what is cell theory
all cells come from pre-existing cells
what cell cycle is the action of a cell dividing into two exact copies
mitosis
what tumours are considered non cancerous
binign
what tumours are considered cancerous
malingant
what do the small intestines do
absorbs nutrients from the food we eat
how do the small intestines absorb the food we eat
vast surface area and villi
what are capillaries
the blood vessels that connect the arteries and veins
what organ pumps blood into the body and lungs
heart
what system is responsible for gas exchange
the respitory system
centriole func
releases spindle fibres and helps with mitosis/controls chromosomes
cell wall func
structure of plant cell
chloroplast func
does photosynthesis, holds chlorophyll, makes plant green
mitochondria
converts energy from nutrients to energy that the body/cell can use
chromosome func
contains genes/genetic info
golgi bodies
packages protein and sends it off for the cell
vacuole
storages water, waste and nutrients
cell membrane
controls what enters/comes into the cell (water)
endoplasmic reticulumn
transports nutrients throughout the cell/holds proteins
nucleus
holds DNA and controls all of cells activity
name three differences between plant and animal cells
large vacuole, chloroplast and cell wall in plant cell
what is bile
the digestive fluid that breaks down fats in food, found in the gallbladder but produced by the liver
what does the liver do
produces bile, neutralizes acids from stomach and regulates blood glucose
what do lungs do
gas exchange
what is alveoli
small sacs at the end of bronchides, where gas exchange occurs