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B1 and B2 - Cell Structure and Transport Flashcards

1
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1000μm = _mm

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1mm

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Magnification =

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Image Size / Real Size

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Advantages of Light Microscope

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Allows us to see it in color

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Advantage of Electron Microscope

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High Magnification/Resolution

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What is “Differentiation”?

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When a cell becomes specialised, uses Protein to change its shape and function like the cells in its area

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What are “Chromosomes”?

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  • Contains DNA
  • Located In Nucleus
  • Forms Characteristics
  • Each Person has 23 pairs of Chromosomes
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What happens in the “Cell Cycle”

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  • Cell grows and creates more Chromosomes, Ribosomes, Mitochondria
  • Mitosis occurs, half of its structure goes to either end
  • Cell splits into two creating 2 new cells, identical to the original
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What are “Stem Cells”?

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Undifferentiated cells which can differentiate into other cells, found in Bone Marrow, can be reproduced through Cell Division

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What is “Diffusion”?

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Particles from High to Low Concentration

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What is “Osmosis”

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Movement of water molecules in Permeable Membrane from High to Low Water Concentration

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What is “Active Transport”

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Movement of particles against the “Concentration Gradient” (Low to High Concentration).

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Explain Surface Area:Volume Ratio

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The lower the Volume the Greater the Surface Area is

Volume = 1 x 1 x 1 = 1cm3 (L x B x H)
Surface Area = 1 x 1 x 6 = 6cm3 (B x H x Sides)

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13
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Alveoli adaptation to quick diffusion

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  • Thin Walls
  • Large Surface Area
  • Good Blood Supply
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What cells do both Plant and Animal Cells have?

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  • Nucleus
  • Cytoplasm
  • Cell Membrane
  • Mitochondria
  • Ribosomes
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What cells do ONLY Plant Cells have?

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  • Cell Wall
  • Permanent Vacuole
  • Chloroplast
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16
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What are “Eukaryotic Cells”?

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Complex Cells: Plant, Animal Cells

They all have Cytoplasm, Cell Membrane and genetic material in the Nucleus

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What are “Prokaryotic Cells”?

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Simpler Cells: Fungi Bacteria
Single Cell Organisms
Enclosed in a Cell Wall
Chromosomes float within the Cell Wall, not in Nucleus
May contain Plasmids
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What is the “Nucleus”?

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Stores DNA

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What is the “Cell Wall”?

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Keeps shape of the Cell, made out of Cellulose

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What is “Cytoplasm”?

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Allows chemical reactions to take place

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What is “Mitochondria”?

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Area of Respiration

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What is “Ribosomes”?

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Area of Proteinsynthesis

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What is the “Cell Membrane”?

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Controls what goes in and out of the cell

24
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What is the “Vacuole”?

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  • Contains weak sugar/salt solutions

- Keeps the cell Turgid

25
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Disadvantage of Electron Microscope

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Can only be seen in Monochrome

26
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Disadvantage of Light Microscope

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Low Resolution/Magnificaiton

27
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Examples of Specialised Cells

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  • Sperm Cells have a tail and Mitochondria in order to swim

- Root Hair Cells have a large surface area to absorb water and minerals

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Advantages of “Stem Cells”?

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  • Curing diseases, replace faulty cells

- Cloning, making an embryo have same genetic information as someone

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Disadvantages of “Stem Cells”?

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  • Stems cells can be contaminated and make the person feel sick
  • Cloning seems “inhumane” as the embryo did not give consent for being cloned
30
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Which type of cell is DNA found in?

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Eukaryotic Cells

31
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Which Cell in a plant is Specialised for absorbing water and minerals?

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Root Hair Cells

32
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How does differentiation differ between a plant and animal cell?

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Differentiation is lost in Animals at an early stage, plants can differentiate for a long time

33
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Where can Stem Cells be found?

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In the bone marrow

34
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How does concentration gradient effect the rate of diffusion?

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The bigger the concentraion gradient, the quicker the rate of diffusion is

35
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Why wouldnt Osmosis occur if you boil something in water?

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Because the Cell Membrane will be damaged and will no longer be able to peform diffusion

36
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Features of a Microscope

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Eyepiece - What you look through, has a magnification of 10x
Objective Lenses - A collection of Lenses with different magnification, on top of the eyepiece
Stage - Table for the object
Slide - Keeps object in place
-Focus Knob - Focuses on magnified object

37
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How to find magnification on a microscope (no formula)

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10 x Magnification of Objective Lenses

38
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What is a Plant Cell Wall made off?

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It’s made out of Cellulose

39
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1mm to um

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x1000

40
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Plant Cell Features

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  • Eukaryotes
  • Have Chloroplast to carry out Photosynthesis
  • Have Vacuole, Cell wall
41
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Bacterial Cell Features

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  • Haploid, 23 single Chromosomes
  • Prokaryotes
  • Don’t have Mitochondria, energy not required
  • Some have Plasmids
  • Smaller than Plant Cells
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Medical Advantages of Stem Cells

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  • Can be injected into the body to differentiate into the cells in the area
43
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Medical Disadvantages of Stem Cells

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  • Patients body can reject them
  • Inhumane, killing embryos
  • Stem Cells take a long time to create
  • Shortage of Egg Donors
44
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Sperm Cells

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  • Specialised for reproduction
  • Tail for movement, Flagellum
  • Mitochondria supply for Respiration
  • Nucleus with genetic information, Haploid
  • Streamlines, thin
45
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Nerve Cells

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  • Specialised for nerve impulses
  • Axon (long strand of them) carry nerve impulses
  • Dendrites to reach other cells to give of impulses
46
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Muscle Cells

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  • Specialised for Contraction/Relaxation
  • Special Protein to allow tissue to slide over each other
  • Store Glycogen, broken down in respiration by Mitochondria
47
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MRS GREN

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Movement
Respiration
Sensitivity

Growth
Reproduction
Excretion
Nutrition

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Meristems

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  • Makes an area of unspecialized cells specialized to continue plant growth
49
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Differentiation in Animals

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Occurs in early development, stops creating Stem Cells after a while

50
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Differentiation in Plant

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Can use Stem Cells at anytime when matured

51
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Xylem Function and Adaptation

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  • Brings water and minerals around a leaf

- Has hollow tubes for water to pass through them, around the leaf

52
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Phloem Function and Adaptation

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  • Transports Glucose around the leaf

- Sieve tubes to transport them

53
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Enzymes

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Catalysts made of Protein to speed up chemical reactions

54
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1mm = ____ nm

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1000000nm

55
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Define Magnification

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How many times bigger the image size of an object is compared to the real size of it

56
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2 types of Stem Cells

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  • Adult Stem Cells, reproduce and specialize into other cells
  • Embryonic Stem Cells, cells in an embryo which can be specialized, also become Adult Stem Cells at a later age

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