Bio Chapter 2

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What is the function of the cell membrane?

  1. Prevents cell content from escaping

  2. Differentially or Partially Permeable to allows certain substances to enter and leave the cell

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What is the function of the cytoplasm?

  • Site of chemical reactions

  • Contains cell organelles

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What is the function of the Nucleus?

  • Controls cell divisions

  • Controls cell development

  • Controls cell activities

  • Contains DNA

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What is the function of the Mitochondria?

  • Organelle where aerobic respirations happens

  • Produces energy

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Which part of the body is mitochondria found the most in?

  • The muscle

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What is the function of the Ribosome

  • Makes protein

  • Can be found within the cytoplasm

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What is the function and features of chloroplast?

  • Carry out Photosynthesis

  • Green pigment chlorophyll

  • Captures Sunlight

  • Starch Granule

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What is the function of the cell wall?

  • The cell’s structure

  • Provide support, shape

  • Maintain turgidity

  • Made up of cellulose

  • Prevents the plant cells from bursting

  • Allows water and salt to pass through (freely permeable)

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What is the function of the vacuole?

  • Contains cell sap

  • Which dissolves substances

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What is the feature of the red blood cell?

  1. Large Surface Area

  2. No nucleus

  3. Contains haemoglobin

  4. Biconcave shape

  5. Small

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How does a large surface area affect the red blood cell?

Oxygen can diffuse easily due to the short diffusion distance.

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How does having no nucleus affect the red blood cell?

There is more space for haemoglobin to combine with oxygen.

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How does having a biconcave shape affect the red blood cell?

There is a larger surface area for gas exchange.

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How does having a small shape affect the red blood cell?

It can easily squeeze through narrow capillaries.

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What is the feature of a ciliated cell?

  • Has cilia

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Where is the ciliated cell found in?

The trachea.

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What is the function of a ciliated cell?

  1. To move mucus away from the lungs

  2. Filter out dust and particles

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What is the feature of a nerve cell?

  1. Long, branched and has extensions

  2. Has myelin sheath

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What is the function of a nerve cell?

  • Transmit nerve impulse in the form of electrical signals.

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What is the feature of a sperm cell?

  1. Has a tail to swim towards the egg cell

  2. Has mitochondria to generate energy

  3. Has acrosome (enzyme) to digest the jelly coat of the egg cell

  4. Nucleus contains genetic material from the male.

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What is the function of a sperm cell?

  • To fertilize the egg cell

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What is the features of an egg cell?

  1. Has nutrients in cytoplasm for growth of embryo

  2. Nucleus contains genetic material from them female

  3. Immobile

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What is the function of an egg cell?

  • To get fertilized during fertilization by the sperm.

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What is the feature of Root Hair Cell?

  • It is long/ elongated

  • Thin

  • Large Surface Area

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What is the function of a Root Hair Cell?

  • To absorb water and minerals

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What is the feature of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell?

  1. Neat and arranged in order

  2. A lot of chloroplast

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What is the function of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell?

  1. To carry out (maximum) photosynthesis

  2. Capture light energy

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What is the formula of magnification?

Magnification= Image/ Actual