B1 - Cell Structure And Transport Flashcards
Living things are all made up of ________.
Cells.
1 KM = 1,000_.
M.
1M = 100__.
CM.
1MM = 1000__.
uM.
1uM = 1,000__.
NM.
When were the first Light Microscopes developed?
Mid-Seventeenth Century.
What do Light Microscopes magnify up to?
About x2,000.
What is a Light Microscope’s resolving power?
Around 200NM.
What do Electron Microscopes magnify up to?
Around x2,000,000.
What do Electron Microscopes have a resolving power of?
Around 0.2NM.
Which Formula do you use to calculate Magnification?
Magnification = Size Of Object / Size Of Real Object.
Resolution is the Ability to distinguish between two separate _________ and it is the Resolving _______ of a Microscope that affects how much Detail it can show.
Points…Power…
Cells that make up your Body are typical ________ Cells.
Animal.
How big is the average Animal Cell in uM?
10-30uM.
Human Beings are Animals, so Human ______ are just like most other Animal Cells.
Cells.
What does the Nucleus do?
It controls all the activities of a Cell and is surrounded by the Nuclear Membrane.
What does the Nucleus contain?
It contains the Genes on the Chromosomes that carry the instructions for making the Proteins needed to build New Cells or Organisms.
What is the Cytoplasm?
A Liquid Gel in which the Organelles are suspended and where most of the Chemical Reactions needed for making Life take place.
What does the Cell Membrane do?
It controls the passage of Substances such as Glucose and Mineral Ions into the Cell. It also controls the Movement of Substances out of the Cell, like Hormones.
What does the Mitochondria do?
It structures in the Cytoplasm where Aerobic Respiration takes place, releasing Energy for the Cell.
What is the Function of a Ribosome?
The Ribosomes is where Protein Synthesis takes place, making all the Proteins needed in a Cell.
What are the Five Common Features of an Animal Cell?
Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria, Cell Membrane and Ribosomes.
Plants make their own Food by _________________.
Photosynthesis.
How large are Animals Cells in uM?
10-100uM.
Algae are simple Aquatic ___________.
Organisms.
All Plant and Algal Cells have a Cell ____ made of Cellulose that Strengthens the _____ and gives it support.
Wall…Cell…
What are found in all Green Parts of a Plant?
Chloroplasts.
What Green Substance do Chloroplasts contain?
Chlorophyll.
Chlorophyll absorbs _______ so the Plant can make Food by _________________.
Light…Photosynthesis…
A Permanent ________ is a Space in the Cytoplasm filled with Cell Sap which is important for keeping the Cell Rigid, which supports the _______.
Vacuole…Plant…
Root _____ do not have ______________ because they are underground and do not _______________.
Cells…Chloroplasts…Photosynthesise…
Animal and Plant Cells are examples of _____________ Cells.
Eukaryotic.
Eukaryotic Cells all have a Cell ___________, Cytoplasm and Genetic Material that is enclosed in the _________.
Membrane…Nucleus…
Genetic Material is a Chemical called ____.
DNA.
DNA forms Structures called _______________ that are contained within the Nucleus.
Chromosomes.
All Animals, Plants, Fungi and Protista are _____________.
Eukaryotes.
Bacteria are Single-Celled living ______________.
Organisms.
All Bacteria are ____________.
Prokaryotes.
Prokaryotic Cells (___________) have a Cytoplasm and _____ Membrane surrounded by a Cell _____.
Bacteria…Cell…Wall…
The Cell Wall of _____________ Cells (Bacteria) does not contain the Cellulose you see in _______ Cells.
Prokaryotic…Plant…
In Prokaryotic Cells, the Genetic __________ is not enclosed in a _________.
Material…Nucleus…
The Bacterial Chromosome is a Single ____ Loop found free in the Cytoplasm.
DNA.
Prokaryotic Cells (__________) may also contain extra small rings of ____ known as Plasmids.
Bacteria…DNA…
Plasmids Code for very specific Features such as Antibiotic _____________.
Resistance.
Some Bacteria have a protected Slime Capsule around the outside of the Cell _____.
Wall.
Some types of Bacteria have a long Protein strand that hangs out of the back called __________.
Flagella.
Types of Bacteria that have __________ use it to move around easily.
Flagella.
Bacteria can decompose and destroy stored _____.
Food.
Single Cells can carry out all the Functions of _____.
Life.
Some Cells become specialised to carry out particular _____.
Jobs.
As an Organism develops, Cells Differentiate to form different types of _____________ Cells.
Specialised.
Most Types of Animal Cells ________________ at an early Stage of Development.
Differentiate.
Many Types of _______ Cells retain the Ability to Differentiate throughout _____.
Plant…Life…
As a Cell Differentiates, it gets different Sub-Cellular ____________ that then enable it to carry out a particular Function.
Structures.
Some Specialised Cells work _______________.
Individually.
What are the examples of Specialised Cells that work Individually?
Sperm and Egg Cells.
Some Specialised _____ are adapted to work as part of a Tissue, an ______ or a Whole Organism.
Cells…Organ…
Nerves ______ are Specialised to carry Electrical ____________ around the Body of an Animal.
Cells…Impulses…
Nerve Cells provide a rapid Communication ________ between the different parts of the _____.
System…Body…
Nerve Cells have lots of ___________ to make connections to other Nerve Cells.
Dendrites.
Nerve Cells have an Axon that carries the Nerve _________ from one place to another.
Impulse.