Microscopes and Cells 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyCells, tissues and organsGCSEAQA Created by: 2015irvineCreated on: 23-02-19 15:58 The type of microscope that allows us to see individual cells and large subcellular structures Light 1 of 17 The type of microscope that has a very high magnification and resolution and can see smaller things in more detail Electron 2 of 17 What type of cells are more complex cells? e.g.Animal and Plant Eukaryotic 3 of 17 What type of cells are smaller and more simple? e.g. Bacteria Prokaryotic 4 of 17 What are the different parts of a cell called? Subcellular structures 5 of 17 What subcellular structure contains genetic information and controls activities of the cell? Nucleus 6 of 17 What subcellular structure allows most aerobic respiration to take place? Mitochondria 7 of 17 What subcellular structure is where most chemical reactions happen? Cytoplasm 8 of 17 What subcellular structure is responsible for controlling what goes in and out of the cell? Cell Membrane 9 of 17 What subcellular structure makes the proteins in the cells? Ribosomes 10 of 17 What subcellular structure supports and strengthens the cell? Cell Wall 11 of 17 What subcellular structure does photosynthesis occur in? Chloroplasts 12 of 17 What subcellular structure contains cell sap? Permanent Vacuole 13 of 17 What subcellular structure are small rings of DNA? Plasmids 14 of 17 What subcellular structure allows the cell to move? Flagella 15 of 17 What subcellular structure beginning with the letter 'M' do bacteria cells not have? Mitochondria 16 of 17 What subcellular structure beginning with the letter 'C' do bacteria cells not have? Chloroplasts 17 of 17
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