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Biology

The study of living things

Life Functions

How do we know if something is living?

Metabolism is the sum of all the chemical reactions happening within an organism.

Life functions

Turn to your partner/group and write down what you think biology is.

What is

Biology?

"ology"-

"Bio"-

Life or Living things

The study of...

Biology is the study of life/living things

Regulation

Respiration

The control and coordination of all the life functions occurring within an organism/cell.

Respiration is making energy from sugar molecules and oxygen taken into the body.

nervous system- sends electrochemical impulses throughout the body.

ATP

Makes energy = ______

endocrine system- distributes hormones in the bloodstream throughout the body.

Reproduction

2 Types of respiration:

Characteristics of Life

Aerobic- uses oxygen

Anaerobic - no oxygen

1. All living things are made up of cells.

Making offspring

Synthesis

2. Living things can reproduce.

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2 Types:

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Asexual reproduction

3. Living things grow and develop.

Is the process that combines small or simple substances in to larger, more complex substances.

Sexual Reproduction

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4. Living things are based on a universal genetic code

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5. Living things require energy.

Something that performs all 8 life functions is...

Excretion

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The removal of metabolic wastes.

Metabolic wastes are made by the other life functions.

8 Life Functions

6. Living things respond to their environment.

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7. Living things maintain homeostasis.

Transport

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espiration

The absorption and circulation of molecules within the cell or throughout an organism.

8. Living things adapt or evolve over time.

Growth

egulation

2 Types:

Increase in cell size.

Nutrition

eproduction

Increase in cell number.

Obtaining nutrients and using them for energy, growth and repair.

xcretion

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G

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rowth

utrition

ransport

ynthesis

Homeostasis

"Homeo/Homo"-

The Same

"Stasis"-

State of Stability

aka Dynamic Equilibrium

The ability of an organism to maintain a stable internal environment even when the external environment changes.

Biology

The process of regulating all of the life functions (metabolism) in order to maintain balance.

Homeostasis Examples

Sweating when its hot keeps the body cooler at 98.6 degrees.

Shivering when its cold warms the body up to 98.6

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