What is the smallest level of biological organization?, Atom, What comes after a cell in the biological levels of organization?, Tissue, What comes after a tissue in the biological levels of organization?, Organ, What comes after an organism in the biological levels of organization?, Population, What is the largest level of biological organization?, Biosphere, What is homeostasis?, Maintaining stable internal conditions., Why is homeostasis important?, It keeps cells and organisms functioning properly., What is natural selection?, Organisms with helpful traits survive and reproduce more., What is genetic drift?, Random changes in a population due to chance. Example: natural disasters., Natural selection or genetic drift: which one is random?, Genetic drift., Name 3 structures found in plant cells but not in animal cells., Cell wall, chloroplasts, and a large central vacuole., What is reductionism?, Studying the individual parts of a system., What is systems biology?, Studying how different parts interact and work together as a whole., What is the function of chloroplasts?, Photosynthesis, What happens if a plant's chloroplasts are damaged?, Photosynthesis decreases, so the plant makes less glucose/food., What does negative feedback do?, It reverses a change and brings conditions back to normal., What does positive feedback do?, It increases or amplifies the original change., which is more common: positive or negative feedback?, Negative feedback, What is metabolism?, All chemical reactions occurring in an organism or cell., What is anabolism?, Building larger molecules from smaller molecules., What is catabolism?, Breaking larger molecules into smaller molecules., What are the seven properties of life?, Order, reproduction, growth & development, metabolism, homeostasis/regulation, response to the environment, and evolution., Do all living organisms show all seven properties of life?, Yes. Living organisms show all seven properties of life., Why are viruses considered non-living?, They do not show all seven properties of life. For example, they need a host cell to reproduce., What are the stages of mitosis in order?, Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, Telophase.
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