Cells Flashcards

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What does the cell membrane do?

A

It controls what goes in and out of the cell

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2
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What does the nucleus do?

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It controls the cell and is where the DNA is

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3
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STRETCH: An organelle is a part of the cell. What organelles does a PLANT cell HAVE, BUT an ANIMAL cell does NOT HAVE?

A

cell wall, vacuole, chloroplasts

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4
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What part of a cell is where photosynthesis takes place?

A

Chloroplasts

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5
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What part of the cell is where all chemical reactions occur?

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Cytoplasm

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6
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Where does protein synthesis occur?

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Ribosomes

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7
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what is present in bacteria cells but not in animal cells?

A

cell wall

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8
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Which of the following cells have a lot of mitochondria?

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Muscle cells

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9
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What is meant by ‘eukaryotic’ cell?

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A cell with a nucleus

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10
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Bacteria are…

A

Prokaryotes

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Which part of a plant cell is filled with sap and helps to keep the cell turgid?

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Vacuole

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What name is given to the short loops of DNA found only in bacterial cells?

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Plasmid

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13
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Some bacteria have a thread like structure that can be used to help them move from place to place. What is the scientific name of this structure?

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Flagellum

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14
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Are bacterial cells eukaryotic, prokaryotic, or both?

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Prokaryotic

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15
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What do lymphocytes do?

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Produce antibodies complementary to the antigen of the bacteria and produce a memory lymphocytes in case future infections occur so it can rapidly produce antibodies

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16
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What do phagocytes do?

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Engulf the pathogens

17
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What is a phenotype

A

Observable characteristics

18
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What is a genotype

A

Alleles that code for characteristics

19
Q

Human genome project

A

Sequences of base sequences of genome AGCT

20
Q

Stem cells

A

Undifferentiated/ unspecialised cells

21
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What are the stages of drug trials?

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(pre clinical trials)
-Tested on cells/tissues
-if the drug passes the test it is tested on animals to see any side affects
(Clinical trialsj
-if the drug passes you use (human clinical trials) you test on healthy volunteers in small dosages to see if it’s safe
-test on patients to see if it works and to get the right dosage
-test on large number of patients(double blind trials)