Biology Chapter 1

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Structure is the…

study of shape, arrangement, and composition of the parts of a living thing or what materials an organism is made of and how those materials are used to build the parts of a living thing

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Function is the…

study of the traits, behaviors, and purpose of the parts of a living thing or what the structures of a living thing actually do and how they contribute to the behavior of a living thing

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living things are made of

cells

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a cell consists of a thin, flexible outer structure called a…

plasma membrane

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inside of the plasma membrane is a highly…

organized aqueous space called the cytoplasm where the processes of life happen

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unicellular

a single celled organism

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multicellular

organisms built from many cells

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all living things must

replicate themselves

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replication means

making a copy of something

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cells replicate using

cell division

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mitosis is just one type of

cell division

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the two characteristics that form the basis of the cell theory of bio:

principle #1: all organisms are made of cells

principle #2: all cells must replicate from other cells

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what were the two ideas about how cells came to be

1) spontaneous generation

2) cells-from-cells (cell theory)

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Spontaneous generation summarizes that

cells and living things could arise from non-living organic matter

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cells-from-cells (cell theory) summarizes that

cells must replicate from other cells

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all living things must store info about their structure and function and then

pass that info on during replication

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all of the info needed to build all of the structures and perform all of the functions of a cell is stored in the cell’s

chromosomes

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the individual pieces of info stored in the chromosomes are

genes

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Sukunaarchaeum mirabile

  • single-celled organism called archaea

  • lives inside of the cells of sea plankton called dinoflagekkates

  • one chromosome with only 230 genes

  • has no genes that allow it to make ATP

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Thomas Hunt Morgan found that eye color in fruit flies is inherited in the same way as

reproductive sex

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pattern of inheritance of the white eye trait only fit if

the gene for eye color was on the X chromosomes

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the chromosomes of the cell are made of a molecule called

DNA

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each gene in a chromosome contains genetic info stored in a

unique sequence of DNA molecules

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this info is copied into a “mobile” form called

mRNA

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info in RNA is used by the cell to make

proteins

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proteins are responsible for

providing most of the structure & function to a cell

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all living things must

acquire and use energy

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the processes of life are dependent upon the cell’s ability to

perform chemical reactions

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chemical reactions are necessary to both

build cell structures and perform cell structures

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performing chemical reactions in cells typically

requires the input of energy

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the complete set of chemical reactions used in a cell is called its

metabolism

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a cell’s metabolism can be divided into 2 parts:

1) chemical reactions that break down the chemical bonds of a molecule

2) chemical reactions that use energy to build new chemical bonds and new molecules

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catabolic reactions

break down the chemical bonds of a molecule

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catabolic reactions are most likely to

release energy that cells can use to do work

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in cells the energy released by catabolism of food sources is stores temporarily in a molecule called

ATP

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anabolic reactions

use energy to build new chemical bonds and new molecules

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anabolic reactions are most likely to require the cell to

spend stored energy to build molecules and structures

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the traits of living things change over time by the process of

evolution

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the info stored in the genes of our chromosomes is

inherently unstable and can change over time

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evolution can also happen when cells and organisms

replicate

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evolved cells and organisms that replicated inherit changes to their genes and thus

changes their structure and function

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decent with modification means

that offspring have different traits than their parents

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the theory of evolution says that if the traits inherited make the offspring better at replication then…

those traits will become more common

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the theory of evolution says that if the traits inherited make the offspring worse at replication then…

the traits will become less common

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at the chemical the atoms that make up the body combine to form:

biological molecules

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the biological molecules of the body are used to build

cells and cellular structures

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at the cellular level collections of cells associate together form:

tissues

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tissue is a group of related cells that are

woking together to perform a common function

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at the tissue level different types of tissues associate together to form:

organs

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organs are a collection of tissue that form a

body structure specialized to carry out a specific part of a complex physiological function

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at the organ level organs work together in

organ systems

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organ systems are a group of organs that work together to

regulate or perform one or more complex physiological function

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at the organ system level the organ systems of the body depend upon each other to

produce the physiology of an entire living thing (organism)

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the thing that makes biology complex is that living organisms

require the proper function of body systems at all levels of organization

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changes to or malfunctions of the organism at any of the levels of organization can

change or disrupt the function of the levels

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matter

any object that has mass and occupies space

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energy

the ability to do work

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all matter we interact with is made of

atoms

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atoms are

a single unit of matter that consists of, at its center, a nucleus made of protons and neutrons and that nucleus is surrounded by a cloud of electrons

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proton

a subatomic particle that has a positive charge

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neutron

a subatomic particle that has no charge (neutral)

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electron

a subatomic particle that has a negative charge

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element

a pure substance consisting of only one type of atom

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in an atom the number of protons and the number of electrons is

equal

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the number of protons in the nucleus is the

atomic number

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the total number of protons and neutrons is the

atomic mass

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electrostatic interactions

fundamental forces between charged objects, where like charges repel and opposite charges attract

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Coulomb’s law

the physical law that defines how electrical charges interact

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Coulomb’s law describes the

force generated when charged particles interact

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when particles interact, charges of the same type:

repel each other

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when particles interact, charges of the opposite type:

attract each other

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the more charge that particles have:

the stronger that attractive or repulsive force is

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Coulomb’s law means that the electrical force of an electrostatic interaction will increase as…

the particles get closer to each other

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Coulomb’s law means that the electrical force of an electrostatic interaction will decrease as…

the particles get further away from each other

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because charge (Q) is in the numerator we say that electrical force (F) in an interaction is…

directly proportional to the strength of the charges

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directly proportional means that as one of these factors changes, the other

changes in the same direction

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because distance (d) is in the denominator we say that electrical force (f) in an interaction is

inversely proportional to the distance between the particles

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inversely proportional means that as one of these factors changes, the other changes

in the opposite direction

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in protons what do the special nuclear forces do

they strongly hold protons and neutrons together

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in protons what do the neutrons do

they increase the distance between the protons

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Coulomb’s law states that the electrical force gets weaker as…

distance increases

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electrons are constantly in motion…

around the nucleus in electron “shells”

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the shells form

spheres around the nucleus

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the first shell is very small and can only hold

2 electrons

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the second shell is much larger and can hold up to

8 electrons

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what do electrons have that keeps them constantly in motion within a shell

internal energy

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the amount of internal energy each electron has determines…

which shell it is in

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the closer the shell is to the nucleus the…

less internal energy it has

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the shells are in define locations becasue

energy is quantized

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quantized

energy is contained within objects in the packets of a defined and unchanging amount of energy

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quantum

smallest unit of energy

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electrons in shell 1 have

1 quantum of energy

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electrons are never found between shells because

it is not physically possible to have fractional amounts of energy

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electrons must have internal energy and

sit within an electron shell

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