ch 3 Flashcards

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similarties between animal and plant cells [4]

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-cell membrane
-cytoplasm
-nucleus
-mitochondria

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2
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differences between animal and plant cells [4]

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-plant cell has cell wall
-plant cell has chloroplasts
-plant cell has a single big vacuole but animal cell has multiple small vacuoles
-plant cell has starch as stored food but animal cell stores food as glycogen

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3
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function of cell membrane

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-control exchange of substances in and out of the cell

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4
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function of cytoplasm [2]

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-container for all cell organelles
-site for all chemical reactions

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5
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function of nucleus [2]

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-contain genetic material
-control cell division

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6
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function of mitochondria

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aerobic respiration and production of energy

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7
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what is the plant cell wall made of

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made of cellulose fibres which are tough and strong

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8
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function of cell wall [2]

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-support and protect the plant cell
-prevent cell bursting

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9
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what does the chloroplast contain?

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green pigment, chlorophyll

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10
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function of chloroplasts

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absorb sunlight in photosynthesis to produce glucose

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11
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function of the vacuole [2]

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-food storage
-water storage

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12
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what does the vacuole contain

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cell sap

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13
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why is the inner membrane of the mitochondria folded ?

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  • to increase surface area
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14
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what is mitochondria

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a very small organelle, that can only be seen by an electronic microscope

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15
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why do active cells have a big number of mitochondria

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to make more respiration and produce more energy

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16
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3 examples of active cells

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  • muscle cell
    -sperm cell
    -nerve cell
17
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what are the 3 tiny organelles that can only be seen by an electronic microscope

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  • endoplasmic reticulum
    -ribosomes
    -mitochondria
18
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what is endoplasmic reticulum ?

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channels inside the cytoplasm, that some ribosomes attach to (internal transport system)

19
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function of ribosomes

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protein synthesis

20
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why does root hair cell not have any chloroplasts

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it is present below soil surface in the darkness

21
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function of the root hair cell [2]

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-absorbtion of water by osmosis
-absorbption of minerals by active uptake

22
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how is the root hair cell adapted to its function [3]

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-finger-like projection: to increase surface area of absorbtion
-concentrated cell sap: to absorb water by osmosis
-much mitochondria : to produce energy to absorb minerals by active uptake

23
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what are xylem vessels [2]

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-thin, long and hollow tubes extending from the root to the stem to the leaves
-water-conducting tissue

24
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functions of xylem vessels [2]

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  • transport water and minerals from the soil up to the leaves
    -support the plant
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adaptations of xylem vessel to its function [3]
-thin, long hollow tubes with no cytoplasm and no organelles to allow easy passage of water from below up -thick cell wall, made of cellulose and lignin to support the plant -cells joined end-to-end with no cross walls , to form a long continous tubes
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function of red blood cell
carry oxygen from lungs to all tissue
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adaptation of RBC to its function [3]
-RBC had no nucleus : to give space for haemoglobin -RBC contain haemoglobin : a protein which binds to oxygen and carry it to all tissue -biconcave disc shape : to increase surface area of oxygen uptake
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function of palisade cell
photosynthesis (using light CO2 to produce food)
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adaptation of palisade cell to its function [3]
-thin moist cell wall: to allow easy passage of CO2 into the cell by diffusion -large number of chloroplasts that are arranged close to cell wall: to absorb as much light as possible -expanded vacuole : to push chloroplasts towards cell wall , nearer to light
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3 cells without nucleus
- bacterial cell -RBC -xylem cell
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2 cells with large surface area
- root hair cell -red blood cell
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which cell is dead
xylem cells
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define cell
it is the building unit of the living organism
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define tissue
it is a group of cells having the same structure and function
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define organ
it is a group of tissues grouped together to do a specific function
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define organ system
it is a group of organs grouped together to do a specific function
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how does a light microscope work [4]
-by a beam of light -focused by glass lenses -gives coloured images -has lower magnification
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how does an electronic microscope work [4]
- a beam of electrons is used -focused by electro-magnets -black and white images -higher magnification
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how is magnification calculated
image/ actual