Topic 3 : Voice of the Genome

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State the differences between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells ( include their structures, names of cells and type of cell division )

Eukaryotic: (plant, animal and fungi cells)

  • have membrane bound organelles

  • DNA is enclosed in a nucleus and linear and also found in mitochondria

  • cell division : mitosis / meiosis

Prokaryotic: (bacterial cells and all other cells)

  • have no membrane bound organelles

  • DNA is circular and found in plasmids

  • cell division : binary fission

Prokaryotic cells are much smaller

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State where can cell wall, mitochondria, ribosomes, cell surface membrane centrioles, amyloplasts, smooth endoplastic reticulum can be found (with plant, animal or bacterial cell)

mitochondria : plant and animal cells

ribosomes : plant, animal and bacterial cells

cell surface membrane : plant, animal and bacterial cells

centrioles : plant and animal cells

amyloplasts: plant cells only

SER : plant and animal cells

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State the structures found in eukaryotic cells

Plant and Animal only:

  • nucleus

  • nucleolus

  • rough endoplasmic reticulum

  • smooth endoplasmic reticulum

  • golgi apparatus

  • mitochondria

  • lysosomes

  • centrioles

  • plasma membrane

  • vesicle

Plant only

  • cell wall

  • vacuole

  • chloroplast


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Draw and label the structure of an animal cell

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State the structure of the nucleus and it’s function

structure : suurounded by a double membrane nucelar envelope with pores

function : contains DNA which is the genetic material of the cell / control gene expression + cell activity

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State the structure of the nucleolus and it’s function

structure : dense region in nucleus with no membrane / made of proteins + RNA

function : produce ribosomes

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Draw and label the structures of the nucelus


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State the structure of mitochondria and it’s function

structure : surrounded by a double-membrane / inner membrane folded into structures called cristae / contains a matrix (containing enzymes needed for aerobic respiration, producing ATP) / has it’s own circular DNA

function : site of aerobic respiration which produces ATP

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Draw and label the structure of mitochondria


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State the structure and function of the golgi apparatus

structure: consists of flattened sacs of membrane known as cisternae

function : modifies + packages proteins and lipids into vesciles (after synthesis from RER/SER) / produces lysosomes

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State the structure and function of lysosmes

structure: membrane bound vesicles containing hydrolytic/ digestive enzymes

function : digest waste material such as worn out organelles / destroys pathogens, known as phagocytosis

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Draw and label the structure of the golgi apparatus

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State the structure and function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum

structure : network of flattened membrane-bound sacs covered with lots of ribosomes attached which make a rough surface

function : synthesises and transpots proteins for secretion

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State the structure and function of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum

structure : network of membrane-bound sacs with no ribosomes on it’s surface

function : synthesises lipids + steroids / detoxifies drugs + poisons

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Draw an image of the SER vs the RER

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State the structure and function of ribosomes

structure : made of proteins and RNA with a large subunit and a small subunit / no membrane / 80s ribosomes found in eukaryotic cells 70s ribosomes found in prokaryotic cells

function : where proteins are made free in the cytoplasm and are attached to RER

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State the structure and function of centrioles

structure : pairs of cylindrical microtubes / found at right angles to each other

function : forms spindle fibres in cell division

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States the function and structure of the plasma membrane

structure : a partially permeable membrane

function : to regulate the movement of substance into and out of the location of receptors (chemical response)

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States the structure and function of vesciles

structure: a small fluid-filled sac in the cytoplasm surrounded by a membrane

function : transports substances in and out of the cell (via the plasma membrane) and between organelles

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Draw and label the structure of a plant cell

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State the structure and function of the cell wall and state the function of the plasmodesmata

structure : made of cellulose in plants + made of chitin in fungi

function : supports plant cells

plasmodesmata function : exchanging substances between adjacent cells

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State the structure and function of the vacuole

structure : compartment that contains cell sap / tonoplasr surrounds the vacuole

function : helps maintain water balance

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States the structure and function of chloroplast

structure : double membrane

function : site of photosynthesis

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State which organelles are membrane bound and which are not

Non- membrane bound organelles: ribosomes and centrioles

membrane bound organelles : SER, RER, nucelus, mitochondria, lysosomes, golgi apparatus

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State the structures found in prokaryotic cells

  • plasmids

  • circular DNA

  • ribosomes

  • pili

  • capsule

  • flagella

  • cell wall

  • no membrane-bound organelles


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State the structure and function of the cell wall

structure: made of peptidoglycan/ murein

function: provides rigidity + prevents osmotic lysis

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State the structure and function of the capsule

structure: thick polysaccharide layer outside cell wall

function: help adhesion to surfaces / prevents dessication / shields from immune detection

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State the structure and function of plasmids

structure: circular double-stranded DNA

function: contains genes that can pass between prokaryotes / carries antibiotic resistant genes

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State the structure and function of ribosomes

structure: 70s ribosomes are smaller than 80s ribosomes + free in the cytoplasm

function: site of rpotein synthesis (translation of mRNA)

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State the structure and function of flagella

structure: long rotating filament attached to cell wall

function: provides motility - chemotaxis

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State the structure and function of pili

structure: thin protein tubes extending from cell surface

function: attach to host cells / some involved in DNA transfer

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Draw and label a prokaryotic cell

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