Organisition Flashcards

(35 cards)

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What are specialised cells

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Cells that are designed to carry out a particular function

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2
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What is differentiation ?

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Development of a multicellular organism

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3
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What is a tissue

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Group of similar cells working together to carry out a particular function

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4
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What is an organ

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Group of different tissues working together to perform a certain function

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5
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What is an organ system

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Group of organs working together to perform a particular function

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6
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Name 3 examples of tissues that are in humans?

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  • muscular tissue
  • glandular tissue
  • epithelial tissue
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7
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Give 3 examples of an organ

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Stomach
Liver
Heart

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8
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Give 3 example of organ systems

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Digestive system
Circulatory system
Nervous system

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9
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What is a catalyst

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Substance which increases the Rate of an reaction without being changed or used up in the reaction

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10
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Give an example of a biological catalyst

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Enzyme

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11
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What is the enzymes optimum temperature

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Where the enzyme is most active and works at its best

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12
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What two things change how fast an enzyme works

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Ph and temperature

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13
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What breaks down proteins and what is product

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Proteins are broken down by protease
The product is amino acids

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What breaks down starch and what is the product

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Starch is broken down by carbohydrase/ amalayse . The product is sugars

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What breaks down lipids and what is the product

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Lipids are broken down by lipase and the products are glycerol and fatty acids

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16
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What is the purpose of bile

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Bile neutralises the stomach acids and emulsifies fats

17
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Where is bile stored and produced and where does it work

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Stored in the gall bladder . Produced in liver and works in the small intestine

18
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What is the test for sugars

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Benedict’s test for sugars - add Benedict’s solution to tube and pace in a water bath the color will change from blue to yellow if sugar is present

19
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What is the test for starch

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Iodine solution turns from orange to black

20
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What is the test for proteins

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Birurets turns from blue to purple

21
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What is the test for lipids

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Sudan 111 test - if fats are present the mixture will super ate into two layers and the top will go bright red

22
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How is the palisade mesophyll adapted for its function?

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Tightly packed cells with lots of chloroplasts to absorb as much light as possible for photosynthesis

23
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How is the spongy mesophyll adapted for its function

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Air spaces increase the surface area and allows gasses to diffuse quickly

24
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What is the function of guard cells

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Control opening and closing of the stomata

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What is the function of xylem
Transport water and mineral ions from roots to rest of plant
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Give 3 adaptations of xylem
- made of dead cells - no end walls between cells - walls strengthens by lignin
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What is the function of phloem
Transport dissolved sugars from leaves to rest of plant
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What is the purpose of translocation
Transport dissolved sugars from leaves to the other parts of plant for respiration, growth and storage
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Define term transpiration
Movement of water from roots to the leaves through xylem
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What is the purpose of transpiration
- provide water to keep cells turgid - provide water to cells for photosynthesis - transport mineral ions to leaves
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Name 4 factors that effect the rate of transpiration
Wind speed, humidity, light intensity, temperature
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Why does increased light intensity effect transpiration
Stomata open wider to let more carbon dioxide into the leaf for photosynthesis
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Function of stomata
Allow gasses to diffuse in and out the plant
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Where are most stomata found
Underside of leaf
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What is the advantage of having a high number of stomata at this location
Reduces amount of water loss through evaporation