Science (bio) Flashcards

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What is a cell

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The building blocks of all organisms.

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What is a stereo microscope

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Hase 2 ocular lenses and uses light reflected from the surface

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What is a light microscope

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uses light from a mirror or lamp to pass through the specimen. Specimen must be thin.

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Electron microscopes

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Use beams of tiny particles instead of light and are able to magnify up to a million times

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Whats a micrometer

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A one-thousandth or one-millionth of a millimeter

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What is feild of veiw

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The maximum area visible when looking through a microscope

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Who created the first microscope

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Zacharias Janssen

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What is the cell theory

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The discovery that plant cells are not just empty boxes and have even smaller structures inside.

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What are eukaryotik cells

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Cells containing membrane-bound organelles and are the basis for both unicellular and multicellular organisms.

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What are prokaryotic cells

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Do not have any membrane-bound organelles and are only part of unicellular organisms

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Difference between plant and animal and cells

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Plant celss have a cell wall and cell membrane, whereas animal cells have only cell membrane.

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Whats an organelle

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A subcellular stucture that only has one or more specific job

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What are fungal cells

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Organisms that can be made of just a single cell or many cells.They form into things such as yeast and mushrooms.

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Difference between multi and uni cellular organisms

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Multicellular means it has more than one cell in the organism, while unicellular is when there is inly one cell forming the organism.

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What is mitosis

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The division of a cell into 2 identical cells.

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red blood cells

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They transfer oxygen from your lungs, around your body and to the cells. Found in blood vessels

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white blood cells

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Part of the immune system and help fight off infections. Found in lymph nodes and blood vessels.

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Brown fat cells

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Produce heat for the body.

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White fat cells

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Found underneath the skin and store energya and help keep your body at a constant temperature

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Gaurd cells

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Found on the leaves and stems of plants. Open and close tiny pores that allow gasses needed to enter and unneeded gasses to leave

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Photosynthetic cells

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Found near the surface of the green parts of stems. Uses chlorophyll to trap the suns energy which is then used for photosynthesis

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Conducting cells

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Long thin tubes that transport food and water from the leaves to the roots and stems. Found in the roots and stems of plants.

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Structural cells

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acts as the skeleton of the palnt and the cell wall is thick ant strong to provide support. Found in the cell wall

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Root hairs

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Root hairs increase the surface area of the root for water intake. Found in the roots of plants.

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How are tissues made

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Similar speacilised cells work together to complete a specific task

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How are organs formed

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Tissues are organised into organs which containsatleast 2 different types of tissue working together to complete a specific task.

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How are organ systems formed

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When organs arrange into organs sytems. 2 or more different organs work together.

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Epithelial tissue

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Made up of cells that form surfaces over other organs. E.g; skin

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Connective tissue

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Supports and hold together other tissues in the body. E.g; fat, bone

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Muscle tissue

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A speacialised tissue that can contract, becoming shorter and fatter. E.g; upper arm/biceps

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Nerve tissue

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electrical signals are sent around the body which are controlled by nerve tissue.

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What does the heart do?

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The tissues work together to pump blood. The blood carries nutrients and oxygen to the cells

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What do the liver and pancreas do?

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Produce chemicals that help with digestion.

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volentary muscles (skeletal muscles)

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attached to the bones of your skeleton and are used for support

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involuntary muscles (smooth muscles)

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controls breathing and keeping food moving through your gut

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cardiac muscles

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uses mitochondria to provide a continuous supply of energy that allows the heart to beat.

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respiratory system

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gets oxygen from the air and into your body and gets ride of waste and carbon dioxide

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skeletal system

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your skeleton and muscles

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excretory system

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gets rid of waste from the body

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Nervous system

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Sends messages to and from your brain

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Reproductive system

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Creates and transports the speacialised cells necessary for reproduction.

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What do the stomach and small intestine do?

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Food goes through chemical changes so it can be used by the body

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Rectum

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Waste is stored until it us passed out if the body

44
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Large intestine does:

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Water is removed from the waste

45
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Xylem

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Carries water from the roots and are long thin tubes with strong walls

46
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Pholeum

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Carries glucose from the leaves to all the other plant parts

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Whats an example of a plant tissue

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Vascular tissue: allows materials to be transported around plants and contains 2 types of cells

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Plant organs include ________

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Roots, stems, leaves.