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General Biology I
BIOL 1110
MWF 11:50 12:45
Chase Hively
clhively@pstcc.edu
What is Biology?
General Biology I
Instructor: Chase Hively
Life is Diverse!
Bios- Life
ology- the study of
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Life is Connected!
All living organisms share common
characteristics.
Common Characteristics of
Living Organisms
1. Complex Organized Structure
Hierarchy: cellstissuesorgansorgan
systems ____?____
A cell is the smallest unit of life
Every organism made of one or more cells
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Figure 1.3
An Emergent PropertyFrom Tiles to Tubes.
ORGANELLE
A m embrane-bounded
structure that has a specific
function w ithin a cell.
Exam ple: Chloroplast
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Endothelial
cell
CELL
The fundamental
unit of life.
Exam ple: Leaf cell
MOLECULE
A group of joined atoms.
Exam ple: DNA
Sheetof
endothelial
cells
ATOM
The sm allest chemical
unit of a type of pure
substance (element).
Exam ple: Carbon atom
Figure 1.2
Levels of
Biological
Organization.
POPULATION
A group of the same species of organism
living in the sam e place and time.
Exam ple: Multiple acacia trees
ORGANISM
A single living individual.
Exam ple: One acacia tree
TISSUE
A collection of specialized
cells that function in a
coordinated fashion.
Exam ple: Epiderm is of leaf
ORGAN
A structure consisting
of tissues organized to
interact and carry
out specific functions.
Exam ple: Leaf
ORGAN SYSTEM
Organs connected
physically or chemically
that function together.
Exam ple: Aboveground
part of a plant
Capillary
Redblood
cell
Endothelial
cell
BIOSPHERE
The global ecosystem;
ECOSYSTEM
the parts of the planet
The living and nonliving
and its atm osphere
com ponents of an area.
w here life is possible.
Exam ple: The savanna
(population): Gregory G. Dimijian, M.D./Photo Researchers; (community): Todd Gustafson/ Danita Delimont;
(ecosystem): Manoj Shah/The Image Bank/Getty Images (biosphere): Corbis (RF)
COMMUNITY
All populations that occupy
the sam e region.
Exam ple: All populations
in a savanna
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Common Characteristics of
Living Organisms
3. Acquire and use energy
Metabolism - sum total of controlled chemical
reactions in the cell related to acquisition and
use of energy.
Common Characteristics of
Living Organisms
2. Make controlled responses to environment
Respond to stimuli- internal physiological
changes based on external environmental stimuli
Maintain Homeostasis- an ability to maintain
stable internal conditions in the face of external and
internal environmental changes
Heat
Heat
Consumers, Decomposers
Consumers obtain
energy and nutrients by
eating other organisms.
Producers extract energy
and nutrients from the
nonliving environment.
Heat
Heat
Decomposers are consumers
that obtain nutrients from dead
organisms and organic wastes.
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Common Characteristics of
Living Organisms
4. Reproduction and Growth
Growth - cell division
binary fission
mitosis
Common Characteristics of
Living Organisms
4. Reproduction and Growth
Reproduce by passing on DNA
Asexual reproduction
All offspring identical
Sexual reproduction
Offspring have new combination of traits
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Common Characteristics of
Living Organisms
4. Reproduction and Growth
Reproduce by passing on DNA
Spore
a.
c.
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Common Characteristics of
Living Organisms
5. Capacity to Evolve
Adaptation
Natural selection
Resources are limited
Organisms vary
QUESTION
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Generation1
Generation2
Hair
Time
Time
Bacterial
cell
Reproduction
and
Selection
Staphylococcus aureus
before mutation
a.
Mutation
occurs (red)
b.
a (left): Dennis Kunkel Microscopy, Inc.; a (inset): Ron Occalea/ The Medical File/Peter Arnold/Photolibrary
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria
are most successful
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Heterotroph
Ingest
Absorb
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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
Did
King
Philip
Come
Over
For
Good
Soup?
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Prokaryotes
DOMAIN EUKARYA
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Animals
DOMAIN
BACTERIA
DOMAIN
ARCHAEA
Fungi
DOMAIN BACTERIA
DOMAIN ARCHAEA
Plants
Protista
TEM (false color) 1 m
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DOMAIN EUKARYA
Cells contain nuclei (eukaryotic)
Unicellular or multicellular
Protista (multiple kingdoms)
Unicellular or multicellular
Autotrophs or heterotrophs
Question
Kingdom Animalia
Multicellular
Heterotrophs (by ingestion)
LM 200 m
Kingdom Plantae
Kingdom Fungi
Most are multicellular
Heterotrophs (by external
digestion)
Multicellular
Autotrophs
(protista): Melba Photo Agency/Punch Stock (RF); (animalia): Courtesy of The National Human Genome Research Institute; (fun gi): Corbis (RF);
(plantae): Photo by Keith Weller/USDA
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Publish
Peer
review
Make
observations
Draw
conclusions
Ask a question
Consult prior
knowledge
Consult prior
knowledge
Collect and
interpret data
Formulate
a hypothesis
in vitro - in glass
in vivo in life
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Figure 1.10
Vaccine Test.
Question
In the vaccine trial, what was the
dependent variable?
A.Virus concentration in vaccine
B.Number of infants
C.Incidence of illness
Incidence of Illness
(# cases/100 child-years)
Virus
Concentration
in Vaccine
Number
of
Infants
Any
Rotavirus
Illness
Severe
Rotavirus
Illness
Low
79
2.15
2.15
Medium
86
6.19
High
78
6.86
Placebo(control)
87
25.86
14.46
INTERPRETING DATA
Suppose you were a politician and were
asked to consider the following data regarding
the chemical dihydrogen monoxide to
determine whether it should be banned from
industrial use.
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Publishing
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Question
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Scope
Acceptance
Predictive power
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