool camoflauge
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three stages of testing medicinal drugs?
1 testing on human cells 2 testing on animals 3 testing on human volenteers
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where is ion regulated?
kidneys taken by food absorbed into blood lost in sweat and urine
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what is natural selection?
variation in different genes, better adapted live with better chance of survival
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what issues surround cloning?
wipe out age disorders cause arthritis many failed attempts
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how can plants be cloned?
cuttings | tissue cultures
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asexual reproduction?
x chromosome - split down middle= dna replicates
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what does the pituitary gland do?
produces fsh and lh
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stage 1 of the mesutural cycle?
bleeding starts | uterus lining breaks down
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stage 2 of the mc?
lining builds up, ready to receive fertilised egg
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stage 3 of mc?
egg is released from ovary on day 14
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stage 4 of mc?
wall is maintained until day 28,no egg is fertilised lining starts to break down again
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what is diffusion?
spreading of a substance going from a high concentration of particles to a low concentration