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1
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give the function of the cell wall

A

supports and strengthens the cell

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2
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give the function of the cell membrane

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controls what enters and leaves the cell

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3
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give the function of the cytoplasm

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location of many chemical reactions

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4
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give the function of mitochondria

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location of aerobic respiration

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5
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give the function of chloroplasts

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location of photosynthesis

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6
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give the function of the vacuole

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water storage

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7
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give the function of ribosomes

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area where proteins are produced

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8
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give the function of plasmids

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contains genes to help cell function

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9
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give the function of the nucleus

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control activities of the cell

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10
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what is the independent variable?

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variable that is being controlled or changed

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11
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what structure of a fungi cell is not present in animal cells?

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centrosomes

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12
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where are the salivary glands located?

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just under the mouth

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13
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what is the function of the liver?

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to form urea and detoxify toxins
form bile
react lactic acid with oxygen to form glucose

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14
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what is urea?

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waste product of excess amino acids and proteins

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15
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what is the function of the gallbladder?

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store bile

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16
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where in the body is protein digested?

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stomach

17
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what test measures for proteins?

A

biuret reagent

18
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what test measures for sugar?

A

benedicts test

19
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what test measures for starch?

A

iodine test

20
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name a difference between the electron microscope and the light microscope

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electron microscope has higher resolution and zoom

21
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what are the functions of roots?

A

anchor plant
absorb water and nutrients
store food

22
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define diffusion

A

movement of molecules down a concentration gradient

23
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define active transport

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movement of molecules up a concentration gradient

24
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define osmosis

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movement of molecules through a membrane up a concentration gradient

25
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define meiosis

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cell division-4 daughter cells with half the parent chromosomes

26
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define mitosis

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cell division- 2 daughter cells with full chromosomes of the parent cell

27
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define differentiation

A

the process where cells acquire specialised features

28
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define transpiration

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the process of diffusion and evaporation from leaves

29
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define translocation

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movement of sugar produced in photosynthesis to all other parts of the plant

30
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what is the transpiration stream?

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flow of water through the xylem from roots to leaves

31
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what is the function of stomata?

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allow gases to diffuse in and out of the leaf

32
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what is the function of alveoli?

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gas exchange in the lungs

33
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how have alveoli adapted for absorption?

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high numbers for increased surface area
thin walls for easier diffusion

34
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what is the function of villi?

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absorption of nutrients in the small intestine

35
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how have villi adapted for absorption?

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one cell thick for easier diffusion
curves for larger surface area

36
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what are monoclonal antibodies?

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an antibody produced by a clone of cells