Cell Structure and Transport 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyDNA and inheritanceCells, tissues and organsGCSEAll boards Created by: VeronikaAnaCreated on: 23-02-23 13:29 What does DNA stand for? Deoxyribonucleic acid 1 of 27 What gender is XY Male 2 of 27 What gender is ** Female 3 of 27 What gender is XXY Both 4 of 27 What 2 types of variation are there Continuous and discontinuous 5 of 27 What 2 microscopes have we been looking at Electron an Light 6 of 27 What is Magnification on a microscope How large an image is 7 of 27 What is Resolution on a microscope The minimum distance between 2 objects where they can still be seen as two objects 8 of 27 What is a light microscopes resolution 200 nm 9 of 27 What is a light microscopes magnification x1500 10 of 27 What is a Electron microscopes resolution 0.2nm 11 of 27 What is a Electron microscopes magnification x 1 million 12 of 27 What is there in an animal cell Nucleus Cell membrane Cytoplasm Ribosomes Mitochondria 13 of 27 Whats in a plant cell Nucleus Cell membrane Cytoplasm Ribosomes Mitochondria Vacuole Cell wall Chloroplasts 14 of 27 What does the nucleus do? It contains DNA 15 of 27 What does the Mitochondria do? Releases Energy 16 of 27 What do the Ribosomes do? Make proteins : endoplasmic reticulum 17 of 27 What does the Cell membrane do? Controls what goes in/out of the cell 18 of 27 What does a Vacuole do? It is for storage and to maintain shape 19 of 27 What does the cell wall do? It keeps the structure of the plant 20 of 27 What do the chloroplasts do? They create chlorophyll 21 of 27 Bacteria Prokaryotic 22 of 27 Yeast Eukaryotic 23 of 27 How does Yeast reproduce Asexual Budding 24 of 27 How does Bacteria reproduce? Binary Fission 25 of 27 What is diffusion? It is the net movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration (Concentration Gradient) It doesn't need energy 26 of 27 Where does diffusion happen? Gases and Liquids 27 of 27
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