bio Flashcards

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2 structural feature found in plant cell and not animal cell.

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Permanent vacuole, cell wall, chloroplast.

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2 structural features found in animal cell and not plant cell

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cilia, centriole

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Cellular differentiation

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A cell becomes specialized when it’s structure is altered. This cell enables a cell to perform a particular function.

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Prokaryotic cell

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Prokaryotic cells are simple, unicellular organisms that lack a true nucleus and membrane-bound organelles. Example: Bacteria, Cyanobacteria.

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Eukaryotic cell

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EUKARYOTIC CELLS (PLANT & ANIMAL CELL they have a True nucleus, Membrane-bound organelles.

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why is plasmids imp if its not essential for survival?

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carry special genes, imp for genetic engineering.

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Electron microscope

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uses electron beams for high resolution and magnification.

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Light microscope

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It uses visible light and glass lenses for lower magnification.

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cons of light microscope

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Limited resolution, low magnification

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pros of light microscope

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cheap, produces colored images, doesn’t needs specimens to be alive

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Pros of electron microscope

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gives 3D image , detailed view.

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Cons of electron microscope

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Expensive, specimens need to be dead, training and skill needed, complex staining required, 500000 magnification.

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Magnification

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how much larger and image is.

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Resolution

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How much clearer an image is.

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( PN tripple M)

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pico m, naco m, micro m, milli m, metre. big to small= x 1000. small to big= divided by 1000

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what happens to zona pellucida after fertilization?

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After fertilisation, the zona pellucida hardens due to the cortical reaction, preventing other sperm from entering. Later it breaks down so the embryo can implant in the uterus.

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why is there lysosome in nutrophil?

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Neutrophils surround and swallow the pathogen. Lysosomes then join with it and release enzymes that break the pathogen down and kill it.

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why heart is called organ

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its made up of tissues, and performs a particular function.

19
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Identify the type of dietary nutrient that may contribute to the development
of fatty plaques in the walls of arteries.

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saturated fats

20
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Chloroplast is a type of ——-found in plant cell

21
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what are the two structures inside mitochondria and chloroplast that helps chemical reactions to take place?

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Large S.A, Folded membranes, Fluid filled space, Ribosomes, enzymes.

22
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Describe two features of Gram‐positive bacterial cell walls that cause the bacteria
to appear violet/purple.

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Gram-positive bacteria have a very thick peptidoglycan cell wall, which traps the crystal violet dye during Gram staining. and, Without an outer lipid membrane, the crystal violet–iodine complex is not washed out during the alcohol wash, so the cells remain violet/purple.

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What do ciliated cells do?

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It traps sticky mucus produced by nearby goblet cells, it sweeps the mucus towards the throat (making Mexican wave), Then it moves the mucus up to the throat where its swallowed and is eliminated by stomach acids.

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Goblet cells

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Specialized cells that secrete mucus

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how is goblet cell helpful?
it helps lubricate the lining of the organs.
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Adv of mucus?
Helps prevent infection, Traps dust, particles, bacteria, protects epithelial cells from damage, keeps surfaces moist and lubricated.
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dis-adv of mucus?
Too much mucus can block airways, Cause breathing difficulties, Can trap pathogens if not removed properly, can interfere with gas exchange, Can cause infection.
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where is cilia lined up?
bronchi, bronchioles, trachea, (oviduct) /fallopian tubes, nasal passage.
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how proteins leave the cell?
RER→ transport vesicles→ Golgi apparatus -- transport vesicles→ plasma membrane
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how small substances/enzyme leave the cell?
They just diffuse out through membrane.
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name the organelle only found in plant cell.
amyloplast
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an organelle only found in animal cell?
lysosome
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Limitations of electron microscope.
Specimens must be viewed in a vacuum, so living cells cannot be observed Sample preparation is complex and may damage the specimen Images are black and white (not natural colour) Equipment is very expensive Requires skilled operators
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limitation of light microscope.
Lower resolution – cannot see very small structures (e.g. ribosomes, membranes clearly) Limited magnification compared to electron microscopes Fine details inside cells may not be visible Some structures require staining to be seen clearly
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The two main ions involved in maintaining the resting potential
Sodium ions (Na⁺) Potassium ions (K⁺)
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Smooth muscles
squashed, non striated, non voluntary
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skeletal muscle
striated , voluntary
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cardiac muscle
branches type, in voluntary, striated.
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