B1- Cell Biology Flashcards

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What kind of cell is a plant and animal cell

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Eukaryotic

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What is the role of the nucleus

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Contains genetic material

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What is the role of the cytoplasm

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Where most chemical reactions take place

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What is the role of the cells membrane

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Controls what goes in and out of the the cell

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5
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What is the role of mitochondria

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Aerobic respiration

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6
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What is the role of ribosome

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Protein synthesis

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What is the role of the cell wall and what is it made out of

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Supports and strengthens cell made of cellulose

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What is the role of the vacuole

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Contains cell sap

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What’s is the role of a chloroplast

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Where photosynthesis occurs

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10
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What does a bacterium contain

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Cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, plasmids

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What is the role of plasmids

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Small ring of DNA

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Why don’t bacterium contain chloroplast or mitochondria

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They are too big to fit inside

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13
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What are the two types of microscope

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Electron and light

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What is the magnification equation

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Magnification=image size/real size

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15
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Evaluate the use of light microscopes against electron microscopes

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Electron microscopes have a higher magnifications and resolution but they are more expensive and hard to transport also u have to be trained to use one unlike light microscope

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How do u prepare a slide

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  1. add a drop of water
  2. Add specimen stained with iodine
  3. Place a cover slip on top
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17
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Why do u stain it

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To highlight objects that are colourless

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18
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What should a diagram of ur observation look like

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  1. Takes up at least half the space
  2. Drawn with clear unbroken lines
  3. Magnification
  4. Title
  5. Labelled
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Why do cells differentiate

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To become specialised

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What is an undifferentiated cell called

21
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How is a sperm specialised

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Long tail
Streamlined head
Lot of mitochondria
Enzymes in its head to digest through eggs cell membrane

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How is a nerve cell specialised

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Long axon
Have branched connections
Form a network throughout the body

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How is a muscle specialised

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Long

Lots of mitochondria

24
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How is a root hair specialised

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Large surface area

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What do chromosomes contain
Genetic information
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What are chromosome
Coiled up lengths of DNA
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What is mitosis
Cell division for growth and repair
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What r they steps of mitosis
1. Duplicates it’s DNA 2. Chromosomes line up at the centre of the cell 3. Membranes form around each of the sets of chromosomes 4. Cytoplasm and cell membrane divide
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What is produced from mitosis
Two identical daughter cells
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What’s binary fission
Prokaryotic cells replicating
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What r the steps of binary fission
1. DNA and plasmids replicate 2. DNA strands move to opposite ends of the cell 3. Cytoplasm divides and new Cell walls form 4. Two daughter cells produced
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What are the correct conditions for bacteria to divide
Warm | Lots of nutrients
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How do u make an agar plate
1. Pour hot agar jelly in a Petri dish 2. Transfer microorganisms but using a inoculating loop 3. Then seal
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Why are bacteria not kept above 25 degrees in schools
So no harmful pathogens can be grown
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How do u prevent contamination
Pass inoculating loop through flame Lightly tape lid on Petri dish Store upside down so no condensation falls on lid
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Where r stem cells found
Human embryos and bone marrow
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What is good about embryonic stem cells
They ca turn into any type of cell
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What is bad about adult stem cells
Can only turn into specific cells
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What r the risks of stem cell growth
Could get contaminated with a virus which could be passed on to the patient
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What is therapeutic cloning
Where an embryo could be made to have the same genetic material as the Patient so stem cells produced from it wouldnt be rejected
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Why r some people against it
Could be killing potential life
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Where r stem called found in plants
Meristems
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What can plant stem cells be used for
Producing clones of plants
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What is diffusion
The net movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration passively down the concentration gradient
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The bigger the concentration gradient _______
The faster the rate of diffusion
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A higher temp will give a ____ diffusion rate as particles have more _____ so move faster
Faster | Energy
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_______ molecules pass through membranes
Small
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What’s osmosis
Net movement of molecules from a high concentration to low concentration through a partially permeable membrane in water