Biological Molecules Lab

Lipid Test

Glucose Lab before heating with Benedict's Solution

Starch test

Glucose Test during heating

The test tubes after being heated

Protein Lab

Questions

1) The bond Found between amino acid is Peptide bond.

2) The secondary structure is formed between the amino acid, this causes the chain to twist.

3)  It is due to the interactions between R groups, convalent bonds, it bonds, repulsion. It depends on primary structure in the a.a sequence. My protein was different because of the letters.

4) Two or more polypeptides stick together.

5) the bonds between amino acids would be the same, but the interactions  between R groups / side chains would be different because of different placement of amino acids.

Digestive System T-Shirt

Worked with Jai because I didn't have a shirt

Colon Cancer

The Sunnybrook colon cancer was great, and a horrifying experience. I couldn't watch the video for to long because it go very disturbing, for instance, I wouldn't have believed that they used staples and sewing string for surgery. I was shocked at how surgeons are able to withstand the terror and be so precise and accurate in there surgeries. The worst part for me was when they finally removed the colon, it was so large and to only imagine that the small intestine is several times larger is mind blowing! Overall this was a great learning tool and really helped me understand what we've been going over in class due to all the questions they answered on there twitter.

Pumpkin skull

Lab

The two test tubes of lemon lime before addind CO2 and aerating the control tube on the left. Both liquids are clear, like water.

This is after exhaling co2 and thebone with the straw looked salty and white an the other test tube was still clear

After blowing co2 into one for 5 mins changed yellow after ph identification liq andthe other one turned green

Cut and Paste Assignment

Cartilaginous

Hip 

Partially movable 

Symphysis (cartilage in between) 

Fibrous 

Cranium fixed, immovable 

Synovial 

Pivot joint 

Hinged joint 

Gliding joint 

Ball and socket 

Rounded end fits into cup shaped depression 

Sliding bone past bone shoulder 

Wrist 

Knee

Neck 

Freedom of movement -up down,right,left rotation 

Bones held together by ligaments 

Cylinder in a ring (rotation)

Fitness Testing

Aerobic Fitness

Beep Test

Anaerobic Glycolysis

Step-Ups

ATP CP System

Weight Lifting

Flexibility

Splits

Power

Push Ups

Agility

Box Test

Goal

To improve my core strength, so I can last 2-3 minutes doing core exercise such as planks

Exercise 

Paper Skeleton

The Respiratory System

COOL FACT:
You lose a lot of water just by breathing.Breathing allows you to take in the oxygen your cells need and expel carbon-dioxide waste. But when you exhale, you also breathe out a lot of water.




How much water do you lose from breathing? When at rest, humans exhale up to 17.5 milliliters (0.59 fluid ounces) of water per hour, according to a 2012 article in the journal Polish Pneumonology and Allergology. But you lose about four times that amount when you exercise, the study said.

Dislocated Shoulder

Dislocated shoulder. This is when a fall or blow causes the bone to pop out of the shoulder socket. Unlike a lot of joints in your body -- your elbow, for instance -- the shoulder is incredibly mobile.You might get a separated shoulder or a dislocated shoulder by:

• Falling onto your shoulder, especially on a hard surface

• Being hit in the shoulder

• Trying to break a fall with your hand

Dislocated shoulders can also result from a sharp twisting of the arm. Sports that pose a higher risk of these two injuries are:

• Football

• Hockey

• Rock climbing

• Rugby

• Soccer

• Skiing

• Volleyball

I chose to pick this specific joint because I workout and play a lot of sports and this would be very scary to happen to me.