Cellular respiration
Homeostasis
Feedback loops
Anaerobic respiration
Structure and function
100
The formula for cellular respiration is
What is Glucose + Oxygen + Water ---> 36 ATP, Carbon Dioxide and Water.
100
Homeostasis is defined as
What is the state of internal stability.
100
A stimulus in a feedback look is first received by this type of cell.
What is a neuron?
100
Anaerobic respiration can be done by these two processes.
What are lactic acid fermentation and alcoholic fermentation?
100
The nervous system is split into two parts, the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. This part of the CNS is generally the control center in a feedback loop,
What is the brain?
200
Cellular respiration occurs in this organelle
What is the mitochondria.
200
The maintenance of homeostasis fall under this life function
What is regulation?
200
In a positive feedback loop the goal is to cause the stimulus to do this.
What is continue and increase?
200
During fermentation this gas is produced.
What is carbon dioxide?
200
This type of neuron connects the stimulus to the control center of the brain.
What is a sensory neuron?
300
Cellular respiration without the presence of oxygen is known as
What is anaerobic respiration
300
An example of maintaining homeostasis is
what is sweating, shivering blood, vasoconstriction or dilation, healing, hunger etc.
300
In a negative feedback look the goal is for the stimulus to do this.
What is decrease and stop.
300
This organism uses alcoholic fermentation to produce ATP.
What is yeast?
300
This part of the neuron receives chemical signals known as neurotransmitters.
What is 2: dendrites?
400
The 3 steps in the process of cellular respiration in order of occurrence are
What are glycolysis, the Krebs cycle and the Electron transport chain.
400
When a person cannot regulate their blood sugar it is called
Diabetes
400
An example of a positive feedback loop is
What is Childbirth and/or healing?
400
The formula for alcoholic fermentation results in carbon dioxide, 2 ATP, and this.
What is ethanol?
400
This area, labeled C on the diagram, is the gap chemical signals must cross to reach the next neuron in the chain.
What is synapse?
500
The step of cellular respiration that produces the greatest amount of ATP is
What is the electron transport chain
500
Cyanide is a poison disrupts homeostasis by stopping the ETC leading to death because
what is stops production of ATP
500
A feedback mechanism is comprised of a stimulus, sensor, control center, and effector. Arranged in a loop, they should look like this.
500
Without oxygen present humans will do this type of respiration.
What is lactic acid fermentation?
500
Three types of neurons are
Sensory, motor, and interneurons.