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Nucleus

Contains genetic material that controls the activities of the cell

Cytoplasm

Chemical reactions take place

Cell membrane

Holds the cell together and controls what goes in and out

Permanent vacuole

Contains cell sap, a weak solution of sugar and salts

Chloroplast

Where photosynthesis occurs. Contains chlorophyll

Chlorophyll

A green substance which absorbs the light needed for photosynthesis

Eukaryotic cells

Are complex (animal and plant cell)

Prokaryotic

Small and simple cells, like bacteria

Cell wall

Made out of cellulose. It supports the cell and strengthens it

Light mocroscope

Use light ans lenses to form and image of a specimen and magnify it.

Electron microscope

Uses electrons instead of light to form an image and have a much higher magnification and resolution.

Magnification

Image size / real size

Sperm cells

Reproduction, get the male DNA to the Female DNA. It has a long tail and a lot of mitochondria in the cell to provide energy to swim. It also has enzymes in the head to digest the egg membrane

Nerve cell

Rapid signaling. These cells are long and have a branched connections to connect with other nerve cells

Muscle cells

Contraction. These cells are long and contain lots of motochondria

Root hair cells

Big surface area to absorb water and mineral ions through diffusion

Stem cells

Can replace any kind of faulty cells, as they are undifferentiated.

Alveoli

1.Large surface area


2.moist lonig for dissolving gases


3.thin walls


4.good blood supply

Villi

Found in the small intestine. They have a large surface area to absorb food in the blood quicker. Have 1 cell thick wall and a good blood supply

Stomata

It is an exchanging surface where CO2 and O2 diffuse.

Guard cells

Close the stomata if the water lost is higher than the absorbed water in the roots.

Air spaces in the leaf

Increase the surface area so the CO2 can diffuse easier into the cells

Starch is broken down by

Amylase into sugars

Proteins are broken down by

Protease into amino acids

Lipids are broken down by

Lipase into fatty acids and glycerol