B2 — Cell Organisation Flashcards

1
Q

What are large multicellular organisms made up of

A

They are made of organ systems

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2
Q

What are similar cells organised into

A

They are organised into tissues

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3
Q

What are the 3 types of tissue

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The three types of tissue are muscular, glandular and epithelial

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4
Q

What are tissues organised into

A

They are organised into Organs

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5
Q

What are organs organised into

A

Organs are organised into organ systems

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6
Q

Name 3 organ systems

A

The digestive system, the respiratory system and the cardiovascular system

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7
Q

What are enzymes produced by

A

Enzymes are produced by living things

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8
Q

Why do enzymes have special shapes

A

So they can catalyse reactions

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9
Q

What do enzymes need

A

The right temperate and PH

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10
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What do digestive enzymes breakdown

A

They breakdown big molecules

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11
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What do carbohydrases convert carbohydrates into

A

They covert carbohydrates into simple sugars

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12
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What do protease convert proteins into

A

They convert proteins into amino acids

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13
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What do lipases covert lipids into

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They convert lipids into fatty acids

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14
Q

What does bile do

A

It neutralises the stomach acid and emulsifies fats

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15
Q

What is the breakdown of food catalysed by

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It’s catalysed by enzymes

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16
Q

What solution do you use when testing for testing sugars

A

You use Benedict’s solution

17
Q

What solution do you use when testing for testing for starch

A

You use iodine

18
Q

What solution do you use when testing for testing for proteins

A

You use biuret solution

19
Q

What solution do you use when testing for testing for lipids

A

You use ethanol

20
Q

Where are the lungs

A

They are in the thorax

21
Q

What do the alveoli carry out in the body

A

They carry out gaseous exchange

22
Q

What is the measurement for breathing rate

A

Breaths per minute

23
Q

Why does the heart contract

A

It contracts to pump blood around the body

24
Q

What are arteries designed to do

A

Carrying blood away from the heart

25
Q

What are capillaries designed to do

A

They are designed for exchange of materials

26
Q

What are veins designed to do

A

Veins are designed to pump blood into the heart

27
Q

What do red blood cells carry

A

Oxygen and haemoglobin

28
Q

What shape are red blood cells

A

Biconcave disc

29
Q

What do white blood cells defend against

A

They defend against infection

30
Q

What do platelets help with

A

They help with clotting the blood

31
Q

What is plasma

A

Plasma is the liquid that carries everything in the blood

32
Q

What do stents do

A

They keep arteries open

33
Q

What do statins do

A

They reduce cholesterol in blood

34
Q

What is cancer

A

Cancer is uncontrolled cell growth