3.5 Cell specialisation and organisation Flashcards

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Epithelial cells

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They line the surface of organs and often have a protective or secretory function.

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Xylem

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Used to transport water and mineral ions throughout the plant and also gives mechanical support.

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What tissues make up the stomach? (3)

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  • muscles to churn and mix contents
  • epithelium to protect stomach wall and produce secretions
  • connective tissue to hold together the other tissue
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What tissues make up a plant leaf? (5)

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  • palisade mesophyll to carry out photosynthesis
  • spongy mesophyll adapted for gaseous diffusion
  • epidermis is to protect leaf and all diffusion
  • phloem to transport organic materials away from leaf
  • xylem to transport water and ions into the leaf
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Name 3 organ systems in humans.

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  • Digestive system
  • Respiratory system
  • Circulatory system
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What is meant by a tissue?

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A collection of similar cells are formed a specific function

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What is meant by an organ?

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A combination of tissues that are coordinated to perform a variety of functions, although they often have one predominant major function.

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What is meant by an organ system?

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Organs that work together as a single unit, they may be grouped together to perform particular function is more efficiently.

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