BIO_lesson 3

23問 • 1年前

問題一覧

requite nutrients for the DAILY SURVIVAL particularly for their cell growth and repair. Nutrients are chiefly procured form the environment.

Organism

2 Types of Organism based on their process of acquirinng foods

1. Autotrohic Organisms 2. heterotropic Organisms

those the nanufacture their own foods.

Autotrohic Organisms

Those that require foods from other sources (bacteria, fungi and other animals since thse organisms do not manufacture organice subtances.)

heterotropic Organisms

Another way living organisms are classified is according to the energy source they utilize

1. Phototrophic or photosynthetic 2. Chemoautotrophic, or chemosynthethic 3. Lithotrophic 4. Organotrophic

are organisms that trap light energy and convert it to chemical energy.

Phototrophic or photosynthetic

are oraganism that utilize inorganic or organic compounds to supply their energy requirements

Chemoautotrophic, or chemosynthethic

are organisms that utilized the electron-donor materials to form reduced coenzymes consist of inorganic compounds

Lithotrophic

are organisms that utilize organic materials

Organotrophic

nutrients that cannot be created by animals' metabolism must come from food

ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS

inorganic essential nutrients that must also be obtained from food. Minerals help in cell structure and regulation: they are also considered co-factors.

minerals

must be produced from food and cannot be systhesized by the body. The human body can synthesize only 11 of the 20 required amino acids. The rest must be obtained from food.

ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS

is the process of obtaining energy used for metabolism from the breakdown of food.

Circular respiration

Animals can be classified as

1. HERBIVOR 2. OMNIVORES 3. CARNIVORES

The process of Digestion can be summarized as follows

Ingestion (eat food)---- Digestion (breakdown of food)---- Absorption (extraction of nutrients from the food)---- Defecation (renoval of waste products

Types of INVERTEBRATE DIGESTIVE SYSTEMS

1. INTRACELLAR DIGESTION 2. EXTRACELLULAR DIGESTION

a form of digestion that takes place within the cytoplasm of the organism takes place in animals without a digestive tract, in which food items are brought into the call for digestion

INTRACELLAR DIGESTION

process wherein animals feed by secreting enzymes through the cell membrane onto the food.

EXTRACELLULAR DIGESTION

MONOGASTRIC DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

have a singlen stomach that secretes enzymes to break down food into smalles particles

MONOGASTRIC ANIMALS

are those animals that have four stomachs. They eat plant matter and have symbiotic bacteria living within their stomachs to help digest cellulose.

Rumnants / Ruminants

similar to ruminants but have a three

PSEUDO- RUMINANTS DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

RUMINANTS DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

BIOLOGY_ plants

BIOLOGY_ plants

CPAR_ lesson 1

CPAR_ lesson 1

CPAR_ lesson 2

CPAR_ lesson 2

CPAR_lesson 3

CPAR_lesson 3

DRRR_ lesson 1&2

DRRR_ lesson 1&2

DRRR_ lesson 3,4,5

DRRR_ lesson 3,4,5

RESEARCH project

RESEARCH project

PHYSICS

PHYSICS

BIOLOGY_ Animal and Human

Claire · 36問 · 1年前

BIOLOGY_ Animal and Human

Work immersion

Work immersion

CPAR_Gamaba

CPAR_Gamaba

USCP_lesson 1

USCP_lesson 1

BIO_Additional

BIO_Additional

問題一覧

requite nutrients for the DAILY SURVIVAL particularly for their cell growth and repair. Nutrients are chiefly procured form the environment.

Organism

2 Types of Organism based on their process of acquirinng foods

1. Autotrohic Organisms 2. heterotropic Organisms

those the nanufacture their own foods.

Autotrohic Organisms

Those that require foods from other sources (bacteria, fungi and other animals since thse organisms do not manufacture organice subtances.)

heterotropic Organisms

Another way living organisms are classified is according to the energy source they utilize

1. Phototrophic or photosynthetic 2. Chemoautotrophic, or chemosynthethic 3. Lithotrophic 4. Organotrophic

are organisms that trap light energy and convert it to chemical energy.

Phototrophic or photosynthetic

are oraganism that utilize inorganic or organic compounds to supply their energy requirements

Chemoautotrophic, or chemosynthethic

are organisms that utilized the electron-donor materials to form reduced coenzymes consist of inorganic compounds

Lithotrophic

are organisms that utilize organic materials

Organotrophic

nutrients that cannot be created by animals' metabolism must come from food

ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS

inorganic essential nutrients that must also be obtained from food. Minerals help in cell structure and regulation: they are also considered co-factors.

minerals

must be produced from food and cannot be systhesized by the body. The human body can synthesize only 11 of the 20 required amino acids. The rest must be obtained from food.

ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS

is the process of obtaining energy used for metabolism from the breakdown of food.

Circular respiration

Animals can be classified as

1. HERBIVOR 2. OMNIVORES 3. CARNIVORES

The process of Digestion can be summarized as follows

Ingestion (eat food)---- Digestion (breakdown of food)---- Absorption (extraction of nutrients from the food)---- Defecation (renoval of waste products

Types of INVERTEBRATE DIGESTIVE SYSTEMS

1. INTRACELLAR DIGESTION 2. EXTRACELLULAR DIGESTION

a form of digestion that takes place within the cytoplasm of the organism takes place in animals without a digestive tract, in which food items are brought into the call for digestion

INTRACELLAR DIGESTION

process wherein animals feed by secreting enzymes through the cell membrane onto the food.

EXTRACELLULAR DIGESTION

MONOGASTRIC DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

have a singlen stomach that secretes enzymes to break down food into smalles particles

MONOGASTRIC ANIMALS

are those animals that have four stomachs. They eat plant matter and have symbiotic bacteria living within their stomachs to help digest cellulose.

Rumnants / Ruminants

similar to ruminants but have a three

PSEUDO- RUMINANTS DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

RUMINANTS DIGESTIVE SYSTEM