1 - Key Concepts In Biology Flashcards

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How many sub cellular structures does animal cell have

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5

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Name the 5 sub cellular structures in a animal cell

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  1. Nucleus
  2. Cytoplasm
  3. Cell membrane
  4. Mitochondria
  5. Ribosomes
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How many sub cellular structures in a plant cell

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7

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Name the 7 sub cellular structures in a plant cell

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  1. Nucleus
  2. Chloroplasts
  3. Cell membrane
  4. Mitochondria
  5. Ribosomes
  6. Cell wall
  7. Vacuole
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5
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What 3 sub cellular structures are in a plant cell and not animal

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  1. Chloroplasts
  2. Cell wall
  3. Vacuole
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6
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Define eukaryotic

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A cell which has a nucleus

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7
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Define prokaryotic

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A cell that doesn’t have a cell

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8
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Example of eukaryotic

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Animal cell

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9
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Prokaryotic example

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Bacterial cell

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10
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How many sub cellular structures does a bacterial cell have

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5

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Name the 6 sub cellular structures in a bacterial cell

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  1. Chromosomal DNA
  2. Ribosomes
  3. Plasmid DNA
  4. Cell membrane
  5. Flagella
  6. Slime coat
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12
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Function of the nucleus

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  • contains DNA

- controls activities of the cell

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13
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Function of cell membrane

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Controls what goes in and out of the cell

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14
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Function of mitochondria

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Where aerobic respiration occurs - releases energy

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15
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Function of ribosomes

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Where proteins are made in protein synthesis

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16
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Function of cytoplasm

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Where chemical reactions take place

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17
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Function of chloroplasts

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Contain chlorophyll to absorb sunlight - where photosynthesis happens

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18
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Function of vacuole

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Keeps the cell rigid, supports and stores sap

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19
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Function of cell wall

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Made of cellulose for support and to stop the cell bursting

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20
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Function of chromosomal DNA

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One long strand of DNA. controls what the cell does

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21
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Function of plasmid DNA

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Small loops of extra DNA

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22
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Function of flagella

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Helps the cell move

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23
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Define specialised cell

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A cell that can be adapted to perform a specific function

24
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What are egg and sperm cell specialised for

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Reproduction

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Function of egg cell
Carry the females DNA and feed the developing embryo
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3 sub cellular structures in egg cell
1. Cell membrane 2. Cytoplasm 3. Nucleus
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Function of sperm cell
Carry the male DNA to the egg
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3 sub cellular structures in sperm cell
1. Tail 2. Nucleus 3. Acrosome
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What part of the egg cell contains nutrients
Cytoplasm
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Why does the egg cell contain nutrients
To feed to embryo
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After fertilisation why does the cell membrane change structure
To stop more sperms from getting in - so only one sperm can fertilise the egg
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What type of nucleus does a egg cell have
Haploid
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Define haploid
Half the amount of chromosomes found on a normal body cell(23)
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Why does a sperm have a tail
So it can swim to the egg
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Why does the sperm have lots of mitochondria
To give the cell energy to swim to the egg
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Function of acrosome
This stores enzymes that digest through the membrane of the egg cell
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What type of nucleus does a sperm cell have
Haploid
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Function of slime coat
Stops the cell from drying out, gets white blood cells away
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What are epithelial cells specialised for
Moving materials
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Example of epithelial cell in the body
In the lining of the airways help move mucus up to the throat so it can be swallowed
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Explain the 4 steps on how to use a microscope
1. Place the slide on the stage and look through the eyepiece lens 2. Make sure the smallest objective lens is on 3. Turn the focus wheel to get a clear image 4. Increase the magnification of the objective lens and use the focusing wheel again
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What do microscopes use to make things look bigger
Lenses
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Equation for working out total magnification
Eyepiece leans magnification x objective lens magnification
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Equation for working out magnification
Image size divided by real size
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Define enzymes
Enzymes are catalysts produced by living things
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Define substrate
A molecule that gets changed into a chemical reaction
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What do biological catalysts do ?
Speed up chemical reactions in living organisms
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What is a substrate
A molecule that gets changed in a chemical reaction
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What in the function of a enzyme catalyse
Breakdown and synthesis reactions
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What do carbohydrases break down
Carbohydrates into simple sugars
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What is amylase
A type of carbohydrate which breaks down starch
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What do proteases break down
Proteins into amino acids
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What do other enzymes make proteins from
Amino acids
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What do lipases break down
Lipids into glycerol and fatty acids
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Define diffusion
The spreading out of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
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Define osmosis
The movement of water molecules across a partially permeable membrane from less concentrated to a higher concentrated solution
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Define active transport
The movement of particles across a membrane from an area of low concentration to an area of high concentration, it uses energy