IB Biology Cells & Cell Theory Flashcards

1
Q

What are the characteristics and functions of a cell?

A

metabolism
reproduction
sensitivity
homeostasis
excretion
nutrition
growth

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2
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Cells need to exchange materials with the environment in order to produce the chemical energy required for survival via ______________.

A

metabolism

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3
Q

How do you calculate magnification?

A

image size divided by actual size

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4
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Light microscopes have a ______ magnification and resolution.

A

lower

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5
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What type of specimens can light microscopes see?

A

living specimens

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6
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What do electron microscopes use electromagnets to focus on?

A

electrons

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7
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Electron microscopes have a ______ magnification and resolution.

A

higher

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8
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What kind of specimens can electron microscopes view?

A

dead specimans

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9
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What do cells form together to create?

A

tissues

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10
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What do cells form to create?

A

organs

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11
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What do organs form together to create?

A

organ and body systems

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12
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What is the name of the property that functions in multicellular organisms?

A

emergent properties

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13
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What does self-renewal mean in unspecialized cells?

A

self-renewal means that unspecialized cells can continuously divide and replicate

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14
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What does potency mean in unspecialized cells?

A

potency means that unspecialized cells have the capacity to differentiate

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15
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What is a totipotent stem cell?

A

a stem cell that can form any cell type and extra-embryonic tissue

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16
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What is a plunipotent stem cell?

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a stem cell that can form any cell type (e.g. embryonic stem cells)

17
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What is a multipotent stem cell?

A

a stem cell that can differentiate into closely related cell types

18
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What is a unipotent stem cell?

A

a stem cell that cannot differentiate, but is capable of self-renewal