B1 Cell Biology Eukaryotes and prokaryotes; Animal and plant cells;

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B1 Cell Biology Eukaryotes and prokaryotes; Animal and plant cells; Yeast cells have; Cytoplasm Nucleus Cell membrane ribosomes Animal and plant cells; Animal and plant cells share some structures, but plant cells have more Organisms made up of Eukaryotic cells It’s single cell organism Bacterial cells have; Cytoplasm Cell membrane Cell wall Single DNA loop Small rings of DNA – plasmids Smaller than eukaryotes. Animal and plant cells have; Cell membrane Cytoplasm Genetic material in nucleus Plant cells only; Chloroplasts, which absorb light to make food photosynthesis A permanent vacuole filled with cell sap A cell wall made of cellulose, which strengthens the cell. Both animal and plant cells; A nucleus, which controls the activities of the cell Cytoplasm, in which most of the chemical reactions take place A cell membrane, which controls the passage of substances into and out of the cell Mitochondria, which is where aerobic respiration takes place Ribosomes, which are where protein synthesis occurs. Plants; Palisade cell Absorbs light for photosynthesis – lots of chloroplasts, regular shape B1 Cell Biology Specialised cells; Animal and plant cells can be specialised to carry out particular roles Plants; Root hair cell Absorbs water and mineral ions – long ‘finger-like’ section with thin wall, large surface area Animals; Muscle cell Contracts to move the body – filaments that slide over each other to shorten Animals; Sperm cell Fertilises an egg cell – tail to move, mitochondria for energy in middle section, enzymes in head Plants; Phloem cell Movement of sugar and amino acids – made of living cells, moves all around plant Plants; Xylem cell Movement of water – made of dead cells, waterproof, from root to plant Animals; Nerve cell Carries electrical impulses around the body – long, connections at each end

Cell differentiation; Chromosomes; Found in the nucleus of every cell, made of DNA, contains a large number of genes, usually found in pairs Animal cells; From human embryos Can make most types of human cells Adult bone marrow cells can form many cells including blood Stem cells; This is an undifferentiated cell of an organism that is capable of making more cells of the same type, or make new cells Mitosis; This is the process of making an identical copy of a cell Treatment; Stem cells may help to treat diabetes and paralysis Therapeutic cloning; Embryo is made with the same genes as the patient No rejection = medical treatment May object on religious grounds Plants; Meristem tissue in plants can form any plant cell type This can happen at any time throughout the plants life Can produce plant clones quickly and economically Normal Cell; 23 pairs of chromosomes How things get in and out of cells... ... Like oxygen and glucose. Down the concentration gradient DNA copies itself, pulled to each end of the cell; Diffusion ; Movement of substances from a HIGH concentration to a LOW concentration through a semi permeable membrane – no energy is needed Diffusion is affected by; Temperature Concentration Surface area Cytoplasm & cell membrane divides; 2 new identical cells Microscopy; Have lead to a better understanding of cells Active transport; Movement AGAINST a concentration gradient – needs energy Cell differentiation; Cell change to become specialised. Both animal and plant cells specialise Light: First developed, basic understanding of cells Electron; can magnify in greater detail, higher magnification Transport in cells; Movement of substances into and out of a cell across a membrane Animals; Most cells develop during embryo development, in later life this is repair and replacement Plants; Can continue to differentiate throughout a plants life Osmosis; Osmosis is the diffusion of water particles from a dilute solution to a concentrated solution through a partially permeable membrane. Image size Magnifi cation Real size