Which lobe is represented by A?
Frontal lobe
If I start exercising, what will happen to my blood flow right away?
What will happen after I stop?
Blood flow will increase because heart rate increases.
Blood flow will slow as heart rate slows
Name one part of the specific immune response
B cells (antibody production), killer T cells, memory B cells
Name the cells that engulf (eat) pathogens
Phagocytes (macrophages)
During which stage of mitosis are chromosomes lined up in the middle?
Metaphase
Which lobe is represented by B?

Parietal Lobe
What effect does increased plaque in an artery have on blood flow?
decreases flow (increased resistance)
What does a phagocyte do?
Engulf (eat) pathogens
List 2 nonspecific immune responses
Enzymes in tears/sweat, skin acidity, stomach acid, phagocytes
What are the products of photosynthesis?
Glucose (C6H12O6) & Oxygen (O2)
Which lobe is represented by C?

Occipital lobe
Vasoconstriction (narrowing of arteries) has what effect on blood flow?
Decreases blood flow
What is the way we can prevent infection with a pathogen artificially?
Vaccines
What is it called when a wound becomes red and raised?
inflammation
State the base-pairing rule for DNA replication
A-T, G-C
Which lobe is represented by D?

Temporal lobe
How are blood flow and blood pressure related? What kind of flow causes high vs low pressure?
Low flow leads to high pressure. High flow leads to lower pressure.
What is the purpose of antibiotics?
Kill bacteria
Are antibodies cells?
No, they are proteins
Which organelle contains DNA in eukaryotic cells?
Nucleus
Which part of the brain includes all lobes (A, B, C, & D), but not the cerebellum?

Cerebrum
List two factors that could decrease blood flow
High viscosity, plaque, vasoconstriction, cholesterol
What type of cell remembers pathogens and keeps the antibodies necessary?
Memory B cells
How do antibodies stop infection?
They identify and bind to antigen on pathogen.
What is the source of all energy in a food web?
The sun