B2 Cell Division Flashcards

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1
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What are the main parts of a plant cell

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Cell wall, cell membrane, vacuoles

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Main parts of an animal cell

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Cytoplasm, mitochondria, cell membrane

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Main difference of prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells

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Prokaryotic doesnt have nucleus so dna is stored in a circular plasmid whereas eukaryotic cells have nucleus where dna is stored

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Whats the difference between magnification and resolution

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Magnification is the ability to make small things seem bigger but resolution is the ability to tell the difference from two points

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How do you calculate the magnification

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Size of image/size of realobject

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Compare plant cell and animal cell

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Plant cells have a cell wall and a cell membrane animal cells only have a cell membrane

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What is a specialised cell

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Designed to carry out a particular role in the body

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How do animal cells adapt

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Animal cells Have components that allow them to complete a specific function to adapt

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What is dna

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A molecule that carries genetic information for the development and function of an organism

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What is a chromosone

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Thread-like structures located inside the nucleus of animal and plant cells

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How many chromosones do human body cells and gametes have

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Human body cells - 46 chromosones in total
Human gametes - 23 chromosones each

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What is mitosis

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Process where a cell duplicates all of its contents including chromosones and then devides into two identical daughter cells

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What is a gamete

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A reproductive cell of an animal or plant

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What is a chromsone and where are they found in a cell

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Thin strand of dna found in the nucleus

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What is differentiation

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The process where unspezialized cells become spezialized

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What does the nucleus of a cell contain

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Contains chromosones made of DNA moleculues

17
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What is the series called of cell division

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The cell cycle

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What happens during the cell cycle

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The genetic material is doubled and then devided into two identical cells

19
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Before a cell can devide what does it need to do

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It needs to grow and increase the number of sub-cellular structures such as ribosomes and mitochondria. The DNA replucates to form two copies of each chromosone

20
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What is a gene

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A gene is a section of DNA which carries instructions for a particular protein

21
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What happens in cell division in simple terms

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Growth
Replacing worne out cells
Repair of damaged tissue

22
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What is the three steps of the cell cycle

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Interphase, mitosis, cytokinesis

23
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What happens during stage 1 of the cell cycle - interphase

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The cell grows bigger, DNA replicates, Organelles replicate

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What happens during stage 2 of the cell cycle - mitosis

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The replicated chromosones line up in the centre of the cell, chromosones get pulled to opposite sides of the cell.

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What happens during stage 3 of the cell cycle- cytokinesis

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Cell membrane and cytoplasm devides, two identical daughter cells are formed

26
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When is mitosis needed

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For the repair of cells at the site of a wound or injury, during growth spurts, and during the production of red blood cells in bone marrow

27
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What is growth

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The process of cell dvision followed by cells becoming specialized

28
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How do you make a plant clone

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To make a plant clone you take some plant tissue and place it in a petri dish with nutrients and then plant the plantlets in soil

29
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What is the difference in differentiation between plants and animals

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Many plants cells have the ability to diffentiate throughout its whole life however in animals cell division is mainly restricted to repair and replacement

30
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What are stem cells

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A cell that has not become specialised

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What is the function of a stem cell and what are the two main types of stem cells

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They are a repair system for the body and the two main types of stem cells are embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells

32
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What does process of therapeutic cloning do

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It does the transfer of the nucleus from a cell of the patient, to an egg cell

33
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Where are embryonic stem cells found and adult stem cells found

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Adult stem cells are found in bone marrow and embryonic stem cells are found in the embrio

34
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What are three things transplanting stem cells could be used to help people with

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Nerve injuries
Diseases
Blindness

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What is the main difference between embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells

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Embryonic stem cell can change into any type of specialized cell however adult stem cells can only change into cells that are close to them

36
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What are positives and negatives of embryo stem cells

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Pros:
Can treat a wide variety of diseases
Painless

Cons:
Possible harm/death to embryo
Possible long term affects

37
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Positives and negatives for the process of adult stem cells

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Pros:
It is a safe process
Peoceeded a lot of times so it is trusted

Cons:
Possible infection
Process is painful

38
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What are two properties of stem cells

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Can replicate many times, has the potential to become specialised

39
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Where are stem cells found in plants

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The meristems of a plant