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what is a cell?

A

basic unit of living material

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2
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what are tissues?

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groups of cells joint together to carry out a particular task

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3
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what is an organ?

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a collection of tissues joined together to carry out a specific function

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4
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what is an electron microscope?

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a powerful microscope needed to see inside cells

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5
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what is a photomicrograph?

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a photograph taken of an object magnified using a microscope

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6
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what is an organelle?

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tiny body inside a cell

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7
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what is protoplasm?

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refers to anything inside cell boundary

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8
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what is cytoplasm?

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refers to anything inside cell boundary and outside nucleus

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9
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what is a nucleus?

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the central part of the cell which is enclosed in a membrane and it contains genetic material

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10
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what is metabolism?

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sum of all chemical reactions that involves using or releasing energy from chemical substances

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11
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what is the chromatin network?

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dark tangled mass seen in nucleus of resting cell

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12
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what is ribonucleic acid?

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nucleic acid found in both cell and nucleus which is responsible for manufacture of cell proteins

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13
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what are chromosomes?

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long threads of DNA and protein seen in a dividing cell which contains genetic material

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14
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what is deoxyribonucleic acid?

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nucleic acid found only in chromatin network and chromosomes

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15
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what are centrioles?

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organelles that play an important part in spindle formation during cell division

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16
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what are mitochondria?

A

rod-shaped bodies scattered in cytoplasm concerned with energy release

17
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what are Cristae?

A

folds of inner layer of mitochondrial membrane

18
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what does ATP stand for?

A

adenosinetriphosphate

19
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what does ADP stand for?

A

adenosinediphosphate

20
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what is ATP?

A

chemical in mitochondria capable of trapping and storing energy to supply cell when its needed

21
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what is ADP?

A

chemical left over after ATP has released its stored energy to do work

22
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what is diffusion?

A

passage of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration

23
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what is osmosis?

A

passage of water molecules from a region of high concentration of water molecules to one of low concentration through a partially permeable membrane

24
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where does arterial blood flow?

A

from heart and is usually dark red oxygenated blood

25
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what is venous blood?

A

flows towards heart and is usually dark red deoxygenated blood

26
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what is collagen?

A

structural protein in the form of fibres for extra strength

27
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what does the CNS consist of?

A

brain and spinal cord

28
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what is the autonomic NS?

A

part of NS and responsible for controlling internal organs

29
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what are antagonistic muscles?

A

1 muscle or sheet of muscles contracts while the opposing muscle or sheet relaxes

30
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what is homeostasis?

A

the process of maintaining a constant internal environment despite changing circumstances

31
Q

what is myelin?

A

an insulating sheath around many nerve fibres formed of proteins and phospholipids which increases the speed of nerve conduction

32
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what is catabolism?

A

breaking down of molecules into smaller units releasing energy

33
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what Is anabolism?

A

building up of complex molecules using the energy released in catabolism