2. Specialised cells Flashcards

1
Q

How do cells reproduce

A

By division of cells

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2
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Ciliated cell (2)

A

1) In lungs
2) Move mucus through airways

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3
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Roothair cell (3)

A

1) Surface of roots
2) finger like projection to extend out
3) Bigger surface area for faster osmosis and diffusion of minerals in plants

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4
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Palisade mesophyll cell (4)

A

1) Top section of leaves
2) Lots of chloroplast for higher potential rates of photosynthesis
3) Vacuole push choroplast to the edge for light exposure
4) Thin cell wall to let light through

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5
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Neuron (2)

A

1) Sending signals between nerves is usually slow
2) Neuroes are long to make signaling faster

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5
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Red blood cell (4)

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1) Carry oxygen in blood
2) biconcave shape to increase surface area, increase rate oxygen can diffuse in
3) Has hamoglobin
4) No organelles to make room for hamoglobin

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6
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Cell

A

Smallest structural unit in organism

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6
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Spem cell (2)

A

1) Has a flagella for swim
2) Used to penetrate the egg

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7
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Tissue

A

Group of cells with similar structure & function

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8
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Organ

A

group of different tissues with related functions

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9
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Organ system

A

organs with related functions

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10
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Organism

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A living thing

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11
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Magnification

A

Image/actual

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12
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Actual size

A

Image/Magnification

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13
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Image

A

Actual x magnification

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14
Q

Why do bacteria not have a nucleus [1]

A

They have a small circular chromosome already

15
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Failureof structureXtodevelopproperly in thecells ofa plantrootcouldbecatastrophic toa plant.
Suggest an explanation as towhy [4]

A

The purpose / function of the root hair is to increase surface area; [1 mark]
For absorption of water (by osmosis); [1 mark]
(And) for absorption of mineral ions / named example (e.g. magnesium ions, nitrate ions); [1 mark]
Less root hairs would reduce absorption; [1 mark]
Water is essential for photosynthesis / maintaining pressure / as a solvent; [1 mark]
(Reduced absorption) could lead to mineral deficiencies, causing stunted growth / named example of mineral deficiency described; [1 mark]

16
Q

Explain why a red blood cell have no nucleus [2]

A

1) To make more room for haemoglobin
2)Nucleus would not allow for the biconcave shape

17
Q

Why in magnification you need to covnert the unit? [2]

A

Units of measurement (of a drawing) are (more realistically) in cm or mm whereas units of cell structure are most often µm (or nm); [1 mark]
Units need to be the same when dividing / creating a ratio/quotient like magnification; [1 mark]
Magnification has no units; [1 mark]

18
Q

Why magnifcation have no unit?

A

It is the ratio