2 Cells Flashcards

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Structures of a plant cell

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  • cellulose cell wall
  • cell membrane
  • cytoplasm
  • nucleus
  • large vacuoles containing cell sap
  • chloroplasts containing chlorophyll
  • starch grains
  • regular shape
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Structures of an animal cell

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  • no cell wall
  • cell membrane
  • cytoplasm
  • nucleus
  • small vacuoles
  • glycogen granules
  • irregular shape
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Structures of a bacteria cell (4CPR)

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  • cell wall
  • cell membrane
  • cytoplasm
  • circular DNA
  • plasmids
  • ribosomes
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4
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Function of cellulose cell wall

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  • full permeable
  • cellulose has fibers that crisscross to form a strong covering for the plant cell, protecting and supporting the cell
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5
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Function of cell membrane

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  • thin layer of fat and protein
  • partially permeable
  • controls substances moving in and out of the cell
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Function of cytoplasm

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  • jelly-like substance
  • contains many dissolved substances, especially proteins
  • site of many different metabolic reactions
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Function of nucleus

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  • stores genetic information on chromosomes made of DNA
  • helps the cell make the right sorts of protein
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Function of vacuoles

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  • plant cells have large vacuoles to maintain its regular shape
  • animal cells have small vacuoles called vesicles which may contain food or water
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Function of chloroplasts

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contains chlorophyll which absorbs energy from sunlight to make food for the plant via photosynthesis

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Function of mitochondria

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carries out aerobic respiration by using oxygen to release energy from glucose

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Function of ribosomes

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site of protein production where amino acids are joined together in a long chain

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12
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How do you calculate magnification?

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Image size over actual size

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13
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How are new cells produced?

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  • by mitosis/division of existing cells
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14
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Ciliated cell

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  • lining the trachea and bronchi
  • moves mucus upwards
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15
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Root hair cells

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  • found near the end of plant roots
  • absorbs water and mineral salts
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16
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Xylem vessels

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  • found in roots, stems, and leaves
  • transports water and mineral salts
  • supports the plant
17
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Palisade mesophyll cell

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  • found underneath epidermis of a leaf
  • carries out photosynthesis
18
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Nerve cells

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transmits information in the form of electrical impulses

19
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Red blood cell

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  • contains haemoglobin which is a protein containing iron
  • iron readily binds with oxygen, forming oxyhaemoglobin to transport oxygen
20
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Define a tissue

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a group of cells with similar structures, working together to perform a shared function

21
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Define an organ

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a structure made up of a group of tissues, working together to perform specific functions

22
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Define organ system

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a group of organs with related functions, working together to perform body functions