1. DO NOW What is the function of the circulatory system? Why are organelles important to cells? Write the equation for photosynthesis: Write the equation for cellular respiration: Why must we “digest” food? (Think about permeability) What is the feedback mechanism in plants that we talked about?

2. DO NOW What is the function of the circulatory system? – Transport Why are organelles important to cells? – Perform life functions Write the equation for photosynthesis: – H 2 O + CO 2 ---> C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2 Write the equation for cellular respiration: ATP – C 6 H 12 O 6 + O 2 ---> H 2 O + CO 2 + ATP Why must we “digest” food? (Think about permeability) – Only small molecules are permeable to membrane What is the feedback mechanism in plants that we talked about? – Guard cell- allows gas exchange, regulates water loss

3. STATE LAB #2- Making Connections 19 Class Days til REGENTS!!

4. Pulse rate: A pulse can be measured at the neck or wrist Pulse rate indicates how fast the heart is pumping blood We took our pulse at rest.

5. Pulse after exercise: After exercise, we recorded our pulse again. Pulse rate increases after exercise Breathing rate, or how fast we breathe, also increased after exercise.

6. During exercise, cells need to use a lot of ATP energy. In order to maintain homeostasis, our body must do more cellular respiration to make more ATP. ATP requires oxygen and glucose

7. Our heart beats faster to send blood to the cells with oxygen and glucose. We breathe faster to get more O 2 and to get rid of the carbon dioxide waste.

8. The respiratory and circulatory system work together to maintain homeostasis during exercise.

9. The increase of pulse rate and breathing rate is an example of a feedback mechanism. Feedback mechanisms- one change that leads to another change in order to maintain homeostasis. CHANGE- ATP lost RESPONSE- Breathe faster, transport faster CHANGE- ATP levels back to “normal” RESPONSE- Breathe normal, pulse rate decreases

10. PART 2- The clothespin! How does muscle fatigue affect performance? 2 Trials: Squeeze clothespin for 1 minute and count Squeeze clothespin again for another minute. Did you squeeze the pin more the first or second time?

11. “Warm up”- If you warm up and get the blood flowing, then you will be able squeeze more times. “Rest first”- If you “waste” any energy you’ll be tired, and then squeeze the clothes pin less.

12. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times?

13. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times? HYPOTHESIS:

14. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times? HYPOTHESIS: IF we exercise first, THEN we will squeeze the clothespin more times. 1NDEPENDENT VARIABLE:

15. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times? HYPOTHESIS: IF we exercise first, THEN we will squeeze the clothespin more times. 1NDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Exercise DEPENDENT VARIABLE:

16. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times? HYPOTHESIS: IF we exercise first, THEN we will squeeze the clothespin more times. 1NDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Exercise DEPENDENT VARIABLE: # of squeezes Exper1mental Group:

17. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times? HYPOTHESIS: IF we exercise first, THEN we will squeeze the clothespin more times. 1NDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Exercise DEPENDENT VARIABLE: # of squeezes Exper1mental Group: Exercises Control group:

18. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times? HYPOTHESIS: IF we exercise first, THEN we will squeeze the clothespin more times. 1NDEPENDENT VARIABLE: Exercise DEPENDENT VARIABLE: # of squeezes Exper1mental Group: Exercises Control group: DOES NOT exercise

19. Making Connections.. QUESTION: If we exercise first, can we squeeze the clothespin more times? HYPOTHESIS: IF we exercise first, THEN we will squeeze the clothespin more times. 1NDEPENDENT VAR1ABLE: Exercise DEPENDENT VARIABLE: # of squeezes Exper1mental Group: Exercises Control group: DOES NOT exercise DATA TO BE COLLECTED: # of squeezes in one minute

20. RESULTS TO SUPPORT THE CLAIM: Those who exercised DID squeeze the pin more times.

21. What variables should be kept the same between both groups? Same clothespin, same time, same age

22. Why should the sample size be large? Why should we use a lot of people for the experiment? THE RESULTS WILL BE MORE ACCURATE MORE ACCURATE DATA RESULTS ARE MORE VALID

23. PRACTICE: A scientist would like to know how fertilizer affects the growth of a sunflower. Design an experiment.

25. A TV show host claims that taking Lipogone pills will help you lose weight. Lipogone has not been FDA approved yet. The active ingredient in the pill is dinitrophenol and several hormones that are said to increase the metabolism of biological molecules. Design an experiment to test the claim made by the TV show host.