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Eukaryotic cells
Animal
and plant cells
Prokaryotic cells
Bacterial
cells
Structures
in eukaryotic cells
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Nucleus
containing
DNA
Structures
in prokaryotic cells
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Single circular strand
of
DNA
and plasmids
Organelles
Structures in a
cell
that have
different
functions
Organelles
in animal and plant cells
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Mitochondria
Ribosomes
Additional
organelles only in plant cells
Chloroplasts
Permanent vacuole
Cell wall
Structures
in bacterial cells
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Cell wall
Chromosomal DNA
(circular)
Plasmids
Flagella
Differentiation
A process that involves the cell gaining new
sub-cellular
structures in order for it to be suited to its
role
Specialised
animal cells
Sperm
cells
Egg
cells
Ciliated epithelial
cells
Specialised
plant cells
Root hair cells
Xylem
cells
Phloem
cells
Light
microscope
Has two lenses, usually illuminated from underneath, maximum magnification of 2000x, resolving power of
200nm
Electron
microscope
Uses
electrons
instead of light, higher magnification (up to
2,000,000x
) and resolving power (10nm for SEM, 0.2nm for TEM)
Electron
microscopes
have allowed the discovery of
viruses
and detailed examination of proteins
Magnification
Magnification of the
eyepiece
lens x
magnification
of the objective lens
Size of an object
Size of image/magnification =
size
of
object
Standard
form
Multiplying a number by a power of
10
to get bigger or smaller numbers, with the 'number' between 1 and
10
Orders of magnitude
Understanding how much
bigger
or smaller one object is
compared
to another
Prefixes
Centi (0.01)
Milli
(0.001)
Micro
(0.000,001)
Nano
(0.000,000,001)
Estimating quantities
Take a
sample
, count the number in the sample, then
multiply
by the number of samples in the whole area
Parts of a light microscope
Eyepiece
Barrel
Turret
Lens
Stage