1. Dr. Pandya Biology Room 231. Why Bio? How does it connect?

2. . Dr. Pandya Biology Rm. 231 Syllabus: Take 5 minutes to read over carefully. Sign up for Remind 101 : –Text @drpand to 81010. or –@drpand to (240) 428-2885

3. Safety Contract Please read over the safety contract carefully. After this week you cannot perform a lab without turning in a signed safety contract.

4. What is Biology About? Study of all forms of life/ types of organisms. Chapter 1 …and viruses which are not alive.

5. What is Life?. Star nosed mole Bluebottle fly maggot (baby fly) Glaucus atlanticus Wrinkled peach fungus Clathrus ruber Clathrus rube Tardigrade: water bear

6. Biology: The study of Life 1.1 How living things interact Helps us solve problems Helps us appreciate diversity of living things and their interactions. –Biosphere: ______________ –Biodiversity: ____________ Species: _________________

7. Characteristics of living things Section 1.1 Cells Need for energy –Metabolism: all the chemical reactions in a body Response to Environment Reproduction and development –Genetic material: DNA/RNA

8. Brainstorm Activity Firevs. Goldfish. Proof of life.

9. Themes in Biology 1.2 All levels of life have related parts: systems –From circulatory systems to ecosystems Structure and function are related Evolution leads to Unity and diversity through Adaptation Homeostasis Darwin's Hawk Moth

10. What Theme are these?

13. What Theme are these?..

14. Scientific Method Take notes on the movie. Think about how these two experiments were preformed. The Scientific Method

15. 1.3 Scientific Thinking and Processes Observation Hypothesis Testing/ Experiment –Independent variable ___ –Dependent variable ___ –Control –Trials –Data: quantitative/ qualitative Theory: explains a wide range of observations

16. Vitruvian Man Lab. The Vitruvian Man, Italian: Le proporzioni del corpo umano secondo Vitruvio, is a drawing created by Leonardo da Vinci around 1490.

17. Metric Measurements Length=meter Mass=gram Time=seconds Temperature= degree Celsius Volume=liter Kilo- K- 1000 Hecto-H- 100 Deka- Da- 10 M/L/G - 1 Deci- D-.1 Centi- C-.01 Mili- M-.001

18. Parts of a compound/light microscope Eyepiece (ocular) Body Tube Course and Fine Adjustment Arm Base Nose Piece Objective Stage and Stage Clips Diaphragm Light Source

19. How do you prepare a microscope slide? 1) Carry the microscope to your station, with one hand supporting the arm and the other the base 2) Clean glass slide and cover slip as well as the lenses with lens paper 3) Place specimen in the middle of the slide 4) Lower the cover slip and remove excess liquid 5) Add stain if called for

20. Types of Microscopes Compound Light Microscope Dissecting Microscope Electron Microscope (SEM/TEM) Types of Microscopes In Animated Bio