Name: Date: Biology – Block Mrs. Jordy Concepts from the State Labs Lab #1: Making Connection (Clothespin Lab) Circulatory System – Heart – Pumps blood (O2, waste, nutrients) around the body Respiratory System – Lungs – Allows for O2 to enter the bloodstream and CO2 to be removed If there is not enough O2 in your cells, then the cells undergo respiration without Oxygen. This causes the buildup of a waste product known as lactic acid. Designing a Scientific Experiment Control/experimental group; Independent/Dependent Variable; increasing validity Calculating an average Lab #2: Diffusion Through a Membrane Diffusion (Passive Transport) – movement of molecules from HIGH to low concentration using NO ATP Large molecules cannot diffuse Small molecules can diffuse Remember when iodine and starch interact, it causes a BLUE/BLACK color. Osmosis – Diffusion of water Cells placed in salt water shrink because water moves from high to low concentration OUT of the cell Cells placed in distilled water swell because water moves from high to low concentration INTO to the cell Adding salt water to a slide Contractive Vacuole – remove excess water from cells living in fresh water Active Transport – molecules move from low to HIGH concentration using ATP Lab #3: Beaks and Finches The finches beaks are different due to VARIATION. Variation is caused by random mutations of genes. The birds with the best adapted beaks survive and reproduce passing on their beneficial adaptation. Know how to read the finch wheel. Lab #4: Relationships and Biodiversity Paper Chromatography – separates pigments in a mixture Gel Electrophoresis – separated DNA based on size Small – Swift; Large – Lag; Moved by the electric current Know how to read the codon chart Analyzing and Evolutionary Tree An evolutionary tree shows how closely related two species are A point of intersection represents a common ancestor. The closer the point of intersection, the more closely related two organisms are.