Scince Bio Quiz Flashcards

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Cell theory

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  1. All living things are made up of one or more cells
  2. The cell is the simplest form of life
  3. All cells come from other living cells
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Prokaryotes

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-simplest living things
-single celled
-lack of nucleus (no true nucleus)
-eg. archaea and bacteria

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Eukaryotes

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-more complex organisms
-complex systems, organized
-have a well defined nucleus
-eg. plants, humans, animals, etc.

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Cytoplasm

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-suspends all organelles
-mostly made up of water
-can turn into jelly form if not enough water present

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Cell membrane

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-flexible, double layered
-supports the cell
-semi permeable-> allows certain substances to go in and out like water

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Nucleus

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-spherical structure
-brain of the cell-> control the cell
-contains the DNA

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Mitochondria

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-powerhouse of the cell
-makes energy/ cellular respiration (glucose +oxygen -> CO2+water+energy)

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ER

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-3D tube network
-transports materials through the cell
-dots on it called ribosomes (where protein is made)
-dot = rough ER | non-dot = smooth ER

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Golgi body

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-looks like a stack of flattened pancakes
-collects materials to be removed from the cell
-secretes mucus

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Vacuoles

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-enclosed compartment containing water and materials
-plant-> storage, makes turgid, 1 big one
-animals-> storage, very small

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Cell wall

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-found outside the cell membrane
-rigid but porous; made of cellulose
-provide support and protection
-only in plant cells

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Chloroplast

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-contains chlorophyll and gives leaves their green colour
-absorbed light energy to use in photosynthesis (6CO2+6H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6O2)

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Asexual reproduction

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-single celled organisms divide and only one parent is involved
-offspring is exacts genetic copy
-advantage-> can take over very quickly
-dis-all has same flaws so can be killed just as quick as produced

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Sexual reproduction

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-multicellular organisms dive and two parents are involved
-offspring inherits characteristics from both parents
-advantage-> can adapt to different situations
-dis-> need to find a partner which depending on the situation can be very hard

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Stages of mitosis

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-interphase
-prophase
-metaphase
-anaphase
-telophase
-cytokinesis

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Interphase

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the stage of the cell cycle that occurs before mitosis and prepares the cell for division. During this phase, the cell grows and DNA is replicated

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Prophase-separate DNA

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-DNA condenses and becomes visible under a light microscope as chromosomes
-duplicated chromosomes are called sister chromatids and held together by centrosome

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Metaphase - organize DNA

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-chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell through the help of spindle fibres
-makes one band

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Anaphase

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-Sister chromatids move away from the centre by spindle fibre attaching to the centromere
-chromatids now called daughter chromosomes
-makes two lines

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Telophase- makes new nucleus

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-daughter chromosomes stretch out and become thinner no longer visible
- new nuclear membrane forms around each group of daughter chromosomes
-two curved lines far apart

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Cytokinesis

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-final stage of mitosis
-cytoplasm divided producing two identical daughter cells
-in plant cells a plate forms between the two cells
-in animal cells the cell membrane is pinched in the middle to separate

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What is cancer?

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A disease caused by uncontrolled division of abnormal cells. Cancer cells are very rigid and oddly shaped. Unlike normal cells cancerous cells necrosis gene is damage meaning that mitosis continues uncontrollably. Meaning there is nothing stoping them from continually dividing. They will clump together making a cancerous tumour. If left for too long it can metastasize meaning that it will spilt off and continue infecting.

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Cell inhibition

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When cells multiply only until they touch another cell (no crowding)
-cancer cells do not show contact inhibition

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Tumor
A mass of cells that continues to grow and divide without any obvious function
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Benign tumors
Does not affect surrounding cells, does not spread, and can be removed easily. Nit dangerous (freckles)
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Malignant tumours
Interferes with the function of surrounding cells, often by invading nearby tissues (cancer)
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Metastasis
Sometimes, cells break away from the original cells malignant tumour, are transported somewhere else, and form new tumours
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Cause of cancer: genetic mutation
-occurs at random and the possibly of a mutilation is increased when more mitosis occurs
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Causes of cancer: heredity
-DNA passed down in a family may contain a cancerous mutation
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Causes of cancer: carcinogens
An environmental factor can cause cancer by interfering with the dna -eg. Smoking, drinking, toxins from mushrooms, etc.
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Causes of cancer: obesity
Increases the chances of aquireinh colon, kidney, breast, esophagus and endometrial cancer
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Cancer screening
-Pap test->takes a sample of cervical cells and check for cancer -blood test-> for prostate cancer and colon cancer -ABCd for moles-> asymmetrical shape, border irregularities, colour variance, diameter more that 6mm
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Imaging technologies: endoscopy
-used for colon cancer -instered into the colon through the rectum, oesophagus, or a small induction through the ribs
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Imaging technologies: x-ray radiation
-cancer in lungs and bones -mammogram-> specialized cray for breast tissue
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Imaging technologies: ultrasound
-ultra high frequency sound waves used to create a digital image -used for story tissue(heart liver etc.)
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Imaging technologies: CAT scans (computerized axil tomography)
-X-rays are taken from multiple angles -more detailed that if provided from X-ray scans
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Imaging technologies: MRI scan (magnetic resonance imaging)
Uses x ray equipment to form a 3D image of body parts