Biological Molecules, a simple intro and a vid on hydrolysis and dehydration synthesis

key to cell worksheet

Is right here.

A Review of Cell Organelles

We will review the structures within the cell and you will spend some time colouring those structures in a diagram.

Here are your notes and study questions.  Please note there shall be an open book quiz next period on this material!  See the Daily Quiz portion of this website!

Try this Cell game! And here's a great intro video about the Eukaryotes: Animal Cell and Plant Cell

A Review of Cell Organelles

updated Sept 15.  DAILY QUIZ NEXT DAY
We will review the structures within the cell and you will spend some time colouring those structures in a diagram.

Here are your notes and study questions.  Please note there shall be an open book quiz next period on this material!  See the Daily Quiz portion of this website!

Try this Cell game! And here's a great intro video about the Eukaryotes: Animal Cell and Plant Cell

ATP and the endosecretory system. your topics

topics you chose include: cancer, bacteria micro biome influencing human health, diabetes, colon cancer, kinesiology, body mechanics, Genetics, Brain, Diabetes, 

Welcome to Biology 12

Hi BI12s

It was truly a pleasure to meet you today, especially great to see some familiar faces from the past.  I am delighted to introduce the topic of biology and human physiology to you.

Today's questions for next day's open book quiz

1.  What are the eight criteria to life? Hint: The first one is that everything is made of cells.  What are the other seven which we discussed in class?

2.  Fire resembles living things, yet it is not living. 
a. What can fire do that makes it seem alive?
b.  What forms of energy come from fire?
c.  Why is it not alive?
d.  What is the combustion reaction? Is it endothermic or exothermic?

3. All cells do Cellular respiration.  
a. What is the equation for cellular respiration?
b.  What organ systems support cellular respiration?
c.  Is this an endothermic or exothermic reaction?
d.  What is ATP?