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What are the 5 organelles found in an animal cell.

Nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria and ribosomes. What are the 8 organelles found in plant cells

What are the 8 organelles found in animal cells.

Cytoplasm, cell membrane, nucleus, mitochondria, ribosome, vacuole, cell wall, chloroplasts.

What do we call a group of cells working together to carry out a specific function?

Tissue

By which method do bacterial cells divide?

Binary fission

What conditions do bacteria need to grow and divide?

Correct nutrients, temperature, pH and salts

Why do cells need to divide?

For growth and repair of tissues and for reproduction (bacterial cells)

What structures carry genetic information in the nucleus of the cell

Chromosomes

How many chromosomes are there in a human body cell?

46

What do we call uncontrollable cell division

Cancer

What molecule are chromosomes made up from?

DNA

What are the small units that make up DNA?

Nucleotides

What are the three parts of a nucleotide?

Base, sugar and phosphate

What are the the four letters that represent the four different nucleotides?

A,T,C,G

What is the base pairing rule?

A-T


C-G

What term is used to describe a cell nucleus with 2 sets of chromosomes

Diploid

What molecule is DNA the instructions to code for

Protein

How many sets of chromosomes are in a haploid cell?

One

Name an industry that enzymes can be used in

Laundry detergents


Contact lens cleaners


Baby food


Cheese production

Chromosomes and DNA are found in which organelle?

Nucleus

What is a Stem cell?

An unspecialised cell

What protein molecule can be used to speed up chemical reactions?

Enzyme

Why are enzyme specific (only able to speed up one reaction)?

Each enzyme has an active site that is complementary to the substrate it breaks down.

Give 3 properties of enzymes

They speed up reactions


They remain unchanged


They are specific

Name two types of microbe that can be used to produce food

Bacteria


Yeast

What types of food can bacteria be used to produce?

Yoghurt


Cheese

What type of food can yeast be used to produce?

Wine


Beer


Bread

What process is used to transfer DNA from one organism to another?

Genetic Engineering

Name 3 substances that can be produced by genetically engineered microbes

Insulin


Factor VIII


Human growth hormone

What microbe is used to genetically engineer insulin?

Bacteria

What type of microbe is used to make Biogas?

Bacteria

What process do plants use to make food (glucose)?

Photosynthesis

What two substances are used by plants in photosynthesis?

Water and carbon dioxide

What is a waste product of photosynthesis?

Oxygen

What 3 factors can change the rate of photosynthesis?

Carbon dioxide concentration


Light Intensity


Temperature

What is respiration?

The breakdown of glucose to release energy

Where in the cell does respiration occur?

Mitochondria

Name 2 factors that can speed up the rate of respiration

Temperature


Carbon dioxide concentration

Name a controversial biological procedure

Cloning


Genetic engineering


Gene Therapy


Stem cell technology

What is an ethical issue of stem cell technology?

Embryo's may be destroyed

What is one benefit of stem cell technology?

Stem cells can be used to treat/cure a range of diseases/disorders e.g. Paralysis