Biology U4 (variety of living organisms)

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Example of eukaryotic cells

Animal, plant, fungi and protoctists

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Examples of prokaryotic cell

Bacteria

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Eukaryotic cell structure

  • nucleus

  • Mitochondria

  • Chloroplasts (in plants)

  • Cytoplasm

  • Cell membrane

  • Ribosomes

  • DNA (in nucleus)

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Prokaryotic cell structure

  • cytoplasm

  • Cell membrane

  • Ribosomes

  • DNA (in cytoplasm)

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What is 4 + 1 kingdoms of life

  • animals, plants, fungi, protoctists

  • + bacteria

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How many nucleus does fungi have?

Fungi are multinucleated, meaning that they have more than one nucleus in each cell

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Fungi feed by…

Saprotrophic nutrition, meaning that they secrete enzymes onto food and absorb digested molecules

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What is hyphae?

Is organisation of multicellular fungi

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Is protoctists multi or uni cellular?

Uni

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Does bacteria has mitochondria?

No

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What is cell wall made from in plants?

Cellulose

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What is cell wall made from in fungi?

Chitin

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Examples of protoctists?

  • amoeba

  • Chlorella

  • Plasmodium

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What can plasmodium do?

Cause malaria

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What can chlorella do?

Can photosynthesis

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Examples of bacteria?

  • lactobacillus

  • Pneumococcus

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What is lactobacillus do?

Makes yogurt

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What is pneumococcus do?

Cause pneumonia

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What is a pathogen?

A pathogen is a microorganism that can cause a disease

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Examples of pathogens (bacteria)

  • tuberculosis (caused by M. tuberculosis)

  • Food poisoning (caused by E. coli)

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Examples of pathogens (Fungi)

Athlete’s foot

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Examples of pathogens (Protoctists)

  • malaria (caused by plasmodium)

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Examples of pathogens (Virus)

  • AIDS( caused by HIV)

  • Flu ( caused by influenza)

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Bacteria cell structure (7)

  • tail

  • Cytoplasm

  • Cell wall

  • Cell membrane

  • Circular DNA

  • Ribosomes

  • Plasmoid

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Virus cell structure (4)

  • envelope (some viruses)

  • Genetic material (DNA)

  • Protein coat

  • Receptors

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Are viruses living organisms?

No

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What viruses made of?

  • DNA

  • Protein

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Are viruses bigger than bacteria?

Smaller

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What viruses need for multiply cells?

Host cells

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