Example of eukaryotic cells
Animal, plant, fungi and protoctists
Examples of prokaryotic cell
Bacteria
Eukaryotic cell structure
nucleus
Mitochondria
Chloroplasts (in plants)
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Ribosomes
DNA (in nucleus)
Prokaryotic cell structure
cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Ribosomes
DNA (in cytoplasm)
What is 4 + 1 kingdoms of life
animals, plants, fungi, protoctists
+ bacteria
How many nucleus does fungi have?
Fungi are multinucleated, meaning that they have more than one nucleus in each cell
Fungi feed by…
Saprotrophic nutrition, meaning that they secrete enzymes onto food and absorb digested molecules
What is hyphae?
Is organisation of multicellular fungi
Is protoctists multi or uni cellular?
Uni
Does bacteria has mitochondria?
No
What is cell wall made from in plants?
Cellulose
What is cell wall made from in fungi?
Chitin
Examples of protoctists?
amoeba
Chlorella
Plasmodium
What can plasmodium do?
Cause malaria
What can chlorella do?
Can photosynthesis
Examples of bacteria?
lactobacillus
Pneumococcus
What is lactobacillus do?
Makes yogurt
What is pneumococcus do?
Cause pneumonia
What is a pathogen?
A pathogen is a microorganism that can cause a disease
Examples of pathogens (bacteria)
tuberculosis (caused by M. tuberculosis)
Food poisoning (caused by E. coli)
Examples of pathogens (Fungi)
Athlete’s foot
Examples of pathogens (Protoctists)
malaria (caused by plasmodium)
Examples of pathogens (Virus)
AIDS( caused by HIV)
Flu ( caused by influenza)
Bacteria cell structure (7)
tail
Cytoplasm
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Circular DNA
Ribosomes
Plasmoid
Virus cell structure (4)
envelope (some viruses)
Genetic material (DNA)
Protein coat
Receptors
Are viruses living organisms?
No
What viruses made of?
DNA
Protein
Are viruses bigger than bacteria?
Smaller
What viruses need for multiply cells?
Host cells