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The Building Block Of Life
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CELL
The basic structural and functional unit of life, comprising various organelles and surrounded by a plasma membrane. Cells can be unicellular or multicellular, and they carry out essential processes necessary for organism survival.
PLASMA MEMBERANE
The outer boundary of a cell that regulates the movement of substances in and out, maintaining homeostasis and providing protection .Also known as cell membrane and it is selectively permeable membrane as it is smooth and flexible and allow only few substances to pass through it and it is very thin , about 7 - 10 nm and made up of lipids and protein .
UNICELLULAR
it is a single cell that performs all tasks independently and their life span is short and they reproduce by asexual reproduction.
MULTICELLULAR
composed of multiple cells that are specialized for different tasks allowing greater complexity in carrying out life processes. The life span of each cell is very long and here only germ cell can reproduce other than somatic.
BIOLOGICAL HEIRCHEY
systematic arrangement of living organisms in descending order of complexity - Cell - Tissues - Organ - Organ system - Organism
LIMIT OF RESOLUTION
Smallest path between two points at which they are distinguished as separate entities under a microscope.Limit of resolution of a human eye is 0.1mm.
FLUID MOSAIC MODEL
it describes the structure of cell membrane as a flexible layer made up of lipids with embedded proteins In this the lipids are structured as heads upward and the 2 tails downward and this row creates lipid bilayer and proteins are embedded in them and act like gatekeepers because substance pass through it.
OSMOSIS
special form of diffusion - the movement of water molecules through selectively permeable membrane from a region of lower water concentration to higher water concentration.
ISOTONIC SOLUTION
solute concentration of extracellular medium = solute concentration of intracellular medium - isotonic solution
HYPOTONIC SOLUTION
solute concentration of extracellular medium <solute concentration of intracellular medium - hypotonic solution
HYPERTONIC SOLUTION
solute concentration of extracellular is > solute concentration of intracellular medium - hypertonic solution
DIFFUSION
movement of particle from region of higher to lower concentration.
NUCLEUS
PROKARYOTIC CELL
EUKARYOTIC CELL
CELL WALL
CYTOPLASM
MITOCHONDRIA
RIBOSOMES
ENDOPLASMIC MEMBERANE
GOLGI APPARATUS
LYSOSOME
PLASTIDS
VACUOLES
PLASMOLYSIS