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Action of a pair muscles working in opposition to each other

Antogonistic

Process that allows the eye to view objects at different distance

Accommodation

Name for involuntary action

Reflex actions

Substrate and product of amylase

Substrate (starch)


Product (glucose )

Substrate and product of maltase

Substrate (maltose)


Product (glucose)

Protease substrate and product

Substrate (proteins)


Product (amino acids )

Carbon transferred from producers to primary consumers through..

Ingestion

Decomposer

Organism that gets energy from dead waste

Decomposet to co2 atmosphere

Respiration

Bacteria are useful to biotech because..

Small, take up little space


Reproduce rapidly


Contains plasmid


Same DNA

Viral infections can't be treated with antibiotics because

Viruses are not alive and do not have cell wall

Features that enables xylem vessel to conduct water

Lignin on walls


Cell walls are waterproof


Long vessels

Optic nerve

Carries impulse to the brain

Lens

Focuses light on the back of the eye

Ciliary muscles

Controls tension of suspensory ligaments

Retina

Tissues that detect light and color

Fovea

Where most of the cone cells are located

Hormone

Chemical substance produce by endocrine system

How does liver respond to increase in insulin concentration

Insuline stimulates enzyme production


Conversion to glucose to glucagon


Glucagon is stored in insoluble

Process that assembles amino acids to form protein

Protein synthesis

How amino acids are broken down

Through examination where nitrogen is removed from part of amino acids to form urea.

Diet of women undergoing menstrual cycle

Needs more iron for red blood cell to transport oxygen could cause anameia if lack of red blood cell

What happens between ovulation and formation of fetus

Sperm deposited at vagina


Egg travels to oviduct


Enzymes from acrosome digests jelly coat


Fusion of nuclei


Formation of dipoid cells


Zygote travels to oviduct


Mitosis occurs

Long axon

To transmit over long distances

Mitochondria for transmitting impulse

Release of energy for transmission of impulse