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Cells
- Organelles
- Organelles are the parts
inside the cells.
- These Include: Nucleus
Mitochondria Ribosomes
Cell Wall Cell Membrane
Chloroplasts Vacuole
Cytoplasm
- The MITOCHONDIA
is where most of the
energy is released
durig respiration
- RIBOSOMES is where protein
synthesis occurs (where protein
is made.)
- The MITOCHONDIA
is where most of the
energy is released
durig respiration
- These Include: Nucleus
Mitochondria Ribosomes
Cell Wall Cell Membrane
Chloroplasts Vacuole
Cytoplasm
- Organelles are the parts
inside the cells.
- Diffusion
- Diffusion is where the particle from a liquid or gas
moves from an area of high concentration to an
area of low concentration.
- Oxygen and
Glucose diffuse
into the cell
- Carbon Dioxide and Water
diffuse out of the cell from the
MITOCHONDRIA
- Carbon Dioxide and Water
diffuse out of the cell from the
MITOCHONDRIA
- Oxygen and
Glucose diffuse
into the cell
- Diffusion is where the particle from a liquid or gas
moves from an area of high concentration to an
area of low concentration.
- Tissues, Organs
and Organ
Systems
- A tissue is a group on similar
cells that work together to carry
out a particular function
- Mucsle Tissue, Glandular Tissue
- Mucsle Tissue, Glandular Tissue
- An organ is a group of
different tissues that work
together to carry out a
particular function
- Lungs, Heart
- Lungs, Heart
- An organ system is a group of
different organs that work
together to carry out a particular
function
- Digestive System,
Respiration System
- Digestive System,
Respiration System
- A tissue is a group on similar
cells that work together to carry
out a particular function
- Plants
- Mesophyll tissue: where most
of the photosynthesis occurs
- Xylem and Phloem transport things lie
water, mineral ions and sucrose around
the plant
- Epidermal tissue covers the whole plant
- Mesophyll tissue: where most
of the photosynthesis occurs
- Digestive System
- Stomach and Small Intestine
digest food
- Glands, e.g Pancreas
and salivary produce digestive juices
- Liver produces Bile
- Small intestine absorbs
soluble food mulecules
- Large intestine absorbs
water and undigested
food, leaving faeces
- The Digestive system EXCHANGES
materials with he enviroment by taking
in nutrients and releasing substances.
- Stomach and Small Intestine
digest food
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