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Paper 1: Cell Biology

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Paper 1: Cell Biology

  1. 2. Cells

    • 3. Common features:
      • Surrounded by a membrane
      • Contain genetic material
      • Cell activity is catalyzed by enzymes produced in the cell
        • The chemical reactions are known as metabolism
      • Have their own energy release systems
    • 3. Cell Theory
      • Living organisms are composed by cells
    • 3. Unicellular Organisms
      • Prokarytes
        • Cell structure
          • Has
            • DNA
              • In the cytoplasm in the nucleoid
                • No proteins
            • Cytoplasm
              • Holds the DNA
            • Cell Wall
              • Archaeans don't have cell walls
                • Cell wall is outside the cell membrane. Contains peptidoglycan. Extracellular.
            • Ribosomes
              • In the cytoplasm, makes proteins
            • Plasma membrane
              • Provides barrier and support for the cell
              • Photosynthesis can occur in the plasma membrane
              • Cellular respiration occurs in the plasma membrane
                • Is a form of metabolism called fermentation
        • Cell division
          • Divides by binary fission
            • Asexual reproduction
      • Eukaryotes
        • Cell structure
          • Nucleus
          • Nuclear membrane
          • Cytoplasm
          • Ribosomes
          • Smooth E. R.
          • Golgi apparatus
          • Rough E. R.
          • Micro tubules
          • Lysosomes
          • Pila
      • bacteria, archaea, protozoa, unicellular algae and unicellular fungi.
      • All the functions of life are carried out in that one cell
        • 7 functions of life: Nutrition, metabolism, growth, adaptation, excretion, homeostasis, reproduction
    • 3. Multicellular organisms
      • animals, land plants and filamentous fungi are multicellular, as are many algae
      • The first evidence of multicellularity is from cyanobacteria-like organisms that lived 3-3.5 billion years ago
      • Cell differentiation
        • occurs numerous times during the development of a multicellular organism as the organism changes from a simple zygote to a complex system of tissues and cell types.
        • Gene Expression
          • All multicellular organisms in humans have the same set of genes
          • Cell differentiation happens because a different sequence of gene is expressed in different cell types
        • Specialization
          • Specialized tissues can develop by cell differentiation e.g. Red blood cell carries oxygen
            • Tissues are a group of specialized cells that perform the same function
      • Undifferentiated cell
        • Stem cells
          • Have the capacity to differentiate(produce different cell types), this is necessary for embryonic development
            • Embryonic stem cells can be used to produce regenerated tissue for people with skin burns and other therapeutic uses
            • Non-therapeutic: Use large amounts of muscle fibers for human consumption in animals
          • can divide (through mitosis) to produce more stem cells
    • 3. Microscopes
      • Electron
        • Resolution is 1 nanometer
          • Reveals the ultrastructure of cells
      • Light
        • Maximum resolution is 200 nanometers
          • Reveals the cells structure

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GCSE Biology (revision resources) Mind Map on Paper 1: Cell Biology, created by James Stephenson on 08/01/2020.
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