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Author received A+ in Honors Biology & a 5 on the AP Biology exam (self studied) Contents: Scientific Method, Biochemistry, Macromolecules, Cell Biology, Energy Processes, Genetics, Molecular Genetics (SUPER detailed diagrams), Evolution, Plants&Animal Species/Evolution (SUPER organized evolution diagram with FULL unit notes), Respiratory System, Immune System, Nervous System (includes diagrams)

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scientific explanations are based on empirical evidence

empirical evidence :




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based on the senses

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obtained from observation/experimentation hypothesis :
not an "educated guess"

scientific method ~ can make predictions

-
make observation & ask question - is testable

-
hypothesis - is falsifiable

-
make predictions can be supported/fail to be supported

~
experiment & observe

-
draw conclusions & share findings

theories

- broad ,
evidence-based graph title :




~ can use to generate hypotheses Y (independent) Us X (dependent

Science is neither dogmatic/infallible e g
. .
growth us
He

sample size :
define level of precision required




"double blind"

-
both researchers & subjects don't know categories

~
avoids bias and placebo effect


if people suffering from disease , can't withhold treatment


~ give patients treatment AND placebo or drug

correlation - causation <Pirates v S
. . global warming

null hypothesis -

Ho ,
there is no significant difference between groups




⑭IIIIIIII .theman a an




means very susceptible to outliers -

look at standard deviation


93 % confidence interval

~
range of values in which 95 % chance true mean lies in sample population interval

bigger N =
narrower interval more sure about true mean
,




smaller standard deviation =
narrower interval

P-value :
% probability that two groups aren't significantly different

,③s
4 elements make up 96 % weight of many living organisms

-
caryon , hydrogen ,
Oxygen , nitrogen

ions w/ opposite charges attract


-
"Salt"


Covalent strongest (share outside electrons ( main properties :




-
forms molecules
-
cohesive


electronegativity thermo-stable
& ull for electrons
-

:




-less dense as solid
polarity

- similar electronegativity :
nonpolar
-

unique solvent

~
different electronegaties :
polar

Water is polar ,
O slightly neg ,
I slightly pos




*
~
has dipole moments


pos &


Water
~
neg stick


:
He
together

sticks to 02 ,
02 sticks to H
+
G
Water's polarity makes it cohesive

~
related to surface tension

-
how hard it is to break a liquid surface

9 water molecule
>
-
plant get water


Water's hydrogen bonds moderate temperature

-
high specific heat ,
hard to change temp

↑ covalent


----
~
stable internal environments !

o
-
water cools things when it evaporates


i ce less dense than water


- loating ice allows animals to live (acts as insulation (
-. ju
hydrogen

⑪ " bond

-
Water :
solvent of life




-
polar solutes dissolve


PH-how acidic/basic a substance is

. how
b water sticks to
- each H unit :
1ox change
itself (cohesions
- acidic-HT ,
basic-OH-


buffer : minimizes changes in PH

burning fossil fuels release CO2

, Des
carbon-based molecules :
organic compounds monomer

large biological molecules Macromolecules

:




- also called polymers (made from identical building blocks) polymer

building blocks monomers

- :




dehydration reactions




I
:




- remove water


-
links monomers mediated by
enzymes
hydrolysis

- add Water

-
break up polymers

sugars :
Monomers of carbohydrates


-
sugar-sugar-sugar-sugar - Starch


4 important to organisms

-
carbohydrates (sugar , starch)

- proteins (enzymes ,
muscles Carbohydrates :




-
lipids (fa + s) a hydrated carbon !


- nucleic acids (DNA ,
RNA)

carbohydrates

called monosaccharides "simple sugars "
monomers ,




monosaccharides form disaccharides , "complex sugar"


sugars : -
Ose // enzymes : -ase


9) Incose + frucrose =
sucrose


glucose-glucose- maltose


9) Incose + galactose =
lactose (milk)

biological functions :




-
energy

-
sugars are #1 source of ready energy

~
polysaccharides are used to store sugar when it isn't needed

-
plants make starch

- animals make glycogen


~ structure

~ cellulose (lots of glucose) for cell walls , wood ,
etc .



proteins

made from amino dcids

~
only 20 amino dcids !


~ carboxylic acid & amino group


~ dehydration reaction


~ find C = 0 , then C-N is peptide bond


cells have instructions to build proteins

shape of protein determines its function

denaturation -
chain unravels , loses shape + loses function
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