Class Notes for Biological Sciences at University of South Carolina

Biology 102 Unit 4 and 5 Lecture Outlines Human Anatomy and Physiology Part I (Unit 4) ANIMAL TISSUES I. Animal Tissue Types A. Epithelial B. Connective C. Nerve D. Muscle II. Epithelial Tiss...

Biology 102 Unit 4 Review Tissues 1. ____Simple________________ An epithelial tissue that would consist of a single layer of cells would be known as what? 2. _____Stratified_______________ An epithelial t...

Biology 102 Unit 5 Review Endocrine System 1. ___Endocrine System_________________ The system of ductless glands and the hormones the secrete. 2. ___Insulin_________________ This hormone will lower blood g...

Unit 4 Notes Endocrine System, Nervous System, Special Senses, Reproductive System Endocrine System o System composed of ductless glands that secrete hormones which regulate a variety of met...

Unit 2 Notes Plant Kingdom, Animal Kingdom June 29, 2017 Plant Kingdom o Multicellular o Eukaryotic o Autotrophic ...

Unit 3 Notes Human Anatomy Part 1 Tissues, Digestive System, Circulatory System, Immune System July 10, 2017...

Unit 1 Notes Taxonomy, Evolution, Origin of Life, Viruses, Prions, Kingdom Monera, Survey of Bacteria, Kingdom Protista ...

Chapter Nine: Muscles and Muscle Tissue Three types of muscle: Skeletal Cardiac Smooth Origin – attachment of a muscle on a less movable bone Insertion – attachment of the muscle on the more...

Chapter Eleven: Afferent – sensory input Efferent – sensory output Central nervous system (CNS) – includes the brain and Spinal cord PNS (peripheral nervous system) – includes nerves and Ganglia Cranial Nerve...

Chapter Three: Cell History: Robert Hooke – first guy to see a cell under the microscope. He named it the “cell” Schleiden and Schwann – All living things are made of cells. Virchow – Cells com...

Chapter Five: The Integumentary System There are two main components of the integumentary system. The Cutaneous membrane and the accessory structures. There are two parts of the cutaneous membrane ...

Chapter Eight: Joints Functional Classification – To describe how a joint moves. Structural Classification Fibrous Joints Bones bound together by dense fibrous connective...

Chapter Twenty-Four Glucose  (Through the mitochondria)  gives ATP. (You also need Oxygen and CO2 is a waste product of making ATP) Catabolism – breakdown larger organic molecules Anabolism – ...

Anatomy Chapter One  Structure has to do with anatomy  Function has to do with physiology  Structure and Function work together. Structure dictates function – Anatomy influence physiology.  Gross anatomy...

● Extension of Mendelian Genetics ○ Lack of dominance/recessiveness ○ Two or more genes may influence a phenotype ○ Genes on the X chromosome=sex linked ○ Phenotype is the result of genet...