Cells Test Flashcards

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1
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How do animal cells differ from plant cells

A

Plant cells have a cell wall, vacuole and chloroplasts, animal cells dont

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2
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What is the purpose of staining the wo samples of cells

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To make cell parts clearer and obvious

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3
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Cell membrane purpose

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Controls what enters or leaves

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4
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Nuclear membrane purpose

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Controls what enters or leaves the nucleus

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5
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Nucleus purpose

A

Control canter (Contains chromosomes)

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6
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Chromosomes purpose

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Controls genetic information

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7
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Cytoplasm purpose

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where chemical reactions take place

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8
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Mitochondria

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Site of cell respiration

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9
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Cellulose cell wall

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Provides support

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10
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Large permanent vacuole

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Contains cell sap, supports cell when full

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11
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Chloroplast purpose

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Contain chlorophyll - site of photosynthesis (only in green parts of plant

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12
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Non cellulose wall purpose

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Provides support

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13
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Plasmid purpose

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Small rings of DNA

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14
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What are the 3 cell types

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Animal
Plant
Bacterial

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15
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What is unicellular

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Organism that consist of a single cell

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16
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Example of a unicellular organism

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Bacteria

17
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What is multicellular

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Organisms made up of many cells

18
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What are specialised cells and an example

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cells that are adapted to carry out a particular function e.g. sperm cell has a tail to allow it to swim

19
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What is tissue and example

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Group of similar cells working together to perform a shared function e.g. muscle

20
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What is Organ and example

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Made up of several types of tissue and carries out a specific function e.g. heart

21
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What is organ system and example

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Group of organs that operate together to carry out a particular function e.g. circulatory system

22
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Plant organ system

What is the Shoot System & Root System

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Shoot system
Above ground parts of a plant (e.g. stem leaves, flowers) responsible for photosynthesis and reproduction

Root System
Below ground parts of a plant (e.g. roots) responsible for anchorage and absorption of water and nutrients (may also be involved in storage of energy)

23
Q

Why do you start viewing with a low power objective lens first

A

Allow you to locate the specimen
Prevent damage to lens when trying to focus for the first time

24
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How is magnification calculated

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magnification = eye piece magnification x objective magnification

25
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Purpose of the coverslip method

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to hold the specimen in place and protect it from contamination from the environment

26
Q

What are two commonly used stains

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Iodine and Methylene Blue

27
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How can you tell it is an onion cell

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no chloroplasts (it is underground, no light meaning no need for chloroplasts)

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