Producing New Cells and Control & Communication Flashcards

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1
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cell division is controlled by:

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nucleus

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2
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Three distinct region of the brain:

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  • Cerebrum
  • Cerebellum
  • Medulla
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3
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Responsible for controlling balance and co-ordination

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Cerebellum

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4
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Enables conscious thoughts and memory

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Cerebrum

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5
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Controls breathing and heart rates

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Medulla

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6
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The Nervous system:

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  • brain
  • spinal cord
  • nerves
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7
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The Central nervous system:

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  • Brain

- Spinal Cord

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8
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What does nerves uses to send messages from one part of the nervous system to another

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-Electrical impulses

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9
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Stimuli - Receptors:

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Sensory neuron

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10
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Motor Neuron - Effectors:

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Responses

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11
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Reflex actions are:

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rapid, involuntary responses to stimuli that indicate the body could be in danger.

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12
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gaps between neurons where chemicals are released:

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Synapses

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13
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Chemical messengers release directly into the bloodstream by:

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endocrine

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14
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Chemical messengers that are released directly into the bloodstream are called

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Hormones

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15
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If mitosis becomes uncontrolled this can lead to:

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the formation of cancer cells and tumours

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16
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Adults tissue stem cells can only:

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produce a few different cell types

example: bone marrow

17
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Cells are different in appearance and :

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function due to having become specialised.

18
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Guard Cell:

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Function: Allows gases in and out of leaves

Adaptation: cells change shape due to water content that controls pore size

19
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Neuron

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Function: deliver electrical impulses

Adaptation: long and thin with many projections to allow communication with other neurons

20
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Red blood cells

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Function: carries oxygen around the body

adaptation: large surface area and no nucleus to carry more haemoglobin that binds oxygen

21
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root hair cell

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function: absorbs water
adaptation: large extensions to increase surface area