B2 cells Flashcards

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1
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what are living organisms made of

A

cells

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2
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what structures do both plant and animal cells have

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  • nucleus
  • cytoplasm
  • cell membrane
  • ribosomes
  • mitochondria
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3
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what structures are unique to plant cells

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  • cell wall
  • chloroplasts
  • large permanent vacuole
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4
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function of nucleus

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  • contains cell’s DNA (genetic code)
  • controls activities of cell
  • controls cell division
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5
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function of cell wall

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  • provide shape & support to cell
  • prevent cell from bursting when it absorbs water
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6
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function of cytoplasm

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site of many chemical reactions that take place in cell

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7
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function of chloroplasts

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  • site of photosynthesis in cell
  • may contain starch grains that act as food stores
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8
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function of vacuoles

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  • help cell stay rigid
  • some substances can be stored in them
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9
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function of cell membrane

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  • control mvmt of substances in/out of cell
  • partially permeable membrane allow some molecules to pass thru, while others cant
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10
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function of ribosomes

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  • site of protein synthesis
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11
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what do ribosomes look like in a cell

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little dark dots

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12
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function of mitochondria

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  • site of aerobic respiration
  • useful energy released when glucose broken down in presence of o2
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13
Q

how to see ribosomes?

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  • only electron microscope
  • cannot see with light microscope
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14
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what microscope to use when observing mitochondria

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  • can see with light microscope
  • complex structure only seen under electron microscope
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15
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what microscope to use when observing chloroplasts

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  • can see with light microscope
  • complex structure only seen under electron microscope
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16
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structures in bacterial cell

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  • cell wall
  • cell membrane
  • cytoplasm
  • ribosomes
  • circular DNA
  • plasmids
17
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function of circular DNA (bacterial)

A

contains genetic material

18
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function of plasmids

A
  • small loops of DNA
  • contains few genes that can be transferred to other bacteria
19
Q

how are new cells produced

A

division of existing cells

20
Q

function of ciliated cells

A

mvmt of mucus in trachea and bronchi

21
Q

function of root hair cells

A

absorption

22
Q

function of palisade mesophyll cells

A

photosynthesis

23
Q

function of neurones

A

conduction of electrical impulses

24
Q

function of red blood cells

A

transport of oxygen

25
Q

function of sperm and egg cells

A

reproduction

26
Q

define tissues

A
  • group of cells with similar structures
  • work tg to carry out shared function
27
Q

define organs

A
  • group of tissues
  • work together to carry out specific functions
28
Q

define organ systems

A
  • group of organs with related functions
  • work tg to carry out body functions
29
Q

what is formula for magnification

A

magnification = image size / actual size

30
Q

how to convert between mm and μm

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1mm = 1000μm