Topic 1) Cell structures Flashcards

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1
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eukaryotic cell

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a cell with a nucleus

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2
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type of eukaryotic cells

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animal
plant

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3
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nucleus

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controls the cell, contains the genetic information

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4
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cell membrane

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controls what enters ans leaves the cell

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5
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cytoplasm

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where most chemical reactions take place

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6
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ribosomes

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where proteins are made (protein synthesis)

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7
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mitochondria

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where aerobic respiration takes place releasing energy for the cell

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8
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3 differences between animal and plant cells

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cell wall
vacuoles
chloroplasts

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9
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prokaryotic cell

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a cell without a nucleus

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10
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types of prokaryotic

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bacteria cell

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11
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where are proteins made?

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in the ribosomes

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12
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what is the job of a sperm cell?

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the male gamete that moves through the female reproductive system to the egg cell

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13
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characteristics of sperm cell

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long tail
many mitochondria
acrosome

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14
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how does the many mitochondria benefit sperm cell?

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they release energy quickly for movement of the tail, through respiration

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15
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what is the job of the egg cell?

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the female gamete, which is fertilised by sperm and grows into a fetus

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characterisation of egg cell

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cytoplasm
jelly layer

16
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how does the jelly layer benefit the egg cell?

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protects the egg, after fertilisation the layer and the cell membrane hardens, to prevent other sperm entering

17
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what is the job of a ciliated epithelial cell?

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in the oviduct - moves egg along
in the small intestine - absorb digested food substances

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characteristics of ciliated epithelial cell

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cilia
microvilli

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how does the microvilli benefit the ciliated epithelial cell?

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makes the surface area bigger of the small intestine food is absorbed quicker

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how does the cilia benefit the ciliated epithelial cell?

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sweeps from side to side to move the egg cell through the oviduct

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what is the job of a red blood cell?

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carries oxygen around the body

22
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characteristics of red blood cells

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biconcave disc
no nucleus

23
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how does the biconcave disc benefit the red blood cell?

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provides a large surface area for oxygen to pass through

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how does the no nucleus benefit the red blood cell?
proves more space for haemoglobin, which oxygen binds to within the cell
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what is the job of a root hair cell?
absorbs water ions for plants
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characterisation of root hair cells
large surface area large vacuole
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how does the large surface area benefit a root hair cell?
so it can quickly and efficiently absorb water and mineral ions
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how does the large vacuole benefit root hair cell?
keeps the water concentration so the water can be absorbed
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what is the job of a palisade cell?
photosynthesis cells in the top layers of the leaf
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characteristics of palisade cell
brick shaped many chloroplasts
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how does the brick shape benefit palisade cell?
so many cells can be packed in on the top layer of the leaf
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how does the many chloroplasts benefit the palisade cell?
site of photosynthesis, so many are present
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slime capsule
protects and allows different bacteria to stick together
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genetic material
carries most of the bacterial genes
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plasmids
contains additional genes
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flagella
it rotates to move the bacteria cell