Unit 3 - Anatomy & Physiology (OVERALL)

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What is aerobic respiration?

The chemical process in living cells that uses oxygen to break down glucose and release energy.

<p><strong>The chemical process in living cells that uses oxygen to break down glucose and release energy.</strong></p>
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One role of Keratinised Epithelial Tissue?

Provide a protective barrier against mechanical damage, fluid loss, and infection

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One role of Ciliated Epithelial Tissue?

Protection of the respiratory tract from infection and damage

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Types of Muscle Tissue?

Skeletal Muscle, Cardiac Muscle, Smooth Muscle

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Two types of Connective Tissue?

Blood, Bone, Cartilage

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Role of Tissue in the Peripheral Nervous System? (Motor Neurones)

Transmit messages away from the brain to the muscles to stimulate a response

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Role of Tissue in the Peripheral Nervous System? (Sensory Neurones)

Transmits messages toward the brain when stimulated by sensory cells

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Function of the Mitochondria?

Cellular respiration.

<p><strong>Cellular respiration.</strong></p>
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Function of Ribosomes?

Make proteins

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Function of the Golgi Apparatus?

The golgi apparatus packs and provides protein

<p><strong>The golgi apparatus packs and provides protein</strong></p>
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What do Lysosomes contain?

Lysosomes contain enzymes that break down waste/material

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What is the Endoplasmic Reticulum?

Network involved in making/processing/transporting substances

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What does Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum do?

Has ribosomes on surface, makes/processes/transports proteins

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What does Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum do?

No ribosomes, makes lipids (fats) and helps detoxification

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What do Centrioles do?

Involved in cell division

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Two Types of Simple Epithelial Tissue?

Cuboidal and Columnar

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Whats the difference between Cuboidal and Columnar?

Cuboidal is “cube-like”

Columnar is tall and rectangular

<p><strong>Cuboidal is “cube-like”</strong></p><p><strong>Columnar is tall and rectangular</strong></p>
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Function of the Heart?

Pumps blood to the lungs and rest of the body

<p><strong>Pumps blood to the lungs and rest of the body </strong></p>
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Function of the Lungs?

Gas exchange (move oxygen into the body and carbon dioxide out)

<p><strong>Gas exchange (move oxygen into the body and carbon dioxide out)</strong></p>
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Function of the Kidneys?

Remove waste from blood and produce urine

<p><strong>Remove waste from blood and produce urine</strong></p>
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Function of the Bladder?

Store and release urine

<p><strong>Store and release urine</strong></p>
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What is a Genotype?

Individual genes, not outwardly observed (FF)

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What is a Phenotype?

Outwardly displayed characteristics (blue eyes)

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Heterozygous meaning?

Two different alleles (inherited two different versions of the gene)

<p><strong>Two different alleles (inherited two different versions of the gene)</strong></p>
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Homozygous meaning?

Two of the same alleles (inherited same two versions of the gene)

<p><strong>Two of the same alleles (inherited same two versions of the gene) </strong></p>