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B1 Flashcards

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Bacterial cells are examples off…

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the bacterial cell is an example of prokaryotic cells

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What does a prokaryotic cell contain?

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the prokaryotic cell contains
cytoplasm
Cell membrane
cell wall

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3
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Use of a magnitude

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the use of magnification is used to give the idea of how big or small something is

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How to find the difference in magnitude

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Find the differences in magnitudes find the difference (-) the powers of 10

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what does an Animal cell contain

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Animal cell contains

  • nucleus
  • cytoplasm
  • cell membrane
  • motrochondria
  • ribosomes
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6
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What does a plant cell contain

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plant cell contains:

  • nucleus
  • cell wall
  • vacuole
  • chloroplast
  • cytoplasm
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7
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what does a Nucleus do?

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the nucleus contains all the genetic material and controls the activities

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what does a cytoplasm do?

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The cytoplasm is where all the chemical reaction takes place and is like a jelly substance

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9
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what does a cell membrane do?

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Controls what goes in and out of the cell

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10
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what do the mitochondria do?

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Mitochondria is where aerobic respiration takes place

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11
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What do the Ribosomes do?

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Ribosomes are where protein synthesis place

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12
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What does the cell wall do?

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The cell wall provides structure and is made of cellulose

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13
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what does the chloroplast do?

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The chloroplast is a green substance that absorbs light for photosynthesis

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14
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what does the vacuole do?

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the vacuole is made of cell sap and gives support

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15
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An electron microscope has a…

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electron microscope has a higher magnification and travels in power

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16
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The benefit of using an electron microscope?

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able to study in much detail (cells has a finer detail )

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17
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the disadvantage of electron microscope

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the disadvantage of an electron microscope is that it’s more expensive

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18
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How to work out the MAGNIFICATION

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Size of Magnification=
size of an image (dived) size of real obj
[image/ real]

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19
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When does the animal cell develope

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animal cell develops at the early stages

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20
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why is the cell division restricted in a mature animal cell?

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a mature animal cell is mainly restricted to repair and replace

21
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when does a plant cell differentiate?

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a plant cell differentiates throughout life

22
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How often does cell division (binary fission) take place

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cell division (binary fission) occurs every 20 minutes depending on the nutrients and temperature

23
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to grow an uncontaminated sample of bacterial its necessary to work ____

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to grow an uncontaminated sample work
aseptically
- in a lab and free of pathogens

24
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what must be done when carrying out an uncontaminated sample?

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make sure…

  • petri dish= sterilised (free from bacteria)
  • sterilised through a flame
  • the lid of the petri dish to be opened as little as possible
  • stored upside down
25
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How to calculate the number of bacteria over a certain time

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work out many times the bacteria has divided

1) multiply the starting number by 2
2) then multiply that number by 2 and so on
- x2 as many times the bacteria divided

26
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is stem cell…

differentiated or undifferentiated?

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stems cells are undifferentiated

27
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where are stem cells from?

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stem cells are from human embryos and can be cloned into most different human cells

28
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where can Meristem tissue be found? and where does it differentiate?

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Meristem tissue are in plant cell and can be differentiated in any plant cell

29
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what are the potential risks of stem cells

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stem cells have risks of transferring viral infections and people have ethical/ religious rejections.

30
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stem cells can be used to produce clones quickly, what are the benefits?

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prevent the extinction of plants and can produce large numbers of identical plants at once

31
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name 2 gases that are exchanged in a leaf

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Water, oxygen or carbon dioxide is exchanged in a leaf

32
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What is the function of the alveoli

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The function of the alveoli is for rapid transfer of blood and the REMOVAL of the carbon dioxide

33
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what plant cell is used to absorb water from the soil?

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root hair cell is used to absorb water from minerals

34
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What is the function of xylem?

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The function of xylem is to transport water into the plant

35
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what is the function of the nerve cell?

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The function of the nerve cell is to carry around electrical impulse from one part of the body to another

36
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are chromosomes normally found in pair or triplets?

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Chromosomes are found in pairs ( one from the mother and one from the father)

37
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what is mitosis? what is it used for?

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mitosis is the stage when the cells divide

it’s used to grow or replace damaged cells

38
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What is meant by the “mean division time” of a bacterial cell

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Mean of division= the average time for a cell to divide into 2

39
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what does a stem cell have the ability to do?

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A stem cell has the ability to become a different type of cell

40
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Name a gas molecule that can diffuse through the cell membrane?

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Oxygen and carbon dioxide can diffuse through a cell membrane

41
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osmosis is a…

a) fully permeable membrane
b) partially permeable membrane

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Osmosis is a partially/semipermeable membrane

42
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What is active transport?

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Active transport is the movement between a substance from a Lower to a HIGHER concentration using energy from respiration

43
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Difference between ACTIVE TRANSPORT and OSMOSIS

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A difference between active transport and osmosis is that…
- Active transport needs energy
- osmosis needs water
ACTIVE transport travels from a LOWER to a HIGHER concentration
OSMOSIS travels from a HIGHER to LOWER concentration

44
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What do fungi have?

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Fungis has a

the nucleus, cell membrane, cell wall, cytoplasm, ribosomes and vacuole

45
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what does yeast cell contain?

4

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Yeast cell contains

Nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane and a cell wall

46
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Name 3 specialised cells

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specialised cells:
Red blood cell - carries oxygen to blood tissue
Phloem cell - Transportation of sugar
Xylem cell - Transportation of water and minerals

47
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What substances pass through cell membranes via diffusion?

5/6

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The substance that passes through the cell membranes using diffusion is…
Oxygen, carbon dioxide, glucose, amino acids, water and nutrients

48
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Cell division is another word for ——

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Binary fission

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