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Biology YR10
Unit 1.1
Cells + Magnification
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Magnification equation
Magnification
=
Eyepiece
M x
Objective
M
What can light microscopes view to?
x2000
What is used to view smaller objects?
Electron microscope
What is the flaw about electron microscopes?
They can only view
dead
material
What is staining used for?
To make
cells
more
visible
under
a
microscope
What is used to stain plant cells?
Iodine
What is used to stain animal cells?
Methlyne blue
What is used to stain bacterial cells?
Gram
stain
What is in an animal cell?
Mitochondria
,
nucleus
,
cytoplasm
,
cell membrane
What is in a plant cell?
Cell wall
,
cell
membrane
,
cytoplasm
,
nucleus
,
chloroplasts
,
mitochondria
,
vacuole
What is the use of the nucleus?
It contains
chromosomes
which carry
genetic
information
and it controls the activities of the
cell.
What does the cell membrane do?
It controls the
entry
and
exit
of
substances
What is the use of the cytoplasm?
It is the
place
of most
cellular reactions
What is the use of the mitochondria?
It is the
site
of
aerobic
respiration
What is the use of the cell wall?
It contains
cellulose
and it provides
structural
support
for
plant
cells
What is the use of chloroplasts?
It is the
site
of
photosynthesis
What is the use of the vacuole?
It contains a
watery
,
sugary
solution
(
sap
), it also makes the cell wall
firm
by
swelling
and
pushing
all
the
contents
in
the
cell
against
the
cell
wall.
What are specialised cells?
Cells
that have
specific
structures
and
functions
to carry out
specific
tasks
in the
body.
How do cells become specialised cells?
They
differentiate
How have red blood cells became specialised cells?
The contain
haemoglobin
and they are
biconcave
in shape which
maximises
the
efficiency
of carrying oxygen.
How are sperm cells specialised?
They have
tails
which makes it
easier
to
swim
fast
to the
egg
cell
What are cells?
The
smallest
unit
of
life
What are tissues?
Groups
of
similar
cells
that
work
together
to perform a
specific
function.
What are organs?
Different
tissues
that work
together
to
perform
a
specific
function
What is an organ system?
Organs working together
What is an organism?
A living thing
Light microscope components
Eyepiece
lens
Objective
lens
Focus
Stage
Mirror
/
light
Specialised cells examples
Root
hair
cells
Red
blood
cells
Neve
cells
Cilia
Guard
cells
Sperm
cells
Heart
muscle
Level of organisation
Cell
Tissue
Organ
System
Organism
Level of organisation Plant cells
Xylem
Chloroplasts
Leaf
Root
system
Plant
Level of organisation Animals
Muscle
Muscle
tissue
Stomach
Digestive
system
Human
Actual size
Magnification
=
Image
/actual size IAM