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| The science of the structure of a living form. |
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| The science of the function of living things. |
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Gross/macroscopic
Microscopic |
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| Structures examined without a microscope. |
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| Structures are seen with the microscope. |
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Dynamic Nature
Specific Organ Systems
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| Three topics of physiology |
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| Chemical level of organization in living things. |
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| Cellular level of organization |
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| Tissue level of organization |
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| Group of similar cells and the materials surrounding them. |
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| Organ level of organization |
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| One or more tissues functioning together. |
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| Organ System level of organization. |
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| Group of organs functioning together. |
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| Organism level of organization. |
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| A state of equilibrium with respect to the functions of the body, which all living organisms maintain. |
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| Control system that resists change from a set point or range. |
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| Control system that increases change from a set point. |
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| Above with respect to another point |
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| Below with respect to another point |
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| Relatively closer to the point of attachment. |
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| Relatively farther from the point of attachment. |
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| Internal, away from the surface. |
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| Structural and functional changes caused by disease. |
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| Formed by carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen in a ratio of 1:2:1. |
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Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acids |
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| 4 Primary biological molecules |
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| Contain large regions made up solely of non-polar carbon and hydrogen atoms. |
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| Lipid that is made up of a glycerol group plus 3 fatty acid chains. |
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| Polymers of amino acids formed by dehydration synthesis, contain peptide bonds. |
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| Structure of an amino acid |
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| Structure of a fatty acid |
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| Structure of a carbohydrate |
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| Structure of a nucleic acid |
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| Contain no carbon=carbon double bonds and have a high hydrogen content. |
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| Contain carbon=carbon double bonds and fewer hydrogen molecules. |
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