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Define cell
Basic unit of living organisms
Eukaryotic and prokaryotic ( 1 difference )
eukaryotic has nucleus
Prokaryotic doesn’t
Define microorganism
Organisms you have to use a microscope to see
Things in a prokaryotic cell
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Plasmid
Flagellum
Ribosomes
Free floating genetic material
Describe plant cell wall
Made of cellulose
Strong and inelastic
Stops cell from bursting
What is semi permeable in a cell
Cell membrane
Function of mitochondria
Where respiration occurs / releases energy
Function of vacuole
Contains cell Sap
2 types of microscope
Electron and light
What does the fine focus do
Improves resolution
How many objective lenses
3
What does coarse focus do
Moves stage
What does eye piece do
Magnifies
What are the parts of a light microscope
Eye piece
Objective lens
Stage
Coarse focus
Fine Focus
How to make a specimen
Place small piece of tissue on glass slide
1 drop of iodine stain
Cover with cover slip placed at an angle
Total magnification equation
Eye piece x objective lens
size of cell equation
Image size
Actual size |. Magnification
Difference between light microscope and electron
Light :
Uses light, lower magnification / resolution , cheaper, uses living specimens, 2D
Electron:
Uses electrons, higher magnification/ resolution, more expensive, uses dead specimens , 3D
Where are the 23 pairs of chromosomes
Nucleus
What are chromosomes made up of
DNA
Define mitosis
A type of cell division which produces two new identical daughter cells diploid
What does mitosis do
Growth repair replacement
Steps of mitosis
(1) parent cell has 23 copies of chromosomes
(2) the chromosomes are duplicated
(3) they pair up in the center of the cell
(4) nucleus divides in two
(5) cytoplasm and cell membrane divide
3 stages of cell cycle
Interphase ( growing)
Mitosis
Cytokinesis ( cell fully splits )
Tissue=
A group of cells workinh together to perform a specific task
Organ=
Group of tissues doing workinh together to perform a specific task
Organ system=
Group of organs workinh together to perform a similar function
How are red blood cells special
Large surface area- biconcave
No nucleus
Small
Sperm is special because
Tail
Lots of mitochondria
Nucleus with half the chromosomes
Head contains digestive enzymes
Root hair cell is special because
Large surface area
Large vacuole
No chloroplast
Thin walls
Define stem cells
Undifferentiated cells that can become any cell in the body
Types of stem cells
Adult stem cells- bone marrow and stuff
umbilical cord stem cells
Embryonic stem cells
Advantages of adult stem cells
No ethical issues
Easy to get
Safe
Disadvantages of adult stem cells
Limited differentiation abilities
Limited diseases it can treat
Patient would need surgery
Painful
Advantages of embryonic stem cells
Can become any cell
Treat lots of disease
Painless
Embryos are available
Disadvantages of embryonic stem cells
Unethical
Side affects
No consent
Harms embryo
Unreliable
What are plant stem cells called and where are they found
Meristems
Tips of root and shoots