Life Processes Flashcards

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Steps of photosynthesis

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(i) absorption[sunlight–>chem energy] (ii) conversion [splitting H2 0 –> H2 + O; in presence of sunlight; due-protons] (iii) reduction [Co2–>H2 O]

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6CO2 + 12H2O –>

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C6H12O6 + 6H2O + 6O2

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light rxn; where? is light needed? is sugar formed? is O2 released?

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grana; yes; nope; yes

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dark rxn; where? is light needed? is sugar formed? is O2 released?

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stroma; nope; yes; nope

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holozoic? examples?

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solid food; human, algae(some)

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saprophytes? examples?

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dead and decaying; fungi, bacteria, Mushrooms and moulds

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parasite? examples?

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host; Leeches, fleas, ticks, and lice

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Digestion process in Amoeba

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ingestion -> digestion -> absorption -> assimilation -> egestion

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Digestion process in Amoeba

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ingestion -> digestion -> absorption -> assimilation -> egestion

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9
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glands associated with digestive system?

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salivary, liver, pancreas

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10
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salivary amylase

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starch (carb)

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Stomach walls secrete?

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Gastric juice –> HCl + enzyme pepsin + mucus

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12
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which muscle regulates food?

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sphincter

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13
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Small intestine-parts?

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3 parts duodenum jejunum, ileum

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14
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small intestine secretes?

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intestinal juice

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15
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Liver secretes?

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Bile Juice

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Pancreas?

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intestinal juice does what

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breaks down starch and carbs –> simpler sugars (glucose)
proteins –> amino acids
fats –>fatty acids –> fatty acids + glycerol

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pancreatic juice contains what and it does what?

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trpsin –> proteins

lipase –> emulsifies fats

19
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what does bile juice do?

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breaks down fats into tiny droplets

20
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Glucose(6-carbon molecule) –>[in cytoplasm] –> Pyruvate (3-carbon molecule) + Energy –> Absence of oxygen?

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[in yeast] Ethanol + CO2 + Energy (2-carbon molecule)

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Glucose(6-carbon molecule) –>[in cytoplasm] –> Pyruvate (3-carbon molecule) + Energy –> Lack of oxygen?

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(in muscle cells) Lactic acid + Energy (3-carbon-molecule)

22
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Glucose(6-carbon molecule) –>[in cytoplasm] –> Pyruvate (3-carbon molecule) + Energy –> Presence of oxygen?

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(in mitochondria) CO2 + H2O + Energy

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diaphram contracts during?

A

inhalation - becomes flat

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diaphram relaxes during?
exhalation - dome shaped again
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which wall in heart is thicker?
Ventricle - pump blood
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valve b/w RA and RV
Tricuspid valve
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valve b/w RV-Pulmonary vein
Pulmonary valve
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valve b/w LA-LV
Mittral valve
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valve b/w LV-aorta
Aortic valve
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shortcut of valves
they were shooting a MV n wanted a TV hence went to Parth Ventricle but it was there so they got it from Amazon Ventricle [clockwise from LA]
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Flow of blood in the heart
Lung [oxygenated] ~pul vein ~ LA - LV ~ aorta ~ body | [deoxygenated] ~vena cava~ RA - RV ~pul art~ lung
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Flow of blood in veins
towards the heart
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Flow of blood in arteries
away from heart
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structural and functional unit of excretion
nephron
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filtration unit
glomerulus
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steps of filtration
(i) ultra filtration [bowman's capsule] (ii) selective re-absorption [henle's loop] {renal tubule} (iii) tubular secretion [henle's loop] {renal tubule}
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what is filtered in kidneys?
nitrogenous waste such as urea or uric acid
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what is re-absorbed in urine formation?
glucose, | amino acids, salts and a major amount of water
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path of urine
ureter --> urinary bladder --> urethra