Topic 1 - Key Concepts In Biology (Cells) Flashcards

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State 5 subcellular structures that both plant and animal cells have

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Nucleus, Cell Membrane, Mitochondria, Ribosome, Cytoplasm

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2
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Which subcellular structure contains the genetic information

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Nucleus

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3
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Which subcellular structure controls what enters and leaves the cell

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Cell Membrane

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4
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Which subcellular structure is the site of respiration

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Mitochondria

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5
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Which subcellular structure is the site of protein synthesis

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Ribosomes

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What is the jelly-like substance where most of the cell’s activities take place

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Cytoplasm

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7
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State three subcellular structures found in plant cells but not animal cells

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Chloroplasts, Cell Wall, Permanent Vacuole

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8
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Which plant subcellular structure contains cell sap and helps keep the cell firm and rigid

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Permanent Vacuole

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9
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Which plant subcellular structure contains chlorophyll

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Chloroplasts

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10
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Which plant subcellular structure is made of cellulose and supports the cell

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Cell Wall

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11
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What is a prokaryotic cell

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A cell without a nucleus

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12
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What is a eukaryotic cell

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A cell with a nucleus

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13
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State 5 subcellular structures found in a bacterium cell

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Chromosomal DNA, Plasmid DNA, Cell Membrane, Ribosomes, Flagellum

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14
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How are small intestine cells adapted for absorption

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Outer membrane folded to form microvilli

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15
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How is the human egg cell adapted for reproduction

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Haploid nucleus, the cell membrane becomes hard after fertilization, to stop other sperm entering, cytoplasm packed with nutrients

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16
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How is the human sperm cell adapted for fertilization

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Haploid nucleus, acrosome vacuole in the head contains enzymes to break egg cytoplasm, a large number of mitochondria to release energy for the tail, tail allows sperm to swim

17
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How are ciliated cells adapted for their function

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Have strands that contract and wave to move substances

18
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How is electron microscopy different to light microscopy

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Electron uses a beam of electrons not light, has greater magnification and resolution

19
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What is the order of magnitudes for the Milli, micro, nano, and pico

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10¬3, 10¬6, 10¬9, 10¬12