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1
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What is the equation for magnification?

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Eye piece lens x Objective lens

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What are some of the risks of the cheek cell experiment?

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Glass, disinfectant, stain, microscope, cotton bud

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Describe the process of the cheek cell experiment

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Sterile cotton bud inside cheek, smear over a slide, stain, cover slip at 90 degrees, under microscope

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Give advantages of a light microscope

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Portable, living or dead, inexpensive, simple sample preperation

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Give disadvantages of a light microscope

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Specifics cant be seen

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Maximum magnification and resolution of a light microscope?

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X2000 and 200nm

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Slide prep process?

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Sample on glass slide, methylene blue stain added, cover slip is put on at 90 degrees

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What are the different types of electron microscope?

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Transmisson em, scanning em

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Disadvantages of an electron microscope?

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Expensive, complex sample prep, vacuum required, dead

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Advantages of an electron microscope?

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High magnification and resolution, more can be seen

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10
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Maximum magnification and resolution?

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Magnification- X500,00 Resolution- tem, 0.5nm. Sem, 3-1-nm

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What is the function of a plasma membrane?

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Regulate transport, selectively permeable

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Function of the cytoplasm?

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Cell shape, store chemicals needed for metabolic reactions

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13
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Function of the nucelus?

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Controls activity, genetic material chromatin and proteins

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Function of the nucleolus?

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Synthesis RNA and ribosomes

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Function of the RER?

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Site of protein synthesis, transportation

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Function of the SER?

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Synthesis and storage of lipids and carbohydrates

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17
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Function of the golgi body?

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Recieves proteins and modifies them

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18
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Function of the vesicles?

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Transportation

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19
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Function of lysosomes?

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Breaks down waste material

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Function of ribosomes?

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Protein synthesis

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21
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Function of mitochondria?

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Aerobic respiration

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22
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Function of centrosomes?

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Form spindle fibres during cell division

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23
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What is the process of protein synthesis?

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Instructions are transcribed from DNA to mRNA, mRNA leave the nucleus via pores, Vesicles transport to golgi body, modification, fusion with the cell surface membrane

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24
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Are pro or Euk small or big?

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Pro- small euk- big

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25
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What are pro made up of?

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Peptidoglycogen

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What are euk made up of?

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Cellulose

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27
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Are pro or Euk made up of membrane bound organelles?

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Euk

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28
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Dna structure of pro?

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Free floating

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29
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Dna structure of euk?

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Held in the nucelus

30
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Size of ribosomes in euk?

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80s

31
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Size of ribosomes in pro?

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70s

32
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are chloroplasts present in pro or euk?

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euk

33
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Are mitrochondria present in pro or euk?

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Euk

34
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are golgi, lysosomes, er present in pro or euk?

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euk

35
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are slime capsule of flagella present in pro or euk?

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pro

36
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is the cyptoplasm present in pro or euk?

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both

37
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Describe some functions of neutrophils

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Initial response to infection, phagocytosis, medidate inflamation

38
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Describe the functions of monocytes

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Fighting infection, immune response regulation, wound healing

39
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Describe the functions of eosinophils

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Protection against pathogens, allergic reactions, cell response

40
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Describe the functions of lymphocytes

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Prodction of antibodies, immune response regulation, memory cells

41
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Describe the functions of basophils

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Immune response, allergic reaction, blood flow

42
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Mast cells function?

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alert system, allergic reaction, immune response

43
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Describe the first step in the process of phagocytosis

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Detection- forgein antibodies bind to the receptors on the cell surface of phagocytes

44
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Describe the second step in the process of phagocytosis

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Engulfing- phagocyte moves towards the pathogen. Cytoplasm surronds the pathogen and is engulfed. Sealed into a phagosome inside the cytoplasm

45
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Describe the third step in the process of phagocytosis

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Lysosomes- contain proteolytic enzymes. Fuse with phagosome and release these enzymes, this breaks down the pathogen

46
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Describe how antibodies work

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Produced by lympocytes, bind to antigens which contain pathogen and attack them

47
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Virus- what karyotic?

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Akayrotic

48
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Bacteria- what kayrotic?

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Porkayrotic

49
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Fungi- what kayrotic?

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Eukayrotic

50
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Protoctista- what kayrotic?

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Eukayrotic

51
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Disease caused by viruses?

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Common cold, flu, covid, hiv

52
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Disease caused by bacteria?

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Salmonella, tb, ecoli, strep

53
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Disease caused by fungi?

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Athletes foot

54
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Disease caused by protoctista?

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Malaria

55
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What are some methods of transmission?

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Direct or social contact, airbone, contaminated food, bodily fluids

56
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Define the term endemic

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When an infectious disease is always present in an area

57
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Define the term epidemic

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A sudden outbreak of disease

58
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Define the term pandemic

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If a disease spreads across a large area

59
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How can transmission be reduced?

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Travel restrictions, PPE, immunisation

60
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What is antibiotic resistance?

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A drug doesnt have an affect on killing bacteria

61
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What causes antibiotic resistance?

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Defnese, poor infection control, overuse, agriculture

62
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What are the problems with antibiotic resistance?

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Difficulty treating, allergies to alternatives

63
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What are the problems with making new antibiotics?

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Expensive, time consuming, high demand, waste, guidelines

64
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How can antibiotic resistance be reduced?

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New antibiotics, only perscribing when needed, improved sanitsation, educating doctors

65
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Gram positive bacteria

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Purple stain, peptidoglycon, periplasmic space, plasma membrane, cytoplasm, thick cell wall, penicillin kills

66
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Gram negative bacteria

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Pink/red stain, lipopolysachoride outer membrane, periplasmic space, peptidoglycon, periplasmic space, plasma membrane

67
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What is vaccination?

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Injecting a specific type of dead or weakened pathogen into someone.

68
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How does vaccination work?

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Injection stimulates immune response, memory cell production occurs

69
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What is active immunity?

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The body makes its own antibodies

70
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What is passive immunity?

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Given ready made antibodies naturally

71
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Vaccination progamme in the uk?

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Age appropriate, cares for the vunnerable

72
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What makes a vaccination programme sucessful?

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If it creates herd immunity

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