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1
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4 elements that make up molecules of human body

A
  1. oxygen- 65%
  2. carbon- 18.5%
  3. hydrogen- 9.5%
  4. nitrogen- 3%
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every atom atom has 3 parts

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  1. electron (negative)
  2. proton (positive)
  3. neutron (neutral)
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isotope

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elements with different number of neutrons

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4
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Major group of molecules

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carbohydrates
lipids
amino acids and proteins
nucleotides and nucleic acids

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5
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glucose

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main source of energy

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polysaccharides

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long chain with 2 or more sugar units

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monosaccharides

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1 sugar unit

ex: fructose, glucose

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disaccharides

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2 sugar units

ex: lactose, sucrose

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complex carbs

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starch, cellulose, chitin

glycogen: stored in our liver

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10
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Types of lipids

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fats
phospholipids
sterols
waxes

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fats

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comprised of glycerol molecule and long tail of fatty acids (hydrocarbon)

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12
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triglycerides

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fats in most foods

solid at room temperature or liquid

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13
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saturated

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single bonds

ex: stearic acid

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unsaturated

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double bonds

ex: linolenic acid

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15
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trans fat

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formed when unsaturated fats are hydrogenated

unhealthy fat- increases risk of heart disease

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phospholipids

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molecule has 2 fatty acid tails

ex: main component of cell membranes

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sterols

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steroid hormones, cholesterol

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18
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waxes

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birds use waxes to waterproof feathers

ex: bees make honeycombs

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proteins and amino acids

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main building blocks of life
skin, bone, muscles, cartilage, feathers
needed in diet

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20
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enzymes

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break down foods

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21
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hemoglobin

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help blood clot

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22
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3 part to nucleotides

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  1. 5 carbon sugar- either ribose or deoxyribose
  2. phosphate group
  3. nitrogen containing base
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4 nucleotides that make-up human DNA

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  1. adenine
  2. thymine
  3. guanine
  4. cytosine
24
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cell theory

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  1. all organisms are composed of 1 or more cells
  2. cell is smallest unit of life
  3. cells grow and divide continuously and give rise to other cells
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crust, mantle, core

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plasma membrane
cytoplasm
nucleus

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plasma membrane

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2 layered, primarily phospholipids with proteins

keeps interior of cell separate

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nucleus

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contains cell’s DNA
keeps it separate from cytoplasm
directs most cellular activities

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cytoplasm

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contains organelles, site of most cell activity

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rough endoplasmic reticulum

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assemble amino acids to make proteins- protein synthesis

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smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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modification of newly formed proteins
lipid synthesis
detoxification of alcohol, drugs

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golgi bodies

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final modification of proteins and lipids, packaged for use

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vesicles

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have many functions including storing molecules.

transport protein and lipid molecules

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lysosomes

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digesting and recycling cell’s waste products

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mitochondria

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energy from respiration converted to ATP

has own DNA

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cytoskeleton

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structural reinforcement
interconnected system of protein fibers between nucleus and cell membrane
gives shape and support to cell

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central vacuole

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stores amino acids, sugars, toxic wastes

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cell walls

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protects cell membrane, provides strength, reduces water loss

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chloroplast

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capture energy from sunlight during photosynthesis

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metabolism

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cell’s capacity to acquire energy and use this energy to build, break apart, store and release substances

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energy

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capacity to make things happen; to do work

41
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ATP

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adenosine triphosphate

usable source of energy to body

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equilibrium

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when system is in balance

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entropy

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measure of degree of system’s disorder

44
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1st law of Thermodynamics

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total amount of energy in Universe is constant

more energy cannot be destroyed, can only converted from 1 form to another

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2nd law of Thermodynamics

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no energy conversion is 100% efficient

at each trophic level, only 1-2% obtained

46
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diffusion

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movement from more concentrated area to less concentrated area

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tonicity

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relative concentration of 2 solutions

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isotonic

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concentration of 2 solutions is same

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osmosis

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movement of molecules from less concentrated area of solution to more concentrated area of solution through semi-permeable membrane

50
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plasmolysis

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not able to retain (loses water)

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aerobic

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with oxygen

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anaerobic

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without oxygen

53
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aerobic respiration

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36 ATP molecules are formed

54
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anaerobic respiration

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2 ATP molecules are formed