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Chapter 1

Classification of living things ANS - Taxonomy



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Organization of human Body ANS - Kingdom Atoms organism

Phylum Molecules population

Class Organelles community

Order Cells ecosystem

Family Tissues biosphere

Genus organs

Species organs system



Chapter 2: Functions of cellular structure ANS - Eukaryote = true nucleus

Prokaryote = No nucleus

Plasma membrane = outer covering of cell

cytoplasm = everything inside besides nucleus

organelles = cary out functions such as digestion nutrients.

Golgi apparatus = refines packages and ships macromolecule products

Ribosomes= site of protein synthesis

Lysosomes = digests damaged organelles and cellular debris.

Peroxisome= destroys cellular toxic waste.

Mitochondrion = Produces energy for cell.



Chapter 3: Tissues

Epithelial ANS - Sheet of cells that lines or covers various space/surfaces and body cavities.

, simple and statiffied

Simple Squamous: Lines blood vessels, air sacs lungs.

Simple Cuboidal: Lines kidneys, Secretes, reabsorbs water/small molecules.

Simple Columnar: Lines most digestives organs, absorbs nutrients/produces mucus.

Stratified Squamous: Outer layer of skin, mouth, vagina. abrasion, infection.

Stratified Cuboidal: Lines ducts sweat glands secretes water.

Stratified Columnar: Mammary glads, larynx, secretes mucus.



Connective tissues

Special connective tissues ANS - Fibrous: Connective tissues

Loose: Surround internal organs, blood vessels.

Dense: Tendons, ligaments

Elastic: Stretches hollow organs

Reticular Lymphoid: internal framework for liver, spleen, tonsils, lymph glands.

Cartilage: Primarily collagen, fibers in ground substance containing water. (Resistance, compression)

Bone: Hard mineral deposits of calcium and phosphate. (Very strong)

Blood: Blood cells, platelets and blood fluid called plasma (Transports materials, helps defense
mechanisms).

Adipose tissue: Filled with fat deposits. (Stores energy)



Muscle ANS - Skeletal: Attached to muscle/move bones

Cardiac: Muscle that pumps the heart

Smooth: Stomach lungs, intestines, blood vessels, uterus.



Nervous System ANS - Nervous tissue: Cells generate and trasmite electrical impulses throughout the
body. (Neurons).

Cell body = location nucleus

Dendrites = extension from cell body/ receive from other neurons.

Axon = transmits electrical impulses over long distance.

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