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cells and control
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Mitosis - division of cells
creates 2 genetically identical daughter cells
happens everywhere in body
growth and
repair
diploid cells
Interphase
DNA
replicated
cell
growth
Prophase
nuclear membrane
breaks down
spindle fibres
formed
Metaphase
chromosomes
line up along the middle of the cell
Anaphase
pulled to opposite ends of the cell by
spindle fibres
Telophase
new nuclear membrane forms
Cykotenisis
2
genetically
identical
daughter cells
formed
Meiosis
-
division of cells
happens in reproductive organs
testes / ovaries
4
genetically different cells created
creates
gametes
haploid cells
Specialised cells
cells differentiate
become specialised for a
specific
purpose
sperm cell
mitochondria
- energy
tail - to swim
acrosomes
- get through egg cell wall
root hair cell
large surface area - absorb water / mineral ions
mitochondria
- energy for
active transport
stem cells
undifferentiated cells
bone marrow
/ can only turn into blood cells
embryonic cells
/ can turn into any type of cell
can be used to help illness
sickle cell anaemia
- replace faulty
red blood cells
paralysis - replace faulty
nerve cells
embryonic stem cells
risk of
rejection
ethical concerns - destroying an embryo / potential life
CNS
-
brain
/
spinal
cord
cerebral cortex
-
high level processes
language
memory
cerebellum
balance
posture
medulla
-
automatic processes
heart rate
breathing
study the
brain
CT scan
PET scan
MRI scan
difficult to treat
hard to access
very
complicated
a lot can go wrong
synapse
gap between
neurones
electrical impulse
sparks release of
neurotransmitter
chemical
diffuses across synapse
binds with
receptor cells
sparks new electrical impulse on a new neurone
Reflex arc
stimulus
receptor
sensory neurone
relay neurone
CNS
motor neurone
effector
responce
reflex arc
purpose
happen very quickly
protect from
harm
Eye
OPTIC NERVE
- sends impulses to
CNS
LENS
/
CORNEA
- refract light
RETINA:
cone cells
- detect colour
rod cells
- detects light intensity
Iris reflex
-
dim light
pupil dilate
radial muscles
contract
circular muscles
relax
Iris reflex
- bright light
pupil contracts
radial muscles
relax
circular muscles
contract
vision defects
-
long sighted
close
- blurry
far
- clear
eyeball too short - image focus behind the
retina
corrected by
converging lens
vision defects
-
short sighted
close
- clear
far
-
blurry
eyeball
too long - image focus in front of the
retina
corrected with
diverging lens