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What type of cells are plants and animal cells?

They are eukaryotic cells

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What three structures do both plant and animal cells have

a cell membrane, cytoplasm and genetic material enclosed in a nucleus

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What does eukaryotic mean

A cell whose genetic material is enclosed in a nucleus

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What type of cells are bacterial cells

Prokaryotic cells

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How do bacterial cells compare in size with plant and animal cells

Bacterial cells are much smaller.

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What structures do bacterial cells have?

They have cytoplasm and a cell membrane, which is surrounded by a cell wall.

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What are the sub cellular structures in animal cells and their functions

  1. Nucleus — contains genetic material (DNA) and controls the activities of the cell.

  2. Cytoplasm — where most of the cell’s chemical reactions take place.

  3. Cell membrane — controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell.

  4. Mitochondria — where aerobic respiration occurs, releasing energy.

  5. Ribosomes — where proteins are made (protein synthesis).

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What are the main subcelular structures in plant cells

  1. Chloroplasts — where photosynthesis occurs; contain chlorophyll, which absorbs light energy.

  2. Permanent vacuole — contains cell sap and helps maintain pressure inside the cell, supporting the cell.

  3. Cell wall — made of cellulose; strengthens and supports the cell.

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Where is the genetic material found in a bacterial cell?

It is not enclosed in a nucleus.

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What form does the main bacterial DNA take?

A single DNA loop.

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What are plasmids?

Small rings of DNA found in bacterial cells.

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How many plasmids can a bacterial cell have?

It may have one or more plasmids.

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What is the key difference between the genetic material of a bacterial cell and a eukaryotic cell?

In bacteria, the genetic material is not enclosed in a nucleus and consists of a single DNA loop, whereas in eukaryotic cells it is enclosed within a nucleus.

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What type of calculations involving cell size must you be able to perform?

Order of magnitude calculations.

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What is an order of magnitude?

A factor of 10 difference between quantities, usually expressed by comparing their powers of 10.

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