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1
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give the term applied to a group of similar cells that carry out the same function

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tissue

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2
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give one example of a tissue from each of the following organism

a) plant
b) human

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a) mesophyll, epidermis, xylem, phoem

b) blood, muscle, nervous

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3
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give the meaning of the term organ

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a group of tissues working together

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4
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Give one example of an organ from each of the following organisms

a) plant
b) human

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a) leaf, stem, root, flower, fruit

b) brain, heart, kidney

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5
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give the meaning of the term system

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a group of organs working together

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6
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name the two different human body system

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nervous, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, excretory, reproductive, skeletal

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7
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give the term applied to replicated chromosome

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diploid

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8
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give the term applied to replicated chromosomes before they separate during mitosis

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chromatids

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9
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describe the role of the spindle fires during mitosis

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attachment of chromatids; separation of chromatids

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10
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explain what it is meant by the term ‘specialised’ as applied to cells

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modified/developed for a specific function/differential

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11
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give two properties of stem cells

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can self-renew

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12
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give two types of human cell which can be formed when a stem cell specialise

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red blood cells?lymphocyte/phagocyte/neuron/muscle cell

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13
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describe what happens to a chromosomes of a cell before mitosis takes place

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their DNA and chromatids are formed

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14
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explain the importance of maintaining the diploid chromosome complement following mitosis

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so there daughter cells are genetically identical to the parent cell/have all the genetic information needed to carry out all their activities

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15
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a stem cell has the potential to become different types of cells.
explain the meaning of this statement

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they have the ability to differentiate and become specialised for a specif function

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16
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describe a hierarchy of organisms in the human body

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basic unit is the cell
similar cells from tissue
groups of tissues make up organs
organs working together make up systems

17
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describe the events of mitosis in a diploid body cell

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chromosomes replicate to form pairs of chromatids
spindle forms
chromosome lines up on the equator of the spindle
pair of chromatids move apart

18
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explain the importance of mitosis to a multicellular organisms

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provides new cells for growth of organism
provides new cells for repair of damaged parts
maintains the diploid chromosome complement

19
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describe the changes to a human stem cell that result in the production of a red blood cell

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