Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Biology 1 : Cell
Biology
- Cell Structure
- Eukaryotes and
Prokaryotes
- Prokaryotic
Cells
- No nucleus and
DNA is free to move
- e.g. Bacteria and
Archaea Cells
- No organelles
but have
ribosomes
- Eukaryotic Cells
- DNA is kept
in nucleus
- e.g. Plant and
Animal Cells
- Membrane-bound
organelles
- Animal and Plant Cells
- Plant Cell
- Only two extra
adaptations from
animal cell
- Cell Wall
- Protection and
structure
- Vacuole
- Storage of cell sap
- Animal Cell
- Nucleus
- Controls
cell activity
- Mitochondria
- Releases energy
(aerobic respiration)
- Cytoplasm
- Chemical
reaction site
- Ribosomes
- Protein
synthesis
- Cell
Membrane
- Entry and exit
of substances
- Microscopes
- Magnification : the enlargement of
something by an optical instrument
- Resolution : increasing
the detail we can see
- Cell Size
- Actual size = Image
size/Magnification
- Specialised Cells
- Animal Cells
- e.g.
- Sperm Cells : tail
for movement
- Male sex cell
(reproduction)
- Long tail for movement
- Nerve Cells
- Create pain to warn
you of danger
- Branches that connect
to other nerves
- Muscle Cells : able
to change shape
- Allows movement
in body
- Able to change
shape
- differentiate at an
early stage
- Plant Cells
- keeps ability to
differentiate
- e.g.
- Xylem
- Carries water
from roots to
leaves
- Nothing inside to
get in the way
- Phloem
- Carries
glucose
- Only lets
glucose through
- Root Hair Cell
- Collects
water
- Large
surface area
- Cell Division
- Chromosones
- Nucleus of a cell
contains
chromosomes made
of DNA
- Every chromosome carries
a large number of genes
- Body cell chromosomes
are usually in pairs
- Cell Cycle
- 1. Genetic material is
doubled and divided into
two cells
- 2. Before diving the sub-cellular
structures increase and DNA is
duplicated
- (Ribosomes and
Mitochondria)
- 3. In mitosis the
chromosomes are divided
and pulled to each end of
the cell and nucleus divides
- 4. The cytoplasm divides and
two identical cells are made
- Stem Cells
- Starts as an
undifferentiated cell
- Can be cloned to make
new human cells
- These aren't rejected from human bodies
so they can be used for medical reasons
- Can be collected from
adult bone marrow
- These can make
any kind of cell
- Meristem tissue
can be collected
from plants
- Can help diabetes
or paralysis
- Plant stem cells can
efficiently reproduce
plants
- e.g. endangered
or useful plants
- Could cause infection
or ethical reasons
could get in the way
- Transport in Cells
- Diffusion
- Substances can
move in and out of
cells
- The spreading of
particles in a solution or
in particles of gas
- High to low
concentration
- CO2 and O2 are
exchanged in the
body
- Waste products
are exchanged at
the kidneys
- Factors that affect
rates of diffusion :
- Concentration
gradient, larger
means faster
- Temperature,
hotter means
faster
- Surface area of the
membrane, larger
means faster
- Active
Transport
- Low to high
concentration
- Needs energy
from respiration
- Mineral ions can be absorbed
from soil into roots, plants
need ions for growth
- Sugar can be absorbed
from gut into blood and
the sugar is used for
respiration
- Osmosis
- Movement of
water across cell
membranes
- The diffusion of water from dilute
to concentrated through a partially
permeable membrane
- High to low concentration