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pattern of growth in plants and animals?

plants - grow continusely


- growth in height is mainly due to cell enlargement


animals -grow until they reach a finite size ( full growth )

difference between bacteria and plant and animal cells?
-bacteria cells are smaller than plant and animal cells
- bacteria cells and animal cells do not contain chloroplasts like plants
- bacteria lack
a "true" nucleas and mitchondris <-- animal and plant have this

how growth happens in plants and animals?

plants - growth by cell division usually just happens in area of plant called meristems( tips of roots and shoots)


animals - growth happens by cell division


how to see cells?

1) peel to epidermis from inside of onion


2) lay skin flat on microscope slide


3) cover skin with idoine solution to stain like cells


4) place a cover slip over the skin




where can stem cells be found?

found in early human embroyos


bone marrow - only be turned into certain cell types

what is differentiation?

process by which a cell changes to become specilaised for its job


- animals cells lose ability to differentiat is lost at early stage


- plant cells dont ever lose ability


example of differentiation

whitre blood cells are good at fighting invaders but cant carry oxygen like red blood cells

what are stem cells

undifferentiated


- can develop into different types of cells, tissues organs depending on what instuctions they've given


- have ability to turn into any kind of cell at all

how can stem cells cure disorders

blood disorders can be cured by bone marrow transplants


- bone marrow contains adult stem cells that turn into new blood cells to replace faulty old ones

what is stem cell therapry

- very early emboyos contain alot of stem cells


scientists can extract these cells, and grow them


- eventually beable to grow tissues to treat medecal conditions


e.g skin cells for skin grafts, nerve cells for brain damage

arguments for stem therapy

embroyos used in research are usually unwanted ones from fertility clinic other theyd be destroyed

arguments aginest stem therapy

human embroyos shouldnt be used for expreriments since each one if a potentional human life


curing patients who are already ill, are more important