c astlehead h igh s chool intermediate 2 introduction to cells j offord
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Intermediate 2
Introduction to Cells
J Offord
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Animal cells have three basic parts.
Nucleus
Cytoplasm Cell membrane
An animal cell
NUCLEUS - controls the cell and contains genetic information.
CYTOPLASM – where chemical reactions happen
CELL MEMBRANE – controls what enters and leaves the cell and gives the cell shape.
Animal Cells
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Plant CellsThe plant cell has some parts the same as an animal cell…
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
VacuoleContains cell sap - helps with support
ChloroplastContains chlorophyll - absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis
Cell wallMade of cellulose and supports cell
..and some different to an animal cell.
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Yeast
• Yeast is a type of plant called a fungus• Yeast can be used to make • BREAD• WINE• BEER• GASOHOL – a fuel used to drive cars
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Fermentation
• Yeast breaks down glucose to make carbon dioxide gas and alcohol (or ethanol)
• This process is called fermentation• The word equation for this reaction is
Glucose Carbon Dioxide
and Alcohol
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Bacteria
• Bacteria can be used to make yoghurt
• The bacteria feed on LACTOSE sugar in the milk turning it into LACTIC ACID
• This drop in pH makes the proteins in milk clump together
• Word Equation:Lactose Lactic acid
(broken down by bacteria)
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Fungi
• First antibiotic discovered by Alexander Flemming
• Called penicillin – came from a fungus
• Antibiotic is a chemical that prevents bacteria growing
• Only effective against bacteria not against viruses
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More to do
1. Click on the link below and go to the website my skoool http://kent.skoool.co.uk/keystage3.aspx?id=63
and look over the lessons
2. Cell Structure and Function and Plant Cells
3. Then go to bitesize revision http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/education/bitesize/standard/biology/investigating_cells/index.shtml read over the cells topic and answer the questions