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B3 Retrieval Questions
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1What is a stem cell?
- Adifferentiated cell that can change into one or more specialised cell types
- Bundifferentiated cell that can differentiate into one or more specialised cell types
- Cundifferentiated cell that cannot differentiate into any other specialised cell types
2What are adult stem cells?
- Astem cells from adults that can differentiate into any specialised cells
- Bcells from adults that cannot differentiate
- Cstem cells from adults that can only differentiate into certain specialised cells
3Where are adult stem cells found?
- Abone marrow
- Bumbilical cord
- Cear lobes
4What are embryonic stem cells?
- Astem cells from embryos that can differentiate into limited specialised cells
- Bstem cells from embryos that can differentiate into any specialised cell
- Cstem cells from embryos that are already specialised
5Where are embryonic stem cells found?
- Aearly human embryos (usually from spare embryos from fertility clinics)
- Bbone marrow
- Cear lobes
6In therapeutic cloning patient’s cells are used to create an early embryo [blank_start]clone[blank_end] of themselves – stem cells from the embryo can then be used to treat the patient’s medical conditions.
- Aclone
7An advantage of therapeutic cloning is that stem cells from the embryo are not rejected when transplanted because they have the same genes as the patient
- ATrue
- BFalse
8An advantage of using adult stem cells is that there are fewer ethical issues as obtained from adults who can consent to their use
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Give a disadvantages of using adult stem cells.
- Aembryos must be destroyed
- Bcan only differentiate into some specialised cell types, so treat fewer diseases
- Ccan only differentiate into liver cells
10Give two advantages of using embryonic stem cells.
- Acan differentiate into any specialised cell, so can be used to treat many diseases
- Beasier to obtain as they are found in spare embryos from fertility clinics
- Cdonors can be found easily
- Dliver cells can be produced
11Two disadvantages of using embryonic stem cells are [blank_start]ethical[blank_end] issues surrounding their use, as every embryo is a potential life and potential risks involved with treatments, such as transfer of [blank_start]viral[blank_end] infections
- Aethical
- Bviral
12What are plant meristems?
- Aarea where slowest cell division occurs in the tips of roots and shoots
- Barea where rapid cell division occurs in the tips of roots and shoots
- Carea where rapid cell division occurs in the middle of roots and shoots
13Two advantages of using plant meristems to [blank_start]clone[blank_end] plants are that rare species can be cloned to protect them from [blank_start]extinction[blank_end] and plants with special features (e.g., disease resistance) can be cloned to produce many copies
- Aclone
- Bextinction
14An advantage of plant cloning is that no genetic variation is introduced, so, for example, an entire cloned crop could be destroyed by a disease
- ATrue
- BFalse
15What is cell division by mitosis?
- Abody cells divide to form two identical daughter cells
- Bbody cells divide to form four identical daughter cells
- Csex cells divide to form two identical daughter cells
- Dsex cells divide to form four identical daughter cells
16The purpose of mitosis is the growth and repair of cells, and asexual reproduction
- ATrue
- BFalse
17What happens during the [blank_start]first[blank_end] stage of the cell cycle? • cell grows bigger
• [blank_start]chromosomes[blank_end] duplicate • number of subcellular structures (e.g., ribosomes and mitochondria) increases- Achromosomes
- Bfirst
18During mitosis one set of chromosomes is pulled to each end of the cell and the nucleus divides
- ATrue
- BFalse
19What happens during the third stage of the cell cycle?
- Athe cytoplasm and cell membrane divide, forming four identical daughter cells
- Bthe cytoplasm and cell membrane divide, forming two different daughter cells
- Cthe cytoplasm and cell membrane divide, forming two identical daughter cells
- Dthe cytoplasm and nucleus divide, forming two identical daughter cells
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- 10th grade Biology Quiz on B3 Retrieval Questions, created by Nicola Lines on 11/08/2020.
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