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Emergent Property
a property that a complex system has but the individual members of the system do not (ex:NaCl, not salty individually, only together)
Qualities of Life
- Are organized
- Acquire materials and energy
- Reproduce
- Respond to stimuli
- Homeostatic
-Grow and develop
- Have the capacity to adapt
Law
describes a pattern in nature; the what (ex: Law of Evolution)
Theory
explanation to why a pattern exists; the why (The theory of evolution by natural selection)
Null Hypothesis
NO difference between control and experimental, experimental will have no effect
Alternative Hypothesis
expect a difference between groups
Inductive Reasoning
makes generalization based on collecting and analyzing a large number of specific observations. (This dog has 4 legs so all dogs must have 4 legs. )
Deductive reasoning
flows from general premises to predicted and specific results (All dogs have 4 legs, since this is a dog, it should have 4 legs)
Independent variable
variable that is manipulated
Dependent variable
changes in response to the independent variable
confounding variable
extra variables that interfere
blind study
When the participant and/or researcher does not know which conditions they are in/analyzing. This can reduce experimenter biases
double blind study
when both groups in a study (control group and experimental group) don't know if they are getting the drug (treatment) or a placebo
lactose
a sugar in milk
-ose
sugar
lactase
an enzyme that breaks down lactose
-ase
enzyme
lactose intolerant people do not produce enough _____ to break down sugar
lactase
Protons are ______ charged
positively
how do you find the number of protons?
atomic number
electrons are ___ charged
negatively
neutrons are ____
neutral
Isotopes
atoms of the same element with different number of neutrons
Isomers
same number of atoms in each element but have different arrangements of their atoms (lewis structure)
Ionic bonding
transfers electrons
covalent bonding
sharing electrons
nonpolar
equal sharing of electrons
polar
unequal sharing of electrons
hydrogen bonding
slightly negative oxygen attracts to slightly positive hydrogen, weak individually but strong together
properties of water
high heat capacity, high heat of vaporization, can dissolve many molecules, high surface tension, cohesion, adhesion
cohesion
cling to other water molecules
adhesion
cling to other polar surfaces
Water has a __________ surface tension
high
acids
high H+ concentration
pH 1-7
bases
low H+ concentration
pH 7-14
functional groups
bonded atoms that always react in the same way, can change the function of a molecule
hydroxyl group
OH-
amino group
NH2
methyl
-CH3,
dehydration
h2o is removed, bond forms, join monomers
hydrolysis
h2o added, bond broken, degrade polymers
monomer
molecule that is able to bond in long chains
polymer
many monomers
lipids are the only who do ____ have monomers
not
The 4 macromolecules are
carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids
Monosaccharides are
simple sugars (fructose and glucose)
Polysaccharides contain
two monosaccharides (maltose, sucrose, and lactose)
amino acids
carboxyl group, amino group, R group
function of proteins
structural support, enzymes, messenger, etc
protein primary structure
linear sequences of the amino acids
secondary protein structure
fold, alpha helix, beta sheet
tertiary protein structure
3D folding pattern of a protein due to side chain interactions
quarterary protein structure
multiple polypeptide chain
shape is important to ____
function
Monomer: Nucleotide
sugar, phosphate, base
nucleic acid function
stores genetic info
what is a nucleic acid held by?
hydrogen bonding
complementary base pairs
A, T, C, G
lipids are
fats and oils for long term energy storage
steroids are
sex hormones
all lipids are
hydrophobic
fats and oils are also called
triglycerides
what are fats and oils composed of
glycerol and 3 fatty acids
oils are
unsaturated fats
fats are
saturated
trans fat have a _____ health risk
huge
phospholipids form
membranes
phospholipids are composed of
two fatty acids and a phosphate group
Hydrophilic head
polar
hydrophobic tails
nonpolar
steroids have how many rings
4 carbon rings