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- The IF part of your hypothesis statement.
- I control; I change
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- The THEN part of your hypothesis statement
- What you put in your data chart.
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- What you leave alone
- What stays the same
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- The normal way you find your experiment
- Nature
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- An educated guess
- IF...THEN statement
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| A broad explanation of a natural phenomena. |
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| Analyze in terms of theory |
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- Variation
- Overproduction of offspring
- Struggle (competition)
- Survive/reproduce/advantageous gene
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- Fossils (Lucy, whale blow hole)
- Homologous structures (arms, tetropods)
- Vestigial structures (tailbone, appendix, pelvis in snake)
- DNA (chimps/humans 98% the same)
- Embryology
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| If stages are similar = common ancestor |
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- Interbreed
- Same chromosome number
- fertile offspring
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| DO NOT CHOOSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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- Wanted to
- Needed to
- Aquired
- Became
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- Carbohydrates
- Lipids
- Proteins
- Nucleic Acids
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- Basic Building Block = Mono saccharides
- Examples =
- sugar;glucose
- fruit;fructose
- milk;lactose
- vegetables
grains |
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- Basic building block = phospholipids
- Examples
- fat
- oil
- waxes
- cell membrane
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- Basic Building Block = Amino Acid
- Examples
- Hemoglobin
- Hair
- Nails
- Skin
- Insulin
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- Double stranded
- Deoxyribose
- Directions to build proteins
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- Ribose
- Single Ladder
- Read directions to build proteins
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| What can change the shape of an enzyme? |
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- Extreme pH
- Extreme Temperature
- Concentration
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| 6H2O + CO2 = Plants or photosynthesis |
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| C6H12O6 + 6O2 = Cell respiration |
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| Why can't an equation be unbalanced? |
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| Because of the law of conservation of matter |
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| Remove water to make a double molecule |
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| Anything with a cell can do cell respiration |
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- gatekeeper
- semipermeable
- (Chooses what can come in)
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- DNA
- Without it you cannot replicate
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- Dead layer of cellulose
- Support/Protein
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Turn glucose into ATP energy
(Turns sugar into ATP energy |
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| Muscles have lots of mitochondria |
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- Goes along with gradient
- Follows the law
- No energy is needed
- Diffusion and osmosis
- Riding a bike downhill is easy
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- Against the law
- Low to high areas of concentration
- Riding a bike uphill requires a lot of energy
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| The smaller cell is better |
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| It has a faster rate of diffusion |
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- 46 chromosomes in daughter cells
- Daughter cells are identical
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- Reproduction
- Daughter cells have half the number of chromosomes
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Mistakes in DNA sequence
- Deletion
- Insertion
- Substitution
Exposure to
- Radiation
- Chemicals
- Or it could just be an accident
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| Both mitosis and meiosis copy DNA |
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- Dominant
- Recessive
- Genotype
- Phenotype
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- TT
- tt
- TT, Ti, tt, - letters
- words - physical traits
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