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1.2-Cell structure and organisation Flashcards

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1
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Define organelle?

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Are specialised parts of cell that have specific function to preform.

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Define ultracentrifuge?

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Machine to break part cells by density.

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3
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Define buffer?

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Maintains a constant PH.

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Function of Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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Flattened membrane, double membrane of cristae lead to make nuclear envelope.

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Function of (Rough) Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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Covered in ribosomes for protein synthesis.

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Function of (smooth) Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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Synthesis of protein and transport lipids.

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Function of Secretory vesicles?

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Transfer secretory products to be secreted.

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Function of Golgi body?

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Modifies and packages protein.
Produce glycoproteins
Secretes carbohydrates.

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Function of Mitochondria?

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Provide ATP for exocytosis.
cristae increase surface area for ATP synthesis.
Aerobic respiration occur here.

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Function of Lysosomes?

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Contain lysozymes.
Break down old organelles.

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Function of Cell wall?

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Made up from cellulose microfibrils and pectin.
Provide strength to plant.
Fully permeable for transport substances.

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Function of vacuole?

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Contain cell sap and surrounded by tonoplast membrane.

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13
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Function of Ribosomes?

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Protein synthesis for carrier protein.

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Function of nuclear pore?

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Allow mRNA and nucleus to leave.

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Function of Chromatin?

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DNA coils bound to protein coded for protein synthesis.

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Function of Nucleolus?

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rRNA and ribosomes are made here.

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Function of nucleus?

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Contain DNA coded for production of protein.

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Function of nuclear envelope?

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Allows mRNA and ribosomes pass out of the nucleus.

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Function of Chloroplast?

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Thylakoid membrane contains chloroplast contain chlorophyll, a pigment that traps light for photosynthesis.

20
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Function of Cell plasma membrane?

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Allow certain molecules through.

21
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Why mitochondria have different shape?

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-Newly formed
-Different angles.

22
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Define prokaryotic?

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-Type of cell that doesn’t contain membrane bound organelle.
-Bacteria
-DNA free in cytoplasm
-Ribosomes 70s.
-Peptidoglycan cell wall.
-Mesosome for aerobic respiration.

23
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Define Eukaryotic?

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-Type of cell that contain nucleus along with membrane bound organelle.
-Animal and plant cell
-DNA free in nucleus
-Ribosomes 80s.
-cellulose cell wall.
-Mitochondria for aerobic respiration.

24
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Define Acellular?

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Not mad up of cells.

25
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Define Peptidoglycan?

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Cell wall made up of for Bacteria.

26
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Define bacteriophage?

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Virus infects a bacteria.

27
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Calculations? 2mm to ym
32000ym to mm

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-Eg. 2mm to ym
= 2x1000
=2000ym
-Eg. 32000ym to m
= 32000/1000
=32mm

27
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3 principles of cell ?

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All living organisms are compared.
Cells is basic unit of life.
cells can only arise from pre-existing cells.

28
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Define cell?

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Smallest unit of life.

29
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Define Tissue?

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A group of similar cells performing a specific function working together.

30
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Define Organ system?

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A system of organs working together.

31
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Define organ?

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Different tissues working together to perform a specific function.

32
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Define Organism?

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All system working together forming discrete individual.

33
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Define Differentiation?

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Process of developing into a more specialised form and function.

34
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Define basement membrane?

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Extracellular membrane of proteins that surround tissues, provide structural support, filtration function, surface for cell attachment.

35
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Cuboidal:

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-Simplest one cell thick for surface area.
-Eg. liver/ kidneys

35
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Tissue types - Epithelial tissue:

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-Continuous layers of cells on internal and external surfaces.

36
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Squamous:

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-Flattened thin for gas exchange.
-Eg. alveolar walls.

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Columnar:

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-Elongated/ beat / move mucus.
-Eg. trachea.

38
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Muscle tissue:

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-Tissue able to contract.

39
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Skeletal:

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-Striated (striped), voluntary attached to bones for locomotion.

40
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Smooth:

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-Spindle- shaped cells, no strips involuntary.
-Eg. Skin, digestive tract.

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Cardiac:

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-Heart muscle, striated, short fibres, contract without nerve stimulation, does not titre.
-Eg. Heart.

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Connective tissue:

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-separates tissue and organs.
-Elastic (Stretching)
-Eg. blood/ bone and cartilage.

43
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Define abaxial?

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Inner face

43
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What are plants organs in order?

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-Root
-Stem
-Leafe
-Flower

44
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Define adaxial?

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Outer face

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