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animal cell
plant cell
Define nucleus
contains the genetic material (DNA) of the organism controls the cell’s activities
define cytoplasm
the liquid that makes
Define cell membrane
a flexible outer layer that surrounds the cell in which chemical reactions happen. This is mainly water
Define mitochondria
tiny parts of cells floating in the cytoplasm where energy is released rom glucose from food.
Define cell wall
a tough outer layer of the cell, which contains cellulose to provide strength and support to the plant
Define vacuole
A space inside the cytoplasm that contains a watery liquid call cell sap. It keeps the cell firm.
Define chloroplasts
structure found in the cells of green parts of plants only (leaves and stem) which contain a green pigment called chlorophyll in which photosynthesis occurs
Define ribosome
part of a cell where proteins are made
Define plasmid
Only found in bacterial cells. A small loop of DNA
Define genetic material
Long strands of genes not tightly pack in a nucleus
Define Eukaryotic
A complex cell with a nucleus
Define prokaryotic
A smaller cell without a nucleus
Define osmosis
The net movement of water molecules across a partially permeable membrane from a less concentrated solution to a more concentrated solution. It’s a passive process
Define Diffusion
The net movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. it’s a passive process
the function of the mouth
mechanical breakdown/chew food
the function of the slivery glands
produce salvia with amylase enzymes to breakdown starch
the function of the oesophagus
(Gullet): push chewed food to stomach. food moved by muscle action
function of the liver
Makes bile Bile: a) provides neutralises stomach acid and b) emulsifies lipids (increases there surface area ) this helps lipids digestion by enzymes
the function of the gall bladder
stores bile
the function of the pancreas
production of digestive enzymes
the function of the small intestine
absorption of small soluble particles
the function of the appendix
useless organ which harbours bacteria (good and bad )
the function of the stomach
Partial digestion of food/ mechanically churns food with HCL and protease enzymes
The function of the large intestine
re-absorption of water
The function of the rectum
Muscular section of the large intestines
The function of the anus
where faeces leaves the body
Define tissue
A group of cells with a similar structure and function
Define organ
A group of tissues preforming specific functions
Define an organ system
A group of organs which work together to form organisms
The apparatus list for the Food tests RP
Food:potato, carrot, crisps, biscuits, cheese
Spotting tile
Pipette
10cm3 measuring cylinder or plastic syringe
Beaker
Boiling tubes
tests tubes
kettle or water bath
Iodine solution
Benedict’s reagent
Biuret reagent
Ethanol
Eye protection
What are some safety notes for the Food tests RP ?
Where eye protection
If chemicals on skin rinse under cold water
In case of burns rinse under cold water for 20 minutes
In the food test RP what do we use to test for starch?
We would use Iodine
In the food test RP what would we use to test for glucose ?
We would use Benedict’s solution
In the food tests RP what would we use to test for protein ?
We would use Biuret solution
In the food tests RP what would we use to test for Lipid ?
We would use Ethanol
What are the steps to test for starch ?
Put a small piece of the food to test on a spotting tile .
Add two drops of the solution you would use onto the food
If the solution goes blue-black it contains it
What are the steps to test for glucose ?
Mix a small sample of the food with the solution about 3cm3 in a boiling tube
Leave it for 2 minutes
If the solution goes a brick red it contains it
What are the steps to test for protein ?
Mix a small sample of the food with the solution about 3cm3 of the solution
leave it for two minutes
If the mixture goes play purple it contains it
What are the steps to test for Lipid ?
Mix a small sample of the food with about 1cm3 of the solution in a dry test tube
Pour the ethanol into a test tube of cold water
If the water goes milky white the food contains it