1. Cell Activity Flashcards

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1
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What is different about genetic material in bacterial cells?

A

Isn’t in nucleus
Has extra genes called plasmids separate from main genetic material
Circular strands of DNA in long strands

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2
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What are flagella’s?

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Long strands of proteins

Used to move about

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3
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Five usual uses of bacteria to people

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Makes a healthy gut
Food production 
Sewage treatment 
Making medicines 
Decomposers in natural cycles
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Four useful uses of fungus to people

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Producing antibiotics
Alcohol production
Food production
Decomposers in food chains

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5
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Harms of bacteria

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Diseases and decay

Produces anti toxins

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6
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Harms of Fungi

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Diseases and decay or food stuffs

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7
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Turgor

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The state of a plant Cell, when the pressure of the Cell wall on the cytoplasm cancels out the tendency for water, for water to move in via osmosis

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Plasmolysis

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The state of a plant Cell when large amounts of water have moved out via osmosis and the protoplasm shrinks and pulls away from the Cell wall. Usually seen in a lab, after flaccid state

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9
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Which type of cell division is used to make gametes?

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Meiosis

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10
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Which type of cell division is used for growth, repair of tissues and replacement of cells?

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Mitosis

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11
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What does diploid mean?

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A pair of chromosomes

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12
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What does haploid mean?

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Only one set of chromosomes

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13
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Before cells divide what must happen to the chromosomes?

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They must be replicated

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14
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Why do gametes have one set of chromosomes?

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To keep the number of chromosomes in the generations

They fuse to make the correct diploid number

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15
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What are stem cells?

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Cells that can differentiate to form different types of cells

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16
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Where can you get stem cells?

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In embryos and bone marrow

17
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What is a zygote?

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A diploid Cell resulting from the fusion of two haploid cells (egg and sperm)

18
Q

What is a tumour?

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The uncontrolled growth of cells

19
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How is a benign rumour different to a malignant tumour?

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A benign tumours stay still

Malignant tumours can move and invade tissue

20
Q

Give three causes of cancer

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Carcinogens, UV light, Virus infections

21
Q

What increases the difficulty of exchanges?

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Size and complexity

22
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What is therapist cloning?

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When you remove a nucleus from a cell
Inject it into an unfertilised egg with the nucleus removed
It creates an embryo with the same genes
So it’s stem cells are accepted