Cell Division and Cellular Organsiation Flashcards

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What does the cell cycle consist of?

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Interphase, mitosis and cytokineses

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What happens during interphase?

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It is split up into 3 phases
G1: cell checks chemical needed for replication are present
S: cell replicates its ready ready for mitosis
G2: The cell checks whether all the DNA has been replicated without damage

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What is mitosis?

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This is cell replication, creating a genetically identical cell

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In mitosis state the stages and what happens in each stage

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Prophase: Centrioles move to opposite ends of the cell, forming a network of spindle fibers
Metaphase: the chromosomes line up along the middle of the cell and become attached to the spindle by their centromere
Anaphase: sister chromatids move to opposite ends of the cell
Telophase: The chromatids reach the opposite poles and the nucleus envelope forms

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What is cytokinesis?

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The cytoplasm divides

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How many chromosomes do a haploid and diploid cell have

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Haploid: 23
Diploid: 46

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What is meiosis?

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This the production of gametes

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In meiosis state the stages and what happens in each stage

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Prophase 1: Chromosomes condense, get shorter and fatter
Metaphase 1: pairs line ip across the centre of the cell and attach to spindle fibres
Anasphase 1: Spindles contract, pulling the pairs apart (one goes to each end)
Telophase 1:
A nuclear envelope forms around each chromosome

Meiosis 2: (only difference is half number of chromosomes)
(anaphase 2 sister chromatids are separated)

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Why is genetic variation needed in individuals?

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This causes evolution individuals become immune to diseases and surviving against harsh environmental conditions.

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What is cross over of chromatids and its effect?

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Cromatids cross over meaning now they have a new combination of alleles
This causes genetic variation

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What is a stem cell?

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This is an unspecilied cell, it can develop into different types of cells

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What is differentiation?

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This when stem cells become new cells, then become specialized.
Stem cells are also able to divide to produce more undifferentiated stem cellls

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What is a totipotent stem cell?

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Found in a fertilised cell.

Can differentiate into any type of cell

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What is a pluripotent stem cell?

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Present in early embroys

They can form all tissues but not whole organsims

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What is a multipotent stem cell?

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Found in bone morrow

These stem cells can only form a range of cells within a type of tissue

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How are erthrocytes adapted to fit there function?

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They have a large SA for gas exchange (bicocave disk)

No nucleus to provide more room

17
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How are Netrophils adapted to fit there function?

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They have a flexible shape which allows them to engulf foreign particles

18
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How are Epithelial adapted to fit there function?

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This covers the surface of organs, they contain cilia which wafts the substances

19
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How are sperm cells adapted to fit there function?

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They have a flagellum so they can swim. They have lots of mitochondria to provide energy to swim.

20
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How are palisade mesophyll cell adapted to fit there function?

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This is found in most leaves. They contain many chloroplast for photosynthesis. They are also one cell thick do carbon dioxide can diffuse easily.

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How are root hair cell adapted to fit there function?

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They have a large surface area and a thin cell wall. The cytoplasm contains extra mitochondria to provide the energy needed for active transport

22
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How are guard cells adapted to fit there function?

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These are found in between the stomata. When guard cells take up water they become turgid resulting in the stomata opening

23
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What is a tissue?

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A group of similar cells that carry out a function

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What is an organ?

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A group of similar tissues that carry out a function