Cells Flashcards

Revision (38 cards)

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Cell membrane

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Controls what goes in and out of the cell

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2
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Nucleus

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Controls cell activities

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3
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Mitochondria

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The site of aerobic respiration

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4
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Ribosomes

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The structures were proteins are made

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5
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Vacuole

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Fluid filled sack Helps to provide support for the cell

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Cell wall

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Gives the cell a definite shape and provides support

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7
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Chloroplast

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Contains chlorophyll and is the site of photosynthesis

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8
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Cytoplasm

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Where chemical reactions take place

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9
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Plasmid

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Small circular rings of DNA that can be
replicated and transferred between Bacteria

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10
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What is diffusion ( passive transport)

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The movement of molecules DOWN a concentration gradient from high concentration to low concentration until its equal

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What is osmosis ( passive transport)

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The movement of water molecules from a region of high water concentration to low water concentration through a selectively permeable membrane

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12
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100% water in plant cells

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Makes it turgid

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13
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20% water in plant cells

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Makes it plasmalysed

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14
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100% water in animal cells

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Makes it burst

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15
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20% water in animal cells

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Becomes shrivelled

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16
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Active transport

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Protein collects molecule, with energy from ATP the protein moves 180 degrees, molecule released into the cell and protein with more energy moves 180 degrees

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DNA

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Deoxyribonucleic acid or DNA is the genetic information contained by
chromosomes (thread like structures found in the nucleus of a cell).

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A and T

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Adenine and thymine pair together

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C and G

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Cytosine and guanine pair together

20
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MRNA

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Messenger RNA is a type of RNA that carries a complementary copy of the genetic
code from the DNA in the nucleus to a ribosome in the cytoplasm.

21
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HPCOW degradation

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hydrogen peroxide- catalase = oxygen and water

22
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Enzymes

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Biological catalysts that speed up chemical reactions while remaining unchanged

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Degradation

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Reactions will break down a large molecule into 2 or more smaller molecules

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Synthesis

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Reactions will join 2 or more smaller molecules into a larger molecules

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SAM degradation
Starch-amylase= maltose
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G1PPS synthesis
Glucose -1- phosphate- phosphorylase = starch
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Optimum conditions
The condition in which an enzyme is at its most active
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CTAA breakdown
Casin-trypsin =amino acids
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What is stage 1 respiration called and where does it take place
Glycolysis and cytoplasm
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What is stage 2 respiration called and where does it take place
Stage 2 and takes place in mitochondria
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What happens Stage 1 respiration
Glucose - pyruvate and makes little ATP (2)
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What happens Stage 2 respiration
Pyruvate - carbon dioxide and water and makes lots of ATP (36)
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Word equation for respiration
Glucose + oxygen- atp and water and carbon dioxide
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Fermentation
Glucose - pyruvate makes ADP + P1 and a small number of ATP
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What happens in animals fermentation
Makes lactate (reversible due to oxygen)
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What happens in plants and yeast fermentation
Makes carbon dioxide and ethanol (irreversible )
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Word equation for fermentation in animals
Glucose - lactate + ATP
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Word equation for fermentation in plants and yeast
Glucose - ethanol + carbon dioxide