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Cell Structure

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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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Three main ideas of cell theory

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• All living organisms are made up of one or more cells • Cells are the basic functional unit in living organisms • New cells are produced from pre-existing cells

#2
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All cells:

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surrounded by a membrane contains genetic material have chemical reactions occur within the cell that are catalysed by enzymes

#3
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Define magnification

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How many times bigger the image of a specimen observed is compared to its actual size

#4
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Convert mm to micrometers

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x1000

#5
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convert micro meters to nm

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x 1000

#6
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convert nano meters to micro metres

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divided by 1000

#7
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How to use a scale bar

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1) use a ruler and measure length of scale bar convert to mm 2) convert measurements to same units as used on scale bar 3) put in formula measured length of scale bar / scale bar labelled

#8
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Define Resolution

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The ability to distinguish between objects that are close together

#9
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Factors of light microscope

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• Uses light to form an image • maximum resultion 0.2 micro metres • cannot be used to observe smaller organelles • maximum magnification x1500

#10
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Factors of electron microscope

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• Uses electrons to form an image • maximum resolution 0.0002 micrometers • can be used to observe smaller organelles • maximum magnification x1500000 • specimens needs to be dead

#11
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Explain immunofluorescence

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involves the use of antibodies that have been prepared with fluorescent dyes which bind with target molecules , allowing specific molecules to be detected

#12
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Explain freeze - fracture

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a sample rapidly frozen using liquid nitrogen and then physically broken apart in a vacuum

#13
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Explain Cryogenic electron microscopy

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• Involves flash freezing solutions • Frozen solutions exposed to electrons to produce images of molecules

#14
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What ribosomes do prokaryotic cells have

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70E

#15
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Ribosomes Function

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Binding and Reading of mRNA during translation to produce proteins

#16
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Plasma membrane functions

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Controls what enters and exits the cell

#17
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Function of cell wall

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protection and maintains shape

#18
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What are the key structures animal and plant cells share ?

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membrane -bound organelles larger ribosomes (80S)

#19
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What are the key differences between animal cells and plant

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animal cells contain centrioles and micro villi plant cells have a cell wall

#20
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Facts about Rough ER

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• Found in plant and animal • Surface covered in ribosomes (80S) • Processes proteins made by ribosomes)

#21
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Facts about Golgi Apparatus

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• Found in plant and animal cells • Modifies proteins and lipids before packaging them into golgi vesicles

#22
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Facts about vesicles

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Found in Plant and animal cells A membrane bound sac for transport

#23
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Fact about Lysosomes

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breaks down waste materials

#24
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Facts about Cebtrioles

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hollow fibres made of microtubules found in all eukaryotic