B2- Organisms [1] Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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What do specialised cells do

A

Carry out a specific function

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2
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What is a tissue’s official definition

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A group of cells that have a particular job

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3
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What is an enzyme

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A biological catalyst

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4
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What happens when an enzyme has reach their optimum temperature

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They increase the rate of reaction the fastest

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5
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What happens when an enzyme goes past its optimal temperature

A

It denatures

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6
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What does “denature” mean

A

It stops working

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7
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How does an enzyme “denaturing” work (lock and key theory)

A

Too much of an increased heat changes the shape of the active site and the substrate stops fitting

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8
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What two things effect the enzyme’s effectiveness

A

Ph and temperature

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9
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What coverts proteins into amino acids

A

Protease

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10
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What is proteins converted into by protease

A

Amino acids

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11
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What is starch converted into by amylase

A

Maltose

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12
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What is lipid converted into by lipids

A

Glycerol and fatty acids

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13
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What is bile produced

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Liver

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14
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Where is bile stored before released

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Gall bladder

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15
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What does the L.intestine do

A

Absorb excess water from the food

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16
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What does digestion begin

A

In the mouth with a salivary glands

17
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What enzyme does the stomach produce

18
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What does hydrochloric acid do

A

It kills bacteria and gives the right Ph for the enzymes to work

19
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What is a rough stomach Ph

20
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What does a “double circulatory system”

A

Two circuits joined together: the deoxygenated circuit and the oxygenated circuit

21
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What do valves prevent

22
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Name all 4 heart chambers

A

Right and left atrium and right and left ventricle

23
Q

What does a pacemaker do

A

Sends an electric pulse causing muscles to contract and make the heart beat regularly

24
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What direction do arteries carry blood

A

Away from the heart

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What direction do veins carry blood
To the heart
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What is the hole in the arteries called
The lumen
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What are some adaptions of arteries due to the bloods high pressure
Strong, thick and elastic walls
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How thick are capillaries
One cell thick
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What does a permeable wall mean
Substances can diffuse in and out of
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What do capillaries join up and form
Veins
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How to veins adapt for better blood flow
Bigger lumens
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What is the shape of a red blood cell
Biconcave (donut shaped)
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Why do red blood cells contain haemoglobin
Because it binds to oxygen
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Why are red blood cells biconcave
Becuase the larger surface area allows more oxygen to be absorbed
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TRUE OR FALSE: red blood cells contain nucleuses
False
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What process is phagocytosis *fae-go-si-toe-sis*
Where a white blood cell engulfs a pathogen
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Name two ways white blood cells get rid of unwanted microorganisms
Phagocytosis and producing antitoxins