Biology B1 and B2 Flashcards

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Eukaryotic cells

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-Animal & Plant cells
-Have a nucleus

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Prokaryotic cells

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-Doesn’t have a nucleus(smaller)
-Have a loop of DNA

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Order of magnitued

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Every order of magnitude is 10x greater than the one before

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Animal cells

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-Have a nucleus
-Cytoplasm(chemical reaction)
-Cell membrane
-Mitocondria and Ribosomes
Mitocondria-Aerobic reaction
Ribosomes-Protein synthesis

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Plant cells

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-Regular shape
-used for photosynthesis
-Nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, mitocondria, ribosomes, cell wall, chloroplast contain chlorophyll and are the site for photosynthesis
-Cell wall is made from cellulose. This stregthens the cell
-Vacuole filled with cell sap, gives plant its shape

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Animal cell specialistaion.

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-Most animal cells are specialised

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Sperm cell and its job

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-sperm cell- Join with an ovum(egg cell)
-during this gentic info of the ovum and sperm is shared
-Have a nucleus, tail, Mitocondria, enzymes

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Nerve cells(features)

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-Cells job to send electrical impulses around the body
-Have a long axon which carries the electrical impulses from one part of the body to another
-axons covered with mylen which speeds up the mission
-Synapses allow the impulse to pass form one nerve cell to another
-Dendrites increases the surface area so that other nerve cells connect more easily

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Muscle cells

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-They can contract
-Contain protein fibres
-Packed with mitochondria to form muscle tissue

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Differentiation

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When cells become specialised scientist, call this process differentiation

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Root hair cell

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-Increases the surface area of the root
-They DO NOT contain chloroplast, they are underground

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Xylem cells(features)

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-Found in the plant stem. They form long tubes
-These tubes carry water and minerals from the roots to the leaves
-Thick walls contaning lignin. Provides support to the plant
-The end walls between the cells have broken down
NO nucleus, cytoplasm, vacolue or chloroplast
-NO internal structre

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Phloem

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-Carry dissolved sugars up and down the plant
-Phloem vessel cells(no nucleus) only limited cytoplasm
-The end walls of the vessel cells have pores called sieve plates
-Both features allow dissloved sugars to move through the cell interior
-Mitocondria in the companion cell provides energy

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cell divison by mitosis

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-Body cells contain 2 of each chromosomes(paired)
-Human body contains 23 pairs of chromosomes
-Cell divison—Cell cycle

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First stage of mitosis

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DNA replicates to form 2 copies of each chromosomes, the cell grows and copies its internal structures such as mitocondria and ribosomes

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second stage of mitosis

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Mitosis, One set of chromosomes is pulled to each end of the cell. The nucleus is also diveded into 2

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final stage of mitosis

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The cytoplasm and the cell membrane divide to form 2 identical cells

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Functions of mitosis

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-mitosis is essential growth and development of multicellular organissm
-mitosis takes place when an organism repairs itself
-Mitosis happens during asexual reproduction

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The heart(explained)

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-The atria are spreated from the ventricle from valves
-Vena cava brings deoxygenated blood from the body
-Blood from the heart to lungs by pulmonary
-Oxygenated blood passes from lungs—Heart (pulmonary vein)
-Oxygenated blood heart—body (aorta)

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De-oxygenated

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Vena cava - right atrium- left ventricle- pulmonary artery

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oxygenated blood

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Pulmonary vein- left atrium- left ventricle- aorta

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What can light microscope do?

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Light microscope are cheap to make so they can only allow you to see the outside lines of cells

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What can electron microscope allow?

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Electrons microscope can allow you to visualise finer details including organelles(sub cellular structures) due to their greater resolving power and higher resolution

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How long are cells usually?

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Cells are usually a few micrometers long

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How do bacteria reproduce?
Bacteria reproduce by binary fission, they divide every 10 mins
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Making cultures with asptic technique(rp)
-Lift the lid of the petri dish towards a flame -Put a drop of culture on the agar and spread evenly -Tape it to allow aerobic respiration, incubate at 25v degrees -measure sizes of cultures/area with no bacteria with...
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What are stem cells specialised in?
stem cells are specialised to perform specific functions
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where are stem cells found?
Stem cells are found in animal embroys
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what can embryo clones made of?
Embryo clones can be made of a person to harvest stem cells from
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What can embryo clones used for?
These can be used to treat conditions without them being rejected by the patients body
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Which stem cells only specialise in?
Some stem cells are made in your bone marrow but these can only be specialised into blood cells
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What is diffusion?
Diffusion is the movement of particles from an area of high concentration to a area of low concentration
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Does diffusion require energy?
Diffusion is passive as it requires no energy
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The rate of diffusion can be increased by..
-The difference in concentrations -surface area -temperature
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What is osmosis?
Osmosis is the diffusion of water across a semi permeable membrane to balance the concentrations of solutions inside and outside a cell.
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Why must the water move in osmosis?
Water must move as larger molecules cannot fit through the holes
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What does the build up of fat in arteries lead to?
heart attacks and strokes
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How to prevent the fat build up in the arteries??
To prevent fat buildup in arteries, focus on a heart-healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet, regular exercise, and maintaining a healthy weight.
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Two cures for Coronary heart disease??
Stent- Stents are small mesh tubes inserted into narrowed or blocked coronary arteries to improve blood flow to the heart, helping to treat coronary heart disease. Statins - drugs that are widely used to reduce the levels of fatty deposits (cholesterol) in the blood, they block of enzymes in the liver that produce cholesterol
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The lungs(pathway of air)
-Mouth/nose -Trachea -Bronchi -Bronchioes -Alveoli (diffusion of O2 and CO2)
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What happens in the alveoli??
oxygen enters the bloodstream, and carbon dioxide is removed from the blood.
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Two features of the alveoli?
Two key features of alveoli are their large surface area and thin walls. These features are crucial for efficient gas exchange in the lungs.