they are the basic building blocks which make up all livingorganisms
What is a tissue
Group os similar cells working together to carry out a function
What is an organ
An organ is a group of cells working togther to carry out a certain function
what is an organ system
group of organs working together to preform a function
what is an example of an organ system
digestive system
What Is the role of the digestive system
Breaks down and absors food molecules
what organs is the digestive system made of
liver, salivary glands, large intestine, small intestine, stomach, pancreas,
job of the salivary gland
produces digestive juices
job of the liver
produces bile
job of large intestine
absorbs water from undigested food, leaving faeces(poo)
jog of the stomach
digest food
job of the pancreas
produce digestive juices
job of small intestine
produce digestive juices
job of small intestine
digest food and absorb soluble food molecules
what is an enzyme
large protein molecules
what do enzymes do
speed up reactions inside living things by acting as catalyst
what is a catalyst
it is a substance which increases speed of a reaction without it being changed or used up
what does every enzyme have
active site
what 2 things affect enzymes
temperature and pH
how does temp affect enzymes
if temp gets too high bonds holding the enzymes together break which changes the shape of the active site so substrate no longer fits
define the term denatured
active site no longer fits into the substrate
How does pH affect enzyme activity
If it’s too high or too low it affects bonds holding the enzymes together. This changes the shape of the active site and denatures the enzyme
examples of big molecules
starch proteins and fats
example of a carbohydrase
amylase
where is analyse made
salvairy glands, small instetine and pancrease
where does amylase work
mouth small intestine
Where is proteases made
stomach, pancrease and small intestine
Where does protease work
Stomach and small intestine
where is lipase made
pancrease and small intestine
where does lipase work
small intestine
where is bile produced
liver
where is bile stored
gall bladder before relasked into small intestine
define emulsify
breaks down into tiny droplets so there is a bigger surface area for lipase to work on
where does the air you breath in go through
tanchea
where does the air go after passing through tranchea
passes through bronchi then bronchioles and the ends up in the alveoli
awhat does alveoli carry out
gas exchange
How does the alveoli carry out gas exchange
Alveoli in the lungs are surroundeD by blood capillaries. Blood comes into the lungs through the capillaries and contains lots of co2 and very little o2. Oxygen diffuses out of the air into the alveolus into the blood. CO2 diffuses out of the blood into the air in the alveolus. The blood then leaves and travels around the body
what is a double circulatory system
Two circuits joint together
what happens in the first circuit in the heart
Heart pumps deoxygenated blood into the lungs. The blood picks up oxygen in the lungs. Oxygenated blood returns back to the heart
what happens on the second circuit of the heart
heart pumps oxygenated blood round the other organs on the body. this delivers oxygen to the body cells. deoxygenated blood returns to the heart to be pumped out of the heart agai