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Biology
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Mind Map on Biology, created by elliedavey52 on 07/05/2015.
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biology
gcse
the nervous system
menstraltion
reproduction
yogurt maing
beer making
the eye
micropropogation
food production
cloning
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Biology
The nervous system
Stimulus
Receptor
Sensory Neuron
CNS
Central nervous system
Motor Neurons
Effector
Eg muscle
Responce
Eg move arm away
e.g. put hand near flame
Iris Relex
In bright light
Circular muscle contractions
Radial muscles relax
pupil is smaller
In dim light
Radial muscles contract
Circular muscle relax
Larger pupil
Close Objects
Ciliary muscles contract
Suspensory ligaments relax
Eyes get tired
Iris blobby
Far Away Objects
Ciliary muscles relax
suspensory ligaments tighten
Iris pulled flat
Blind spot
In each eye where the optic nerve leaves the retina
Reproduction
The menstrual cycle
Oestrogen
Released by the ovaries
Stops FSH being produced
FSH starts the development of an egg
Repairs the lining
Progesterone
Keeps the lining thick
28 day cycle
Day 14 egg realesed
Sperm
Made by the testes
Stored in the epididymis
Travels out in the Urethra
Asexual and Sexual
Asexual (natural clones)
Advantages
Fast reproduction
No need to find a mate
Disadvantages
All individuals (clones) may die if there is a dies of climate change as there is no variation to survive this
Sexual (with a mate)
Food production
Selective breeding
Microproperganda
Take a cutting
Mash the cutting
Into individual cells
Add to agar and glucose and amino acids
Mash up again
Add to agar and glucose and amino acids
Add Auxin
To promote growth
Move the plants to a greenhouse
To acclimatise them
Move plants outside
Grow to plantlets
Take cuttings and grow them
Breed selected animals
Making Yogurt
Get some milk
Pasteurise it
85ºc for 15-30 mins
Don't boil was it changes the taste
Homogenise it
Stir so it is an even consistency
Cool to 40ºc
Add lactobacillus
Incubate for several hours
cool to 4ºc
bacteria division/growth/respiration slowed
Add sugar/fruit
For flavouring
convert lactose to lactic acid
So there is fast reproduction
Making beer
Get barley seeds
Because it stores a lot of starch
Let the seeds germinate
Kill the seed
Before the maltose is used up in respiration
Crush them
Filter and add water to make molt
Sterilise it
Kill all micro-organisms
boil it
Add hops for taste
Add yeast
Fermentation
(Anaerobic respiration)
Produces ethanol and carbon dioxide
Filter again
Pasteurise
Heat for a few seconds.
Don't boil
Put in barrels
Amylase is produced and digests the starch into maltose
cloning
Take a body cell from animal A
The donor
Take an egg cell from animal B
Haploid number
Take the nucleus out of the egg
enucleated egg
Use a pipet to transfer somatic cell
OR use an electric shock to fuse the two together
Wait until the cell has divided
Transfer the embryo into surrogate mothers uterus
You have a clone of animal A
Diploid number
Making genetically identical copies
Asexual reproduction
Genetic modification
Some people cannot make insulin
A protein made in the pancreas
So they must inject it
So we get bacteria to make insulin
Take a chromosome from a non-diabetic
Cut out the gene that makes insulin
Using a restriction enzyme
Cut a plasmid
Using a restriction enzyme
Join the plasmid and the gene
With ligase
Makes a recombinant DNA
Insert the plasmid into a host cell
usually bacteria
not animal because
No vet bills
Less space needed
Continuous + rapid reproduction
plasmid replictates
A vector
Classification
Kingdoms
Bacteria
Single celled
No nucleus
But do have a large circular chromosome
Example: Lactobacillus bulgaricus
Protoctists
Single celled
Not animals as they have no embryo stage
Example: Amoeba
Fungi
Have a nucleus
Can be single celled or form hyphae
long threads of joined cells with many nuclei
Cell wall made by chitin
Feed by extra cellular digestion
They are saprophytes
Example yeast
Plants
Have a nucleus
Are multicelluar
Have a cellulose cell wall
Have chloroplasts
Store carbohydrates as starch
Animals
Have no cell wall
Eat other organisms
Store carbohydrates as glycogen
Viruses
Not cells
No nucleus
DO have DNA
Protein coat
Reproduce inside living cells
Example: influenza virus
Ecology
Deforestation
Why
To make room for buildings
Wood for furniture
Fuel
Paper
Room for crops
consequences
Draught
Because of no transpiration
Loss of habitat
Loss of food for animals
Soil erosion/Leaching
Oxygen levels decrease
No photosynthesis
Green house effect
Global warming
Caused by the increase of greenhouse gases
Short wave heat radiation in
Long reflects off the earth
Not all can escape our atmosphere
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