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This video is going to cover the biology paper 1
AQA exam
Topics involved in paper
1
Cell biology
Organization
Infection
and response
Bioenergetics
Animal and plant cells
Have a
nucleus
Bacterium
Has a loop of
DNA
, no
nucleus
Cell structures and their functions
1.
Cell membrane
controls what
substances
move in and out
2.
Mitochondria
is where
energy
is released
3.
Ribosomes
is where
protein synthesis
occurs
Cell wall
Function is to provide
structure
and
support
Chlorophyll
Makes the cell
green
, located in the
chloroplast
Calculating
magnification
Magnification =
size
of
image
/ size of real object
Cell cycle stages
1.
Growth
and
chromosome
replication
2.
Chromosome
separation
3.
Cytoplasm
and
cell membrane
division
Mitosis
Process that makes two
identical
new body cells for growth and
repair
Genetic
material is made from
DNA
Gene
Section of
genetic
material on a
chromosome
Stem cells
Can
differentiate
into specialized
cells
Bone marrow stem cell transplant
Can help treat medical conditions by differentiating into
red blood cells
to cure
anemia
Differences between mitosis and meiosis
Mitosis produces
2
daughter cells, meiosis produces
4
Mitosis produces
diploid
cells, meiosis produces
haploid
cells
Mitosis produces genetically
identical
cells, meiosis produces genetically
different
cells
Similarity between mitosis and meiosis is that
DNA replicates
Diffusion
Net movement of particles from
high
to
low
concentration
Increasing CO2 concentration or number of open stomata
Increases rate of CO2
diffusion
into
mesophyll
cells
Lungs adapted for efficient gas exchange by diffusion
Many
alveoli
to increase
surface area
Thin capillaries
for
short diffusion pathway
Breathing maintains
concentration gradient
Rich
blood supply
brings
CO2
, removes O2
Osmosis
Process by which
water
molecules enter
root hair
cell
Active transport
Process used to transport
nitrate
ions into root hair cell against concentration gradient, requires
energy
Small intestine adapted for efficient absorption
Projections called
villi
provide
large
surface area
Villi walls are very
thin
for
short
diffusion distance
Intestine is
long
to increase absorption time
Rich blood supply
maintains
concentration gradient
Cells contain many mitochondria to provide
energy
for
active transport