Specialised Cell
Carries oxygen in our body
What is the function of red blood cell
The passageway of air from the trachea to bronchioles.
What is the function of bronchi?
Controls all cell activity
What is the function of nucleus?
They are unicellular, made up of 1 kind of cell.
What are microorganisms?
It is where the organism lives
What is habitat?
Its Neurons
What specialised cells function for sending electrical signals from one part of the body to another
Lungs will inflate.
What is the action of the lungs when we inhale?
Chloroplast makes food for the plants.
What makes food for the plant?
Fungi that can be eaten.
What are mushrooms?
A series of energy transfer in an ecosystem
What is food chain?
It is the pigment of the red blood cell that absorb oxygen.
What is haemoglobin?
When the glucose breakdown with the help of oxygen to produce carbon dioxide energy and water.
How respiration happens/occur?
Cell Membrane, nucleus and mitochondria are the structures of both plant cell and animal cells.
What are the similar structures that both plants and animals have?
Microorganisms that return nutrients to the soil.
What are decomposers?
They causes the extinction of native species in an area
What are invasive species?
Has many Chloroplasts that has chlorophyll for photosynthesis
What is palisade cells?
Oxygen enters and carbon dioxide goes out.
How does gas exchange happens?
It released energy from the food we eat
What is the function of mitochondria?
It carries red blood cell and white blood cell and other particle inside the body.
What is the function of plasma?
When there is a buildup of toxin inside the body of an organisms.
How does bioaccumulation occur/happens?
By tiny hair-like structure that sweep mucus away from the lungs.
How does cilia help ciliated cells to function?
Diaphragm, Intercostal muscles contracts, Lungs inflate, while Diaphragm, Intercostal muscle relaxes, Lungs deflate.
How does breathing happens?
Plant has cell wall, chloroplast and sap vacuole while animals' cell doesn't have.
How do plant and animal cells differ?
What are the different structures between plant and animal cell?
By releasing a chemical called antibodies.
How does white blood cell fight pathogens?
When the toxins increase and reached the top level of food chain.
How does biomagnification happen?