Eukaryotic and Prokaryotes

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A level Biology Flashcards on Eukaryotic and Prokaryotes, created by Charlotte Willis on 02/01/2018.
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What are the 5 Kingdoms Animal, Plant, Fungi, Bacteria and Protoctista
Differences between Eukaryotic VS Prokaryotic Cells E -Animal/plant, membrane bound organelles (nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi body, lysosomes and mitochondria) P- Bacteria, no membrane bound organelles
What are the two forms of reproduction? -Sexual (2 parents each provide a mete which fuse to form a zygote, that developed into organism) - Asexual (one parent identical offspring)
How does a Zygote develop into an organism? -It is a stem cell -AS it is an unspecialised cell it can develop into any type of cell -Zygote divides by mitosis to make many stem cells -Each stem cell develops into specialised cell -by mitosis the specialised cell divides into many specialised cells - cells - tissue- organ - organ system
What is an animal cell made up of? -Organelles (Nucleus, Endoplasmic reticulum (ER), Golgi body, lysosomes, mitochondria, ribosomes) - al have membrane except ribosomes -Cyctoplasm (chemical reactions site) -Cell membrane (hold the cell together, controls what leaves/enters)
Structure of the nucleus -Contains DNA -DNA wrapped around histones to form chromatin -nucleus has a double membrane , nuclear envelope - has pore -at the centre of the nucleus is the Nucleolus - produces mRNA -rest of nucleus made of nucleoplasm (contains DNA/chromatin)
Structure of Endoplasmic Reticulum -2 types - Smooth and Rough -RER - ribosomes on it ( makes proteins) -SER - no ribosomes ( makes lipids/ carbohydrates)
Structure of Golgi Body Modifies and packages proteins -Packages them into vesicles for transport -digestive enzymes are placed into lysosomes (vesicles w/membranes around them)
Structure of Mitochondria -Site of respirator, releases energy, produces ATP -DOuble membrane, inner folded Cristae ( high SA) -Middle portion called matrix
What is the structure and role of Mitochondria -Site of respiration , releases energy, produces ATP -Double membrane
What is the structure of Ribosomes Attached to RER -Site of Protein synthesis
What is a Plant Cell made up of? -Organelles (nucleus, endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi body, Lysosomes, Mitochondria, Chloroplast, Vacuole, ribosomes) - all have membranes except the ribosomes -Cytoplasm (site of chemical reactions) -Cell membrane ( hold cell together, controls what enters/leaves) -Cell Wall (cellulose, prevent the cell from bursting or shrinking)
What is the Structure of the chloroplasts? -Organelle for Photosynthesis -Double membrane -Contains discs called Thylakoids that contain chlorophyll -Stacked Thylakoids- Granum -Thylakoid surrounded by liquid - Stroma
What is the structure of the Vacuole? -Surrounded by a membrane called a Tonoplast -Contains Cell Sap (Sugar, Water, Minerals)
What is a Bacteria made up of? -NO NUCLEUS - loose DNA in a single loop and a plasmid -No membrane bound organelles: smaller ribosomes -Cytoplasm -Cell Membrane + cell wall (made up of peptidoglycan/murein) -Some have a capsule (reduce water loss, protect against Phagocyctosis) and Flagella
What is a Virus made up of? DNA or RNA (if RNA there will be a enzyme present to turn RNA into DNA) -Protein Coat called Capsid -Attachment proteins on outside
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