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positive causes more of the same negative tries to counteract what is happening

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positive causes more of the same negative tries to counteract what is happening

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Negative feedback loops try and get closer to a target point

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Variable that triggers a counter response

Ex: Regulating body temp such as sweating.

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counteracting response

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negative feedback: stability/counteract variable -- positive feedback: intensify variable

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Negative feedback counteracts a variable, positive feedback intensifies a variable

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positive intensifies the variable while negative has some variable that creates a counter response.

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Feedback loops help keep homeostasis balanced.

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Negative feedback loops try to lower body temp when it gets to hot and bring up body temp when the temp gets too cold

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Our bodies trying to maintain temperature is an example of negative feedback.

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Endotherms are "warm blooded", and we get goosebumps to conserve heat

Ectotherms are "cold blooded" and body temp fluctuates with the environment

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During childbirth, more hormones create more contractions which help the baby get out

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During childbirth, more hormones create more contractions which help the baby get out

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In a positive feedback loop, the variable is intensified, while in a negative feedback loop, the variable triggers a counteractive response.

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A variable that triggers a counteracting response; for example, body temperature regulation

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When a person has type 1 diabetes, insulin is not produced. This means that glucose cannot enter cells and is not usable. In order for glucose to be beneficial it must be converted to ATP in the cell.

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Negative feedback loops are counteractive variables that try to find equilibrium

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Ectotherm means cold-blooded, endotherm means warm blooded

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intensifies the variable

Example: during birth, the baby's head causes pressure on the cervix and causes contractions, releasing hormones

they intensify and continue until the baby is born

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For a negative feedback loop stimuli cause imbalance in one direction. For a positive feedback loop they make adjustments in same direction as stimuli.