B1.1
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- Core Biology B1.1
- Diet
- A balanced diet has the right balance of food types.
- Carbohydrate provide energy
- Fats are used for energy and as an insulator.
- Protein is used by the body for growth and cell repair.
- Fibre helps digestion
- Water is needed by the body for the nervous system.
- Metabolic rate
- Metabolic rate is the rate in which chemical reactions occur in cells
- Exercise increases the metabolic rate
- The proportion of muscle to fat in your body can affect your metabolic rate.
- Weight problems
- If the energy you take in equals the the energy you use then your mass will stay the same
- If the energy you take in is more than you use then your mass will increase
- Cholesterol
- You need good cholesterol for you cell membranes and to make vital substances
- Small numbers of the population inherit high levels of cholesterol which can lead to heart disease.
- Pathogens
- Pathogens are micro-organisms which cause infectious diseases.
- Pathogens reproduce rapidly inside the body and may produce toxins.
- Bacteria and viruses can make you feel ill by producing toxins.
- Viruses are smaller than bacteria and reproduce inside cells.
- The damage to the cells makes you feel ill.
- Viruses are smaller than bacteria and reproduce inside cells.
- Semmelweiss
- Semmelweiss realised that infection could be transferred from person to person in a hospital
- Semmelweiss told his staff to wash their hands between treating patients
- Defence mechanisms
- White blood cells are part of the immune system
- They ingest pathogens
- They produce antibodies
- They produce antitoxins.
- Antibiotics kill infective bacteria in the body
- Penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928.
- Painkillers relieve symptoms but do not kill pathogens.
- Vaccines
- 1. Dead or inactive pathogens are injected into the body.
- 2. The antigens in the vaccine stimulate your white blood cells to make antibodies.
- 3. The antibodies kill the antigens without the risk of disease.
- 4. Immunity occurs because your body can respond rapidly and make the correct antibody.
- 3. The antibodies kill the antigens without the risk of disease.
- 2. The antigens in the vaccine stimulate your white blood cells to make antibodies.
- Disease that spread within in a country is an epidemic. Disease that spread across countries is a pandemic.
- 1. Dead or inactive pathogens are injected into the body.
- White blood cells are part of the immune system
- Cultures
- A culture of micro-organisms can be used to find the effects of antibiotics
- Contamination might come from your skin, air, soil of water around you.
- A culture contains a medium called agar jelly
- Provide warmth and oxygen
- Keep incubated at 25C at school and 35C in industry.
- Provide warmth and oxygen
- Resistant bacteria
- 1.Mutations of pathogen produce new strains some resistant to bacteria.
- 2. Antibiotics kill the non-resistant strain.
- 3. The resistant strain survive and reproduce a population of resistant strain.
- 2. Antibiotics kill the non-resistant strain.
- 1.Mutations of pathogen produce new strains some resistant to bacteria.
- Diet
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