Biology Gcse Paper 1

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Types of eukaryotic cells

plant and animal

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type of prokarytoic cell

bacteria

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whats the tail in a bacteria cell called

flagella

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what do ribosomes do

protein symphasis

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what goes in and out of the cell

cell membrane

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are prokaryotic cells unicelluar or multicelluar

unicellular

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do prokarytoci cells have a cell wall

yes

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where is DNA stored in a prokarytoic cell (give 2 exps)

circular single strand of DNA and plasmids

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in a circular single strand of DNA they contain info they need to…(2)

survive and reproduce

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what contains aerobic respiration

mitochondria

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which is cheaper light microscopes or electron microscopes

light microscopes

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which have a higher resolution microscopes or electron microscopes

electron microscopes

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what do chloroplasts contain

chlorophyll

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is binary fission the same as mitosis or meiosis

no

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eukaryotic or prokaryotic binary fission

prokaryotic

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eukaryotic or prokaryotic mitosis and meiosis

eukaryotic

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when one bacteria cell divides into two

binary fission

<p>binary fission</p>
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where a bacteria cell can undergo binary fission it has to do 2 main things which are..

grown and replicate genetic material

<p>grown and replicate genetic material</p>
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when genetic material replicated (prokaryotic durning binary fission) the material will…

seperate

<p>seperate</p>
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(binary fission) when ready to divide it produces a new…in the middle where they pull apart

cell wall

<p>cell wall</p>
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does binary fission take long?

no

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a bacterial cell has a mean division time of 30 minutes.How many cells would it produce after 3hrs? and how many rounds of division

6 rounds and 64cells (1×2^6)

<p>6 rounds and 64cells (1×2^6)</p>
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what does the mean division time depends on (2)

species and conditions

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best conditions for bacteria growth (3)

moist,warm,plenty of nutrients

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a new supply of cells is needed for (3)

growth,repair,development

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how many pairs of chromosones do humans have

23

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eukaryotic cells have a very large number or cells. have to be able to divide

cell cycle

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DNA replicates to form copes of each chromosome,grows and copies its internal structure (mitochondria and ribosomes) what stage of the cell cycle is this

first stage

<p>first stage</p>
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in the secound stage of the cell cycle what takes place

mitosis

<p>mitosis</p>
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one set of chromosones is being pulled to each end of the cell,nucleus divides what stage of cell cycle

2 stage

<p>2 stage</p>
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cytoplasm and cell membrane divide to make identical cells what stage of the cell cycle is this

final stage

<p>final stage</p>
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mitosis is essential for _____ and ________of multicelluar organisms (plant/animal)

growth and development

<p>growth and development</p>
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when does mitosis take place

when an organism repairs itself (broken bone heals)

<p>when an organism repairs itself (broken bone heals)</p>
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what does PMAT stand for

prophase metaphase anaphase telophase

<p>prophase metaphase anaphase telophase</p>
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the beginning stage of mitosis the nucelus is still there chromsones are condesing (thick and visible)

prophase

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middle, chromosones line up in the middle of the cell nucleus dissambled so longer there

metaphase

<p>metaphase</p>
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awaay,chromosones move away opposites sides of the cell

anaphase

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chromosones at complete opposites ends two nuclei form on opposite ends

telophase

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final seperation into two cells by spliting the cytoplasm

cytokinesis