Requirement of Cells in Multicellular Organisms Flashcards

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What do cells require for respiration?

A

Oxygen and glucose

These substances are essential for energy release needed for growth, repair, and other life functions.

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How is oxygen transported to cells in multicellular organisms?

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Through the respiratory system and circulatory system via the bloodstream

In humans, oxygen is taken in through the lungs.

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What is the source of glucose for cells?

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Food, which is broken down by the digestive system

Glucose is then transported through the blood.

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What waste product is produced during respiration?

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Carbon dioxide

It is removed through the respiratory system to maintain balance.

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What systems work together to provide cell requirements in multicellular organisms?

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Circulatory system, Reproductive system, Excretory system, Digestive system, Respiratory system, Musculoskeletal system

These systems help transport gases, nutrients, water, and remove wastes.

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What are the basic building blocks of life?

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Cells

They perform all activities necessary to keep an organism alive.

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How do unicellular organisms perform life processes?

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Independently, using a single cell

Examples include bacteria.

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What are tissues made of?

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Collections of similar cells that perform a particular function

For example, muscle tissue is formed from muscle cells.

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What is the relationship between tissues and organs?

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Different types of tissues combine to form organs

Each organ has a specific role and is made up of tissues working together.

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What is an example of an organ and its tissues?

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The heart, which contains muscle and connective tissues

These tissues enable the heart to pump blood.

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What do multiple organs that work together form?

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An organ system

For example, the heart, blood vessels, and blood make up the circulatory system.

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What is the significance of organ systems working together?

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They make up a complete organism

This organization allows for more complex functions than unicellular organisms.

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Fill in the blank: In multicellular organisms, similar cells group together to form _______.

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Tissues

Tissues perform specific functions within the body.

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True or False: In multicellular organisms, cells have specific roles and work together in organized structures.

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True

This organization is key to the functioning of multicellular life.

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