B2-Scaling up Flashcards

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Movement of particles- diffusion

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  • passive
  • from an area of high concentration to low concentration
  • eg,glucose + oxygen into cells
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Factors affecting diffusion

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  • short diffusion area
  • higher concentration gradient
  • higher surface area
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Osmosis

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Movement of water particles from an area of high concentration to low concentration through a selectively permeable membrane

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Active transport

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-requires atp
-movement of molecules against concentration gradient
Eg.mineral ions into root cells

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5
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Surface area to volume ratio in small and big animals

and its affect on diffusion

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Larger animales have a lower surface area: volume ratio

Increased surface area:volume at exchange surfaces speeds up diffusion

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Heart blood flow (deoxygenated blood to oxygenated)

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Vena cava -> right atrium->right ventricle->pulmonary artery->lungs->pulmonary vein ->left atrium->left ventricle->aorta
-thicker muscle on left as it has to pump blood harder

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Artery

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  • blood away from heart

- high pressure->thick walls

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Vein

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  • blood to heart

- valves

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Capillary

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  • walls one cell, thick

- higher diffusion

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Blood made up of

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  • plasma -> carries blood cells
  • red blood cell -> oxygen
  • white blood cell -> fights disease
  • platelet -> clots blood
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Xylem

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  • carry water + mineral ions
  • made of dead xylem cells
  • one way flow
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Phloem

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  • carry sugars+ amino acids -> translocation
  • sieve plates allowing dissolved sugars to pass through
  • two way flow
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Vascular bundles provid support by

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  • form a network that supports the softer leaf tissue
  • in the stem they are located around the out edge providing the stem with strength to resist bending in the breeze
  • in the root they are found in the centre enabling the root to act as an anchor - the root can bend as the plant moves on the wind
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Transpiration

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-water moves through plant in transpiration stream
-rate of transportation (measured using photometer)
-suction effect as water lost from leaves
Low water pressure in the leaves

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Rate of transpiration affected by

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  • higher light
  • higher temperature
  • higher air movement
  • lower humidity
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16
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Mitosis stages

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1-DNA replication
2-movement of chromosomes
3-cytokinesis
4-growth of daughter cell

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Mitosis

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  • method by which cells replicate

- body cells divide into two genetically identical daughter cells

18
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Stem cells

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  • undifferentiated cells

- divide for growth and repair

19
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Where can stem cells be found?

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Meristems for plants
Embryonic-found in embryo, can differentiate to make all cells
Adult-found in body tissue (eg.bone marrow), can only make some cells

20
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How is a sperm cel specialised

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Tail to swim
Mitochondria for energy
Acrosome- enzymes to digest egg membrane

21
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How is a fat cell specialised?

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-small cytoplasm-> large fat reserve

22
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How is a red blood cell specialised?

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  • no nucleus
  • biconcave (high surface area to volume ratio)
  • lots of haemoglobin
  • carry oxygen
  • Small to fit through capillaries
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How is a ciliated cell specialised

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cilia -> move substances along