(P1) Topic 2: Cells And Control Flashcards

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What are the stages of mitosis in plants

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Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase

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What are the stages of mitosis in animals

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Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis

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What occurs in interphase

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The cell grows, replicates its chromosomes, and prepares for cell division

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What occurs in prophase

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Condensing

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What occurs in metaphase

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Chromosomes line up, nucleus dissolves

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What occurs in anaphase

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Chromatids move towards the poles of the cell

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What occurs in telophase

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Chromosomes are at the poles, two nuclei form

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What occurs in cytokinesis

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The cell splits

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9
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Why does mitosis need to occur

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Cells need to divide for growth and repair

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10
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What are the products mitosis

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Two genetically identical daughter cells

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11
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What does fertilisation create

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A zygote

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12
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Where to totipotent stem cells come from

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Zygote

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Where to multipotent stem cells come from

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Embryo

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14
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Where to pluripotent stem cells come from

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Adults

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How many versions of each chromosome does each cell have

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Two, one from each parent

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Explain how mitosis works (steps + explanation)

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  1. To prepare for cell division, each chromosome is copied (prophase)
  2. The chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell (metaphase)
  3. The chromosomes are pulled apart (anaphase)
  4. The cells separate (telophase)
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17
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Issues people have with embryonic stem cells

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Christian view- it’s seen as taking a life
Ethical + economic issues

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18
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What are stem cells

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Undifferentiated cells that can be differentiated into other cells

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19
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Where are stem cells found in plants

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In the meristem

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20
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What type of neurones make up the brain

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Relay neurones

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21
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What is a nerve cell

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A collection of neurones

22
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What is the optic nerve made of

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Sensory neurones

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Why does the brain have no sense of touch or pain

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There are no sensory neurones

24
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What are brains mainly made of

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What is the term that means the brain can mend
Neuroplasticity
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What is controlled by the cerebral cortex
Thinking- memories, emotions, conscious decisions, personality
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What is controlled by the cerebellum
Sensory component- sight, smell, taste
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What so controlled by the medulla oblongata
Autonomic functions- breathing, blinking, heart beating
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What is the synapse
Functional gap between two neurones
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Simple reflex arc
stimulus -> receptor -> sensory neurone -> relay neurone (CNS) -> motor neurone -> effector -> response
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Where in the body are photoreceptors located
In the eye
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What do photoreceptors function as
Transducers in converting the external energy of light stimuli into the code of the nervous impulse
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What does a photoreceptor do
Detect light
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What is a transducer
Something that can turn energy into another type of energy
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What part of the mammalian eye are the photoreceptors
The rods and cones
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What are the rods for
Detecting light level
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What are the cones for
Detecting colour
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What part of the eye is responsible for controlling the amount of light entering the eye and how does it do this
The muscles of the iris, by adjusting the size of the pupil accordingly
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What does the cornea do
Protects the pupil
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What does the pupil do
Lets in light
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What does the iris do
Controls the size of the pupil
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What is the sclera and what does it do
It is the white part of the eye that controls the amount of light in by reflecting light. This prevents over-exposure
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What is formed when light rays from all points on an object within field of view are focused onto the retina
An inverted image
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Where are the rods and cones located
In the retina
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What is the name for a light particle
A photon
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Do rod and cones cells contain mitochondria
Yes- to have energy to convert energy into different forms
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What is released in rods when it is dark
Neurotransmitters
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Characteristics of cones (3)
-discrimination of colour -good visual activity (resolution) -poor sensitivity
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Characteristics of rods (3)
-Monochromatic vision -poor visual activity (resolution) -good sensitivity
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What is the theory of trichromatic colour vision
Three varsities of colour-sensitive pigment located in separate cone cells in the retina- different colours and shades are perceived by the degree of stimulation of each type of cone
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Approximately how many cones are located in the retina
6 million