Cell Structure
Stem Cells
Mitosis
Cancer
Meoisis
100

What is the function of the cell membrane?

To control the entry and exit of substances in and out of the cell.

100

Name two types of stem cells

adult and embryonic

100

Name the two stages of the cell cycle

interphase and cell division

100

list 3 types of cancer treatments

radiation, chemotherapy and surgery

100

Explain the functions of meoisis

allows for sexual reproduction and genetic variation

200

What is the green pigment in chloroplasts called?

Chlorophyll

200

Give an ethical issue for stem cell research

use of embryos

200
What is interphase??

Part of the cell cycle when the cell doesn't divide

200

List 3 side effects of chemotherapy

hair loss, weight loss, skin rashes, fatigue, 

200

Name the gametes in animal reproduction

egg and sperm
300

Distinguish between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

Porkaryotics don’t have a nucleus or membrane bound organells. Eukaryotes do have a nucleus and membrane bound organelles.

300

What can stem cells be used for

To help treat patients with diseases 

300

Name the four stages of mitosis in order

Prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase

300

Define a tumour

when one or more cells lose the ability to control the rate of mitosis

300

How many chromosomes does each gamete have before fertilisation

23

400

Why is it important to add a drop of water to the plant cell when observing it under a microscope?

To prevent it from drying out.

400

List three examples of disorders/diseases that stem cells can treat.

alzheimers, parkinsons, leukaemia, diabetes, blood diseases

400

what are two functions of mitosis?

asexual reproduction, growth and repair of cells

400

Distinguish between benign and malignant tumours

benign are non life threatning

Malignant tumours are called cancers

400

How many chromosomes does the zygote have after fertilisation

46

500

In which order do you use objective lenses when observing cells?

4, 10, 40

500

Name 2 important characteristics of stem cells.

unspecialized and can be induced to become tissue or organ specific cells

500

Distinguish between haploid and diploid cells

Haploid  - one set of chromosomes

Diploid - two sets of chromosomes

500

Why are cancer group of cells dangerous?

1. don't stop dividing

2. invade other tissues

3. spread to other body parts

500

list 3 different genetic variations offspring might have

eye colour, hair colour, height, 

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