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Mitosis and Meiosis

Cells

Create a mind map with information about DNA

Mitosis

Meiosis

What is the corresponding row of DNA that matches with this:

A A T G G C T T G A C T C T A

Discovery

If it was being changed to mRNA what would the code be?

Structure

What scientists

How?

four bases

pairing

Where is it found

1) Normal diploid cell

2) chromosomes replicate

3) chromosomes lines up

4) Half goes to each side

5) cell divides to form

two diploid cells

DNA

1) Normal diploid cell

2) chromosomes replicate

3) chromosomes lines up

in pairs

4) one of each pair to each side

5) cell divides to form

two diploid cells

6) chromosomes line up and division happens again

7) 4 haploid cells

Genetic engineering

Draw the three cells and label them as animal, plant or bacteria

How to extract it

Human Genome Project

Steps

Things to add

How? Why?

Ethics

Label as many parts of each cell as you can

DNA replication

Match the words to their 2 definitions

Protein

Catalyst

break

shape

reactions

Write the definitions on your paper

Model with coloured cubes

Substances move down their concentration gradient

Diffusion

Requires energy

Active x2

key

broken

lock

products

Making proteins

Diffusion of water molecules

Enzymes are __________ that speed up chemical __________ inside cells. They are __________ and they have a specific __________ which is very important for how they work. Enzymes can either __________ down or join molecules together.

The __________ and __________ theory describes how enzymes work. An enzyme has an __________ site which is a specific shape. The chemical which is being vroken apart must have a complementary shape to fit onto the __________ site. Once in place, the weak bonds holding the substrate together are __________ and the __________ are released.

As temperatures increase, the reaction rate __________ because there is more energy. The __________ temperature for the enzymes is usually about __________. If the temperature increases above this, enzymes become __________. This is because the higher temperatures cause the active site to change __________, meaning substrates cannot bind to it. The __________ temperature is therefore a balance between increasing the rate of __________ and temperatures that cause enzymes to become __________.

Active transport

No energy needed

Substances move against their concentration gradient

Osmosis

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increases

optimal x2

denature

reaction

deatured

shape

No energy needed

Give an example of where you might find each one occurring

Respiration

The digestive system

Photosynthesis

What is the equation for aerobic and anaerobic respiration?

Draw a cartoon or write a story to explain the journey food takes as it travels through the body

Draw a diagram to show how oxygen travels from the lungs into the blood and how carbon dioxide travels from the blood into the lungs.

Where does this happen?

What is the equation?

how is a leaf adapted for photosynthesis?

Why does heart rate and breathing rate increase after exercise?

Xylem and Phloem

The heart and circulatory system