Biology Flashcards

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Function of the Nucleus?

A

Controls the activities of the cell.

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Function of the Chloroplast?

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Absorbs light energy for photosynthesis.

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Function of the Cell Wall?

A

outer layer of the cell which provides strength and protection which supports the plant.

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Function of Cell Membrane?

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Controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell.

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5
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Function of Mitochondria?

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Where most energy is released in respiration?

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6
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Function of ribosomes?

A

responsible for synthesising proteins

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7
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Function of cytoplasm?

A

(Jelly-like substance) where most chemical reactions take place

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8
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Red blood cells

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contains haemoglobin, has no nucleus, transports oxygen

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White blood cells

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has a nucleus, produces antibodies to fight infection

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10
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What are Platelets

A

involved in blood clotting to prevent and stop bleeding.

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What is an Artery?

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Carries oxygenated blood away from the heart

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12
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What is a vein?

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Carries deoxygenated blood to the heart

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13
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What is a Capillary?

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Takes waste products away from tissues, much smaller that arteries and veins

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14
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What are Enzymes?

A

Proteins that function as biological catalysts.

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15
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Why is gamma radiation tracer used instead of beta or alpha?

A

Gamma rays can pass through the skin

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16
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What is Respiration?

A

the release of energy from food substances into living cells

17
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What is Aerobic respiration?

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When your body IS ABLE to supply the cells with the oxygen needed to break down glucose

18
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What is Anaerobic respiration?

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When your body IS NOT ABLE to supply the cells with the oxygen needed to break down glucose

19
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What is used to measure radiation?

A

Geiger counter

20
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Features of living cells?

A

Cytoplasm, Enzymes, Cell membrane, Ribosomes, DNA

21
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Function of Stomach?

A

Digests food

22
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Function of small intestine?

A

Further digests food and absorbs nutrients

23
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Function of large intestine?

A

Absorbs water molecules from remaining undigested food

24
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Function of liver?

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Produces bile

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Function of Pancreas?
Produces digestive enzymes
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Function of salivary glands?
Produces digestive juices
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What is an oesophagus?
muscular tube which moves ingested food to the stomach
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What are organs?
Group of tissues that work together to perform a special function
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What are tissues?
Group of cells that have similar structure that function together as a unit