Gcse Biology Flashcards

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1
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What does the cell membrane do?

A

Controls what enters and leaves the cell

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2
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What do ribosomes do?

A

Site of protein synthesis

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3
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What do the mitocondria do

A

Site of respiratation(release of energy from food)

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4
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What do the cytoplasm do?

A

Site of chemical reactions

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5
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What does the nucleus do?

A

Controls the cell
Contains the genetic information called DNA

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6
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What does the cellulose cell wall do?

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Outer layer-gives the cell strength and support

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7
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What does the large permanent vacuole do?

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Stores cell sap

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8
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What do chloroplasts do?

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Contains chlorophyll, site of photosynthesis

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9
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What are the 8 parts of a microscope?

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Eye piece lens
Objective lens
Clips
Stage
Coarse and fine focus wheel
Light source
Base

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10
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How much power is each lens

A

Eye piece- x10
Objective lens-x10(low power), X20(medium power),X40(high power)

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11
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How do you calculate total magnification?

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Total magnification = eyepiece lensX objective lens

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12
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Define resolution

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Resolution is the ability to distinguish between two separate points in an image

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13
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Define magnification

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Magnification is how much bigger an image is compared to its actual size.

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14
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What type of microscope could be used for viewing for small organelles

A

Electron microscope

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15
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How are spell cells adapted for their function?

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Stream line head and tail
Lots of mitochondria supply energy

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16
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How are nerve cells adapted for their function

A

Axon is long
Had lots of mitochondria

17
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How are muscle cells adapted for their function

A

Special proteins slide over each other causing muscle to contact
Lots of mitochondria

18
Q

How are Root hairs cells adapted for their function

A

Large surface area
Lots of mitocondria to provide energy for respiration

19
Q

Function of sperm cells

A

Fertilise egg cell during sexual reproduction

20
Q

Function of nerve cells

A

Transmittes electrical impules

21
Q

How to convert mm to um

A

X1000

22
Q

Convert 35mm to um

A

X1000, so 35,000um