topic 2-cells and control Flashcards

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what is mitosis

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when cells divide and it makes two identical cells

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2
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what is mitosis used for

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grow or replace cells and to reproduce

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3
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what’s the cell cycle in order

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interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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4
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what happens in the interphase

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it duplicates its DNA

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5
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what happens in prophase

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the membrane around the nucleus breaks down

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what happens in metaphase

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the chromosome line up in the centre of the cell

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what happens in anaphase

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spindle fibres pull the chromosomes to different ends

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8
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what happens at telophase

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membranes form around each chromosome

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9
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what is produced at the end of mitosis

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two daughter cells

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10
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what is cell differentiation

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where the cell changes to become specialised for its job

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what is cell division

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by mitosis

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12
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what is cell elongation

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the plant cell expands making the plant grow

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13
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how is cancer caused

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where the cells divide by mitosis uncontrollably

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14
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what chart is used to monitor growth

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percentile charts

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15
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what are stem cells

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cells that can differentiate into different types of cells

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where are stem cells found (children)

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human embryos

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where are stem cells found (adults)

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bone marrow

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18
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what are meristems

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the only cells in a plant that divide by mitosis

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give one disadvantage of using stem cells in medicine

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tumour development because the cells can divide rlly quick

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20
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what makes up the central nervous system (CNS)

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the brain and spinal cord

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what does the spinal cord do

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relays information between the brain and the rest of the body

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what are the 3 main parts in the brain

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cerebrum, cerebellum, medulla oblongata

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what does the cerebrum control

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memory, language, movement

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what does the cerebellum responsible for

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muscle coordination and balance

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what’s the medulla oblongata for
controls breathing and heart rate
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what are the two scanners used to investigate brain function
CT, PET
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what does the CT scanner show
the main structures but not the functions
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what do PET scanners show
the structure and function of the brain
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why is treating the central nervous system so tricky
because it’s hard to access and dangerous
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what is the nervous system made up of
neurones
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what does the CNS coordinate
a response
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what detects the stimulus
sensory receptors
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how is the stimulus info converted
stimulus, receptor, sensory neurone, CNS, motor neurone, effector, response
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what is reaction time
the time it takes to react to a stimulus
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what are the three neurones
sensory, motor, relay
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what is a synapse
the connection between two neurones
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what do reflexes do
prevent injury
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what does the cornea refract
light into the eye
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what does the iris do
control how much light enters the pupil
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what does the lens do
refracts light into the retina
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what does the retina do
they detect light
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what do rods do
sensitive to dim lights but can’t sense colour
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what are cones
they r sensitive to different colours but can’t sense dim lights
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long sighted is
when someone can’t focus on near objects coz there eye is to short
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short sighted is
when someone is unable to focus on distant objects coz the eye is to long
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what is colour blindness
when someone can’t tell the difference between certain colours
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what is a cataract
a cloudy patch on the lens which stops light from entering the eye
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how can you treat cataracts
replace the whole eye w an artificial one
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how do you treat colour blindness
you can’t, cone cels can’t be replaced