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B1:Cells

Carmen Ly Biology GCSE Inglés

Mind map on B1 cells: microscopy, cells, exchange and microorganisms

Mind map: B1 cells

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B1:Cells

  1. Microscopy

    • eye piece -> objective lenses -> stage clip
    • magnificatioin = size of image / real size of image
    • plant cells 0.01 - 0.10
    • animal cells 0.01mm - 0.05mm
    • μm - micrometer nm - nanometer
      • write in standard form
    • practical (preparing biological samples for examination)
      • put a small amount of water on a slide.
        • place the cell samples on the slide
          • add a dye (iodine)
            • place top slide on
              • place under microscope
    • rotate the objective lenses to 10 x
      • focus the slide as close as possible to lense
        • place slide on the stage, ensure light passes through the slide
          • focus using coarse focus
            • draw a diagrame
              • repeat with a higher objective lense
      • care of the illumination of the slide
        • use care of the slide stain
          • use care when handling slides and cover slips.
  2. Cells

    • Eukaryotes
      • Complex cells. Contain subcelluar structures
      • Plant cells
        • HAS ALL THAT ANIMAL CELLS HAVE
        • Rigid cell wall
          • Made of cellulose, supports cell and strengthens it
        • Chloroplast
          • Photosynthesis, has chlorophyll
        • Vacuole
          • Contains cell sap
      • Animal Cells
        • Nucleus
          • cells genetic material
        • Cytoplasm
          • Chemical reactions take place
        • Cell membrane
          • controls what goes in and out of the cell
        • Ribosomes
          • Protiens are made in the cell
        • Mitochondria
          • aerobic resperation reactions
    • Prokaryotes
      • Small cells with little sub celluar structures
      • Bacteria cells
        • Cell wall
        • Cytoplasm
        • Cell membrane
        • Single strand of DNA that floats freely
          • may have plasmids
    • Differentiation
      • Cells change to specalise for specific jobs
      • Animal cells are usually set by certain age
        • Plant cells usually keep this ability
      • Sperm
        • Long tail to swim to head
        • Streamline head to break into egg
        • Contains male DNA
        • Lots of mitochondria for energy
      • Nerve
        • Carry electrical signals from one part of the body to another
        • Long to cover more distance
        • Branched connections to connect to others. Form a network
      • Muscle
        • Lots of mitochondria for energy
        • Long so they have space to contract
        • Contract quickly
      • Root Hair
        • Absorb water and minerals from soil
        • Long hairs. larger surface area
      • Phloem and Xylem
        • Phloem
          • few subcellular structures
          • Elongated
          • transport food substance around plant
            • Both directions
          • Transpiration (B2)
        • Xylem
          • made of dead cells
            • Hollow in the centre
            • no end wall between them
          • Transport water and minerals
            • Leaves, stem and roots
          • Transpiration (B2)
    • Stem Cells
      • Embryonic
      • Adult
    • Chromosomes/Mitiosis
  3. Exchange

  4. Microorganisms

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