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Edexcel Biology Chapter 2

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  1. 1Describe the features of plants.- They're all multicellular
    - The main feature is that their cells contain chloroplasts, which carries out photosynthesis
  2. 2Describe the features of animals and name an example of a mammal and an insect.- They're all multicellular organisms
    - They feed on other animals or plants
    - An example of a mammal is a human
    - An example of an insect is a housefly
    - They store carbohydrate in their cells as glycogen
    - Vertebrates means a group of animals that have a vertebral column (backbone)
    - Invertebrates are the opposite
  3. 3Describe the features of fungi and give two examples.- Includes groups such as mushrooms, toadstools and moulds which are multicellular
    - Also includes groups such as yeasts, which are unicellular
    - Two examples are Mucor and Yeast
  4. 4Describe the features of protoctists and name three examples.- It's a mixed group of organisms that don't fit into other groups
    - Most are microscopic single-celled organisms
    - Some look like animal cells, others like plant cells
    - Most are unicellular, but some species i.e seaweed is multicellular
    - Three examples are Amoeba, Chlorella and Plasmodium
  5. 5Describe the features of bacteria and name two examples.- Are single-celled organisms
    - Have different shapes i.e spheres, rods and spirals
    - Are surrounded by cell wall which protects the bacteria
    - The cell all is composed of complex chemicals made of polysaccharides and proteins
    - Some bacteria can swim if they have flagellum
    - Have quite a simple structure
    - Have very important uses in genetic engineering
    - Two examples are Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Pneumococcus
  6. 6Describe the features of viruses and name an example.- Are parasites that can only reproduce inside living cells
    - Viruses are not made of cells
    - They only reproduce
    - Are on the border between a living organism and a non-living chemical
    - After the virus has reproduced as much as possible inside it's host, the host dies and the particles are released to infect more cells
    - The body's immune system destroys the virus
    - An example is tobacco mosaic virus, which causes influenza and the HIV virus
  7. 7What is a pathogen?They're organisms which cause disease. It can be a fungi, bacteria, protoctist or a virus.

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