Cells and Enzymes Flashcards
(40 cards)
Function of Cytoplasm
Where chemical reactions take place
Function of the Cell Membrane
Controls substances entering and leaving the cell
Function of Nucleus
Controls the activities of the cell
Function of Cell Wall
Supports the cell
Function of Chloroplasts
Absorb light for photosynthesis
Function or Vacuole
Space filled with cell sap (a dilute solution of sugars and mineral salts)
List parts of the Bacteria Cell
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Ribosome Cell wall Mitochondria DNA Cytoplasm Cell membrane Pilus Fagella
Function of ribsomes
Where proteins are made
Function of Mitochondria
Where respiration reactions take place
Function of Flagella
Propels the cell
Function of DNA strand
Holds the genetic information (chromosomes)
Function of Pilus
Pilus is a protein rod that helps the bacteria cells to attach to each other
How do Bacteria reproduce?
Dividing into two to form clones
Give an example of Fungi
Mushrooms
Toadstools
Mould
Yeast
Which cell is larger… Bacteria or Yeast?
Yeast
How does Yeast (fungi) reproduce?
Asexually by a process called budding
List parts of the Fungi cell
Nucleus Oil droplet Cell wall Vacuole Glycogen granule
Which is smaller…. Viruses or Bacteria?
Viruses
Explain parts of a virus cell
They contain a PROTEIN COAT surrounding a number of GENES
How do viruses reproduce?
They can only reproduce in a HOST CELL, this destroys the host cell as the new viruses are released. They are free to attack other cells
List the parts of a SINGLE CELLED algae
Nucleus Cell wall Chloroplasts Vacuole Flagella Resivour Cell membrane Cytoplasm
Which two cells can photosynthesise and why?
Plant cell and Single celled algae
They have chloroplasts
Which two cells divide into two clones when reproducing?
Bacteria and algae
Scientist call viruses the ‘organisms on the edge of life’ WHY?
They need to be inside a host cell in order to survive but they do have genes so they are living organisms