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Cells And Metabolism

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Investigating-scientific method

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• recognise problem Collection of info related to problem Making a hypothesis Testing the hypothesis- prediction Collection of data from experiment (new questions to be answered If hypothesis is supported: Make a conclusion (If not make another hypothesis)

#2
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Scientific variables

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Dependent- y axis measure Independent- x axis choose/change Controlled- what we keep the same

#3
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Hypothesis

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Is a prediction, direction of change size of change

#4
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Aim:

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What you want to know

#5
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Cell membrane

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Surrounds the cell and forms outer boundary- controls move of what’s going in and out

#6
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Nucleus

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Usually a sphere- contains genetic material mostly DNA

#7
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Nucleolus

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Composed mainly of RNA Makes ribosomes

#8
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Cytoplasm

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Thick fluid inside the cell and the suspended structure is contains

#9
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Organelle

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Structures suspended in the cytoplasm that carry out particular functions

#10
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Cytoskeleton

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Internal scaffolding of protein fibres with the cytoplasm( gives shape and assists cell movement)

#11
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Inclusion

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Chemical substances occurring as granules or liquid droplets in the cytoplasm

#12
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Ribosomes

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small spherical organelles At the ribosomes amino acids join and form protein can be attached or free from one another

#13
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Endoplasmic reticulum

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Membranes of ER provide surface for chemical reactions while channels are for storing or transferring molecules

#14
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Golgi body

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Flattened membrane stacked Modify proteins and package them for creation from the cell Ribosomes->ER-> Golgi body

#15
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Vesicles

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A membrane bound sac transfer into and out of cell

#16
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Mitochondria

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Sausage shape Cells “powerhouse” Double membrane (smooth and folded inner membrane) Release energy in form of respiration

#17
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Vacuole

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Storage of food water and waste

#18
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Cell membrane(plasma membrane)

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Protective barrier like structure Regulating passage of material Made of phospholipid molecules (which are lipid molecules contain a phosphate group) LIPID BI-LAYER

#19
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Head-outside (cell membrane)

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Polar heads which are hydrophilic Water loving Molecules pass easily

#20
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Tail-inside (cell membrane)

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Non polar tails which are hydrophobic Water fearing Molecules do not pass - bounce off

#21
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Simple diffusion

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When molecules disperse form a high concentration area to a low concentration area Spreads out evenly throughout gas or liquid

#22
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Osmosis

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Is the diffusion of water molecules from a higher to lower concentration of water molecules

#23
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Facilitated diffusion

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Occurs when substances are transported though a protein along the concentration gradient - high to low -passive

#24
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Active transport

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Substances transmitted accross the membrane against the concentration gradient -low to high concentration. Active- energy (ATP) Cell can take in or pass out substances regardless of their concentration inside or out