What do nerve cells do?
Carry messages quickly and efficently around the body
What do red blood cells do?
oxygen couriers and removes carbon dioxide
What do loose connective tissue fibroblasts do?
Build and maintain tissue framework and helps repair damage
What do bone tissues with osteocytes do?
mineral storage,strength support and kepps bone alive healthy and adaptive
What do striated muscle cells do?
Contract quickly and strongly under voluntary movement
What do intestinal epithelial cells do?
protects the bodys internal enviorment and soak up nutrients
what do fat (adipose) cells do?
give instulation,cushioning and an energy reserver
what do smooth muscles do?
control slow,steady and voluntary movements
What is the flow chart of the hierarchy of cells?
cells>tissue>organ>system>body (organism)
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Plant and animal cells9
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Specialisation9
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Nutrition and food tests8
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Biological molecules8
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Enzymes,the lock and key theory and enzymes in action12
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Enzyme temperatures, ph,concentration and inhibitors22
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mock test (20th october 2025)31
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steps for preparing a temperary onion slide7
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how to prepare an animal cell slide4
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compensation point3
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leaf structure9
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breathing and respiration17
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photosynthesis3
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testing a leaf for starch4
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show that oxygen is realeased during photosynthesis5
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gcse mock 20th october real flashcards161
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real good flashcards110
