Biology Yr.7 Flashcards

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Cell wall

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The cell wall is the border of the plant cell and provides a firm, protective layer for the cell

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Specialised cell

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A specialised cell is a cell which has its own function, therefore it is equipped with the right organelles.

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Red Blood cell

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The red blood cell is shaped like a disc and it carries hemoglobins filled with protein and oxygen

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Vacuole

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The vacuole is a organelle that keeps the cell in a firm shape

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Nerve Cell

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The nerve cell is a type of cell which send signals when the sensitive organs are interacted with.

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Diffusion

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Diffusion is when cell move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration with their Kinect energy

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Nucleus

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The nucleus is the brain of the cell- it is were all the instructions are sent out

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Microscope

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A microscope is a tool used for looking at microscopic objects

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Egg cell

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The egg cell is a sexual organ and can be fertilised by a sperm to make bambino

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Rate of diffusion

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Rate of diffusion is the speed of the cells travel to the low concentrated area

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Cytoplasm

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The cytoplasm takes ip most of an animal cell and is were chemical reactions take place

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Specimen

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The specimen is the thing you are testing on in an experiment

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Sperm cell

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The sperm is a sexual organ that swims to the egg and fertilises it

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14
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Binary fission

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This is when an unicellular organism does to reproduce

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15
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Mitocondria

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The mitochondria is were respiration takes place

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Cell

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A cell is a what builds up our bodies. There are billions of cells in our bodies

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Root hair cell

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Your hair grows from this

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MRS GREN

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MRS GREN is a way to remember all the characteristics of an organism. Movement Respiration etc.

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Unicellular organisms

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These are organisms that are made up of one cell

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Multicellular

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This means it is made up of more than one cell

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Cell membrane

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This is the border of the cell and, like a gate it opens and closes to let things in

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Magnification

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Magnification is when something is magnified and moves because of the magnetic pull

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Resolution

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Resolution is the skill to know one thing from the other

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Slide

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The slide is the thing you put on the specimen once it has been diluted

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Chloroplast

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This is were photosynthesis takes place

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White blood cell

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This is what keeps all bad things out of your body, they travel in the blood flow and they kill things using antibodies they then get a memory of that thing so if it comes back it is ready.

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Organism

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An organism is a living,breathing thing

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Trachea

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Used as a pipe for air to travel to the lungs

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Nose/Mouth

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Used as entrances for air into the body

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Bronchus

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The bronchus is a slightly smaller pipe than the trachea, there are two of them and they both come off the trachea. Like a upside-down Y.

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Bronchiole

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The bronchiole is one of many bronchioles that form a tree shape in the lung and come off the bronchus

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Alveolus

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The alveolus or air-sac is at the end of every bronchiole and is where the blood cells exchange inhaled air for the air that will be exhaled

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Diaphragm

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The diaphragm separates the respiratory system to the abdomen

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Lung

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The lung is where the bronchus, bronchiole and alveolus live, it protects them while they are the mechanics of the respiratory system

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Heart

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The heart pumps blood

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Muscle

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The muscle moves the body part/organ. In this case the lung

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Rib

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The ribs are the protective cages that protect the lungs and heart

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Tendon

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A tendon is what joins the muscle to the bone

39
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Hierarchy of living things

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This hierarchy of living things is a table that shows all the things that live or are needed to live .e.g. Organelles, cells, tissues,organs,organ systems, organisms, ecosystems, the biosphere

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Ligament

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A ligament is what joins together two or more bones, like a biological rope

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Antagonistic muscle pairs

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Antagonistic muscle pairs are two muscle that work oppositely to bring about movement.

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Synovial Fluid

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Synovial fluid is a lubricator that stops our bones from rubbing against each other

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Cartilage

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It is used to make the ends of our bones and acts as a shock absorber and a friction reducer

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Bone marrow

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Bone marrow is what bones are made from, it is also used to make red blood cells

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Germination

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Germination is the period when a plant changes from a seed to a sapling

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Stamen

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The stamen is the male part of the plant and it releases pollen grains to fertilise with the females ovaries it made up of the anther and the filament

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Carpel

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The carpel is the female part of the plant and is made up of the stigma and the style

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Sepals

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The sepals protect the plant before it blooms

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Petals

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Petals attract insects and birds so they can pollinate the plants

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Cross-pollination

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This is when a pollen grain from one plant fertilises with a ovary from another plant

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Self-pollination

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This is when a plant pollinates with itself(its own pollen grain fertilises with its own ovary)