nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria, ribosomes  

what are the main parts of a animal cell? 

what does a plant cell have that animal cells dont? 

nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, PLASMIDS, DNA, PILUS & FLAGELLUM. 

stem cells is an undifferentiated cell which can give rise to more cells & can differentiate to form other types of cells. 

meristem. it stops the plant from going extinct or to produce more better quality plants for farmers. 

what is the plant stem cells and what does it do? 

an embryo being produced with the same genes as the parent without being rejected. 

the donor has to be compatible with the patient as it can be rejected or the cells could attack the body. or, a virus can spread. 

what are the problems with therapeutic cloning? 

it can treat injuries and diseases in bone marrow. 

1. existing bone marrow has to be destroyed 2. recieves transplants 3. the stem cells divide, forming new bone marrow. 

some view stem cells as already being new life. 

what are some controversial views on transplants? 

it contains all the genetic material and everyone has 23 pairs (46 seperate). 

what is a chromosome and how many does a human have? 

1. cell grows 2. dna replaces 3. mitosis 4. cell membrane and cytoplasm divide

both chromosomes are pulled apart to each end of the cell and then the nucleus divides 

it is essential for growth & development of a multicellular organism and it is used for asexual reproduction 

it has enzymes on the head to break through the egg, it has a lot of mitochondria for energy to swim around, and it has a tail again to swim. 

what adaptations does a sperm cell have? 

they have lots of mitochondria for energy , and the cells can contract. 

what adaptations does a muscle cell have? 

what is the limits to a light microscope compared to a electron microscope? 

1. live cell placed in water/saline 2. stain cell 3. place cover slip 4. select low power lens 5. use higher power objective lens/ coarse adjustment 

what is the practical for using a microscope? 

total magnification = eyepiece x objective lens 

what is the equation for total magnification? 

magnification of image = size of image / size of cell

what is the equation for magnification of image? 

diffusion is the spreading out of particles from a area of high concentration to a area of low concentration. 

1. concentration gradient 2. temperature 3. surface area 

what are some factors that can affect diffusion? 

active transport moves substances from a more dilute solution to a more concentrated solution against a concentration gradient. 

 osmosis is the movement of water particles across a partially permeable membrane from a region of high water concentration to a region of lower water concentration.

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percentage change = change in value / original value x 100

how do u calculate the percentage change of osmosis practical?

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