B4 Organisng Animals And Plants Flashcards

1
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Cell

A

The basic building blocks of all living things

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2
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Tissue

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A group of cells with a similar structure and function is called a tissue

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3
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Organ

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Combination of tissues carrying out a specific function

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4
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Organism

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Organ systems working together to form living organisms

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5
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Sugar test

A

Benedicts solution

Blue-green to yellow-red

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6
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Starch test

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Iodine

Blue-black

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7
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Lipid

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Sudan III

Top layer bright red

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8
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Iodine used for test in presence of starch

Independant variable -

Dependant variable -

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Independant - the pH of solution

Dependant - time taken

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9
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Dependant variable

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The variable that is measured

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10
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Independant variable

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The variabe that isn’t changed

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11
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Which is the liver and which is the pancreas in digestuve system

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Liver is the bigger one and the one above the pancreas

Pancreas is between stomach and large intestine

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12
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Purpose of digestive system

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To break down large molecules into smaller soluble molecules

The rate sped up by enzymes

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13
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How does an enzyme speed up rate of reactions without being changed or used up

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The enzyme lowers the activation energy required for the reaction to occur

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14
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What are enzymes made up of

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Chains of amino acids folded into a globular shape

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15
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What shape does the enzyme substrate fit into

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Active site

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16
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Enzymes

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Proteins which are biological catalysts which speed up the rate of reactions

17
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Enzymes function in the digestive system

A

Break down food and aid digestion

18
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What happens when an enzyme is in extremes of pH or temperature

A

The enzyme will denature

19
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Denature

A

The bonds holding the 3D shape of active site will break and active site deforms

Substrate doesn’t fit in active site and enzyme cannot function

20
Q

Amylase

Reactant -

Product -

A

Starch

Sugars (glucose)

21
Q

Protease

Reactant -

Product -

A

Protein

Amino acids

22
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Lipase

Reactant

Product

A

Lipid

Glycerol and fatt acids

23
Q

Examples of enzymes

A

Amylase

Protease

Lipase

24
Q

Where is bile produced and stored

A

Produced in liver

Stored in gall bladder

25
Q

Bile

A

An alkaline which neutralises the
hydrochloric acid in the stomach

26
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What does bile do to fats

A

Emulsify fats into small droplets

27
Q

Heart

A

A large muscular organ which pumps blood carrying oxygen or waste products around the body

28
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Lungs

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Site of gas exhange where oxygen from the air is exchanged for waste carbon dioxide in the blood

29
Q

Respiration reaction

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Glucose + oxygen ———–> carbon dioxide + water + energy

30
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What does oxygen do in the respiration reaction

A

Release energy for the cells and carbon dioxide is made as a waste product during the reaction

31
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3 types lf blood vessels

A

Vein

Artery

Capillary

32
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Capillary

A

Narrow vessels which form networks to closely supply cells and organs between the veins and arteries