1. Warm-Up 2/10 1.Write a sentence description of basic enzymatic function using the following terms: Substrate, Active site, Enzyme, Product 2.Based off what we observed in the lab we completed last week, explain why boiling water is often an effective way of killing bacteria. 3.Explain how the bromaline altered the collagen and prevented gelatinization.

2. Warm-Up 2/11 1.What is a codon? 2.What is the difference between a DNA nucleotide and an RNA nucleotide? 3.Explain the mechanisms that lead from a change in DNA to a disease or disorder.

3. Snow Days 2/12 – 2/14

4. Warm-Up 2/17 1.What is a “stop” codon? What amino acid does it code for? 2.What is the difference between an organ and an organelle? 3.What might prompt you to apply your palmar region with great force to someone's buccal region? UNIT 1 TEST WILL BE THIS THURSDAY!

5. Warm-Up 2/18 1.What portion of the cell cycle does a normal cell spend the vast majority of its time in? 2.How is apoptosis different from necrosis? 3.What is the term for two new cells created by mitosis?

6. Warm-Up 2/19 1.The antecubital region is on which body surface? 2.What does the visceral pericardium cover? 3.Bromalin enzymes prevented gelatinization of the collagen proteins because they altered the collagen proteins by breaking the bonds associate with what level of organization?

7. Your group must create a minimum of 8 minutes of useful review for the test on your chosen topic. System Functions along with anatomy vs. physiology Homeostasis, feedback systems, info from the case study. Medical imaging techniques, and planes of section Body Regions Body cavities, serous membranes and relative positioning terms Macromolecules Cell structure Protein synthesis and Cell cycle

8. 1.What part of the of the homeostatic feedback system is responsible for monitoring changes in the environment by collecting information? 2.Glucose is a sugar our body can use for energy by breaking the bonds that hold the molecule together and converting it to ATP. Glucose provides our bodies with energy in what form? 3.What does it mean for an enzyme to be denatured? Warm-Up 2/20

9. 1.Lysosomes and Peroxisomes are types of what kind of organelles? 2.What determines if a fatty acid is classified as “saturate” or “unsaturated” ? 3.Elevated levels of testosterone will feedback to inhibit further production of testosterone. This is an example of what type of feedback system? Warm-Up 2/21