Created by daisy williams
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Question | Answer |
Where are the Cell membrane, Cytoplasm and Nucleus found? | they are found in both animal and plant cells. |
Not all Plant cells have a cellulose wall, True or False? | False |
What features do Animals not contain? | Cellulose wall, Chloroplasts and a large Vacuole. |
What is the formula for 'Actual Size' in Magnification? | actual size= image size/magnification |
Whats the formula for magnification? | magnification= image size/actual size |
During development what do cells do? | They change their structure and often their shape. |
What do Specialised Cells have? | They have a a structure that enables them to carry out a particular function Eg: Ciliated cells have cilia to move mucus along the windpipes. |
what are cells with the same function are grouped together to form, what? | Tissues |
Why do different tissues work together? | To do a particular function |
What do different organs work together as? | Organ systems |
What is an organ made up of? | Different tissues |
What is the tissue called that carries out photosynthesis in leaves? | Mesophyll |
What are cells called witch make up the upper layer of Mesophyll? | Palisade cells |
What are special about palisade cells? | They are closely packed and full of chloroplasts so they are well adapted to absorb light |
The palisade cells make up the what? | Palisade Mesophyll tissue |
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