Biology paper

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    • What is a key characteristic of prokaryotic cells?
      They lack membrane-bound organelles.
    • Where is the genetic material located in prokaryotic cells?
      It floats freely in the cytoplasm.
    • What type of organisms are prokaryotic cells?
      They are unicellular organisms.
    • Can you name examples of prokaryotic cells?
      Bacteria and archaea.
    • How do prokaryotic cells typically compare in size to eukaryotic cells?
      They are typically smaller.
    • What is a key characteristic of eukaryotic cells?
      They have a membrane-bound nucleus.
    • Where is the genetic material located in eukaryotic cells?
      It is contained within the nucleus.
    • What type of organisms are eukaryotic cells?
      They can be multicellular organisms.
    • What are the main differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?
      • Prokaryotic cells:
      • Lack membrane-bound organelles
      • Genetic material free in cytoplasm
      • Unicellular
      • Examples: Bacteria, archaea
      • Typically smaller
      • Eukaryotic cells:
      • Have a membrane-bound nucleus
      • Genetic material contained in nucleus
      • Can be multicellular
    • Prokaryotes are single-celled organisms without a nucleus or other membrane-bound organelles.
    • The cell wall provides structural support and protection against osmotic pressure.
    • Both bacteria and archaea are classified as prokaryotes.
    • How do you convert micrometres to millimetres?

      Divide by 1000
    • what is the triangle of equation?
      Image size at the top and magnification and real size at the bottom
    • Bacteria have flagella that allow them to move through their environment by rotating or whipping back and forth.
    • What are the adaptations+functions of a sperm cell?
      Function:To swim to the egg
      Adaptation:
      .Acrosome contains enzymes which allow the sperm to penetrate the outer layer of the egg
      .Middle part is full of mitochondria which provides energy for their journey to the egg.
    • Xylem cell?
      Function:Transports water and dissolved minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant.
      Adaptations:
      .Cell wall is made up of Lignin.
      .Walls are end to end but then then form hollow tubes