Paper 1 biology Flashcards
Difference between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells
Pro- DNA in plasmids
Eu- DNA in nucleus
Adaptations of nerve cell (2)
Long axon impulse to one another using chemicals, lots of dendrites
2 aspects of sieve plates
allow food and water to pass
kept alive by companion cells
What are xylem walls made for and why is it good
Lignin, strong
Copy cells for? (3)
Growth, repair, reproduction
1.What happens in replication? (1)
organelles and chromosomes copied
- What happens in mitosis?(2)
Contents rearranged, chromosomes pulled to each end.
What does the embryo have in therapeutic cloning?
same genes as patient
What is a hypertonic solution
solution with higher concentration of solutes than cell
What is the name for plant cells when they receive too much water so the plant wilts?
flaccid
2 adaptations of root hair cell
large SA, mitochondria for active transport
where does energy for active transport come from?
respiration in mitochondria
Muscular tissue for?
movement
Epithelial tissue for?
protection
Glandular tissue for?
secreting enzymes
2 things diffusion is for in animals?
gas exchange in cells
removal of urea
high surface area to volume ratio=?
increased diffusion
What are starch, proteins and lipids needed for?
Starch- energy
Proteins- growth/repair
Lipids- energy and insulation
How is the oesophagus adapted?
stretchy and muscular
2 things stomach has?
acid- kills bacteria
mucus- protects lining
what does the large intestine have?
millions of bacteria break down undigested food
Test for glucose?
benedict’s with heat
What can change one molecule into another?
Enzymes
Where is amylase, protease and lipase found?
Amylase- Salivary glands, pancreas and small intestine
Protease- Stomach, pancreas and small intestine
Lipase- Pancreas and small intestine
What state is plasmid
liquid
shape of RBCs?
biconcave
3 features of veins
thin walls
large lumen
valves
3 features of arteries
thick walls
thick muscular tissue
small lumen
what do capillaries do?
allow diffusion of substances from blood to cells or back
double circulatory features?
deoxygenated and oxygenated
what do statins help do?
reduce cholesterol
why can a bypass help
extra capacity to deliver oxygen
translocation
movement of sugar in plants
transpiration
loss of water through stomata