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| DESCRIBES THE WORLD AROUND US THROUGH REASONING AND EXPERIMENTATION |
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| LIMITS THE WORLD TO LIVING THINGS BUT HAS THE SAME INVESTIGATIVE PRINCIPLES AS ALL BRANCHES OF SCIENCE. |
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| YOU CAN ORGANIZE LIFE BY THREE LEVELS, WHAT ARE THEY? PROVIDE AN EXAMPLE OF EACH LEVEL. |
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CELLULAR-MOLECULAR & ATOMS
ORGANISMAL-TISSUE & ORGANS
POPULATIONAL-POPULATION & SPECIES |
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| GENERAL PRINCIPLES ARE CREATED AND USED TO EXAMINE SPECIFIC CASES .... ALL SCIENCE IS CONDUCTED FIRST IN THE MIND |
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| SPECIFIC OBSERVATIONS HELP TO CREATE GENERAL PRINCIPLES |
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1. OBSERVATION: NEW INFO AND A QUESTION
2. MAKE HYPOTHESIS
3. EXPERIMENT: WITH VARIABLES AND CONTROLS
4. CONFIRM PREDICTION/THEORY |
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CONTROLS USED IN SCIENTIFIC METHOD.
GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF ONE. |
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| IF YOU DO AN EXPERIMENT WITH PLANTS... YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE THE SAME AMOUNT OF WATER IS GIVEN TO EACH SO THAT WHEN YOU FIND OUT THE RESULTS... YOU CAN'T SAY ONE PLANT GREW BETTER BECAUSE IT WAS GIVEN MORE WATER. |
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| AN EXPLANATION FOR A GROUP OF EVENTS THAT HAS BEEN TESTED MANY TIMES AND STILL HOLDS TRUE |
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| WHAT DETERMINES THE BEHAVIOR OF AN ATOM? |
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| THE LOCATION AND NUMBER OF ITS ELECTRONS. |
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| HAVE ENERGY THAT CAN BE USED TO FORM BONDS WITH OTHER ATOMS |
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| WHEN ATOMS ARE CHEMICALLY BONDED TOGETHER |
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| WHEN TWO BONDS WITH OPPOSITE CHARGES ATTRACT[image] |
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| WHEN TWO ATOMS SHARE ELECTRONS[image] |
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| WEAK BONDS BETWEEN POLAR MOLECULES[image] |
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| WHAT ARE THE PROPERTIES OF WATER? |
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| HEAT STORAGE AND ICE FORMATION[image] |
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| FORMED BY LINKING MOLECULES TOGETHER TO FORM ONE HUGE MOLECULE[image] |
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| WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF MACROMOLECULES? |
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1. CARBOHYDRATES
2. LIPIDS
3. PROTEINS
4. NUCLEIC ACIDS |
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CARBOHYDRATES
WHAT DO THEY DO AND GIVE AN EXAMPLE |
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STORE ENERGY AND ARE STRUCTURAL
EXAMPLE: SUGAR, BREAD, POTATO |
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LIPIDS
WHAT DO THEY DO AND GIVE AND EXAMPLE |
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LONG TERM STORAGE
EXAMPLE: FATS, OILS AND BUTTER |
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PROTEINS
WHAT DO THEY DO AND GIVE AN EXAMPLE |
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STRUCTURAL AND CATALYTIC
EXAMPLE: HAIR |
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PROTEINS
WHAT DO THEY DO AND GIVE AN EXAMPLE |
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STRUCTURAL AND CATALYTIC
EXAMPLE: HAIR |
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NUCLEIC ACIDS
GIVE AN EXAMPLE |
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| DNA, RNA, AND CHROMOSOMES |
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CATALYTIC
WHAT DOES IT MEAN AND GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF SOMETHING THAT CATALYZES. |
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IT SPEEDS UP THE RATE OF A REACTION
EXAMPLE: ENZYME |
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| THE FIRST CELLS: EXTRATERRESTERIAL ORIGIN |
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| COSMIC DUST CARRIES THE MOLECULES OF LIFE |
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| THE FIRST CELLS: SPONTANEOUS ORIGIN |
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| LIFE CAME OUT OF INANIMATE MATTER |
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| WHAT WERE THE CONDITIONS LIKE WHEN LIFE BEGAN? |
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| THE CONDITIONS WERE HOT AND THE ATMOSPHERE WAS DIFFERENT. |
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| WHAT WAS THE MILLER AND UREY EXPERIMENT? |
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| THEY TRIED TO REPLICATE THE CONDITIONS OF A PRIMITIVE EARTH. (THEY TRIED TO MAKE A BABY EARTH) THERE WAS WATER , LIGHTENING, HEAT. AND AN ATMOSPHERE OF GASES. |
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| ATOM WITHA POSITIVE CHARGE |
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| ATOM WITH A NEGATIVE CHARGE |
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| AN ATOM THAT DOESN'T HAVE A CHARGE |
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| WHAT ARE THE FIVE THINGS ALL LIVING THINGS SHARE? |
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1. CELLULAR ORGANIZATION
2. METABOLISM
3. HOMEOSTASIS
4. GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION
5. HEREDITY |
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| WHAT IS CELLULAR ORGANIZATION? |
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| ALL THINGS ARE COMPOSED OF ONE OR MORE CELLS THAT ARE ORGANIZED. |
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| ALL LIVING THINGS USE ENERGY. METABOLISM IS THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER. |
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| ALL LIVING THINGS MAINTAIN A STABLE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT. |
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| THE TRANSMISSION OF CHARACTERISTICS FROM PARENT TO OFFSPRING. |
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| WHAT IS THE SMALLEST LIVING THING? |
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| BY DIVISION OF PREVIOUS CELLS |
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| NAME 4 CHARACTERISTICS OF A PROKARYOTIC CELL. |
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THEY HAVE:
1.CELL WALLS,
2.LITTLE INTERIOR ORGANIZATION,
3.SINGLE, CIRCULAR DNA
4.NO NUCLEUS |
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| WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF A PROKARYOTIC CELL? |
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| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A PLASMA MEMBRANE? |
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| IT CREATES A BARRIER FOR THE CELL! |
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| IN A PLASMA MEMBRANE, WHAT DOES POLAR HYDROPHILLIC HEAD MEAN? |
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| LIKES WATER .... BECAUSE IT IS POLAR AND PHILLIC(MEANS LIKE). |
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| IN THE PLASMA MEMBRANE, WHAT DOES A NONPOLAR HYDROPHOBIC HEAD MEAN? |
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| HATES WATER.... WHY? BECAUSE WHEN SOMETHING IS NON POLAR IT WILL NOT ATTRACT WATER AND... SINCE HYDRO MEANS WATER... AND PHOBIC MEANS SCARED... HYDROPHOBIC MEANS SCARED OF WATER. |
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