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B5.1
How does an organism produce new cells?
Meiosis
A type of cell division that produces
gametes
It is important in meiosis that the cells
produced only contain half the
chromosome number of the parent cell.
A zygote contains a set of
chromosomes from each parent
Meiosis
Gametes
Zygote
Questions
What happens in the normal cell cycle?
Cell growth
Mitosis
More questions
In which organs do cells divide by Meiosis?
Ovaries and Testes
B5.2
How do genes control growth and
development within the cell?
Cytoplasm
In the nucleus
Travels to the
cytoplasm
In the cytoplasm
mRNA copy
of gene
Protein made
of amino acids
Questions
Where are proteins made in cells?
In the cytoplasm
B5.3
How do new organisms develop from a single
cell?
Early embryos
The zygote divides by mitosis to form an embryo
In a human
embryo, up to
the eight cell
stage, all the
cells are
identical and
could produce
any sort of
cell required
by the
organism
(embryonic
stem cells)
Specialised Cells
After this point the
cells become
specialised and form
different types of
tissue
Although body
cells in an organism
contain the same
genes, many genes
in a particular cell
are not active
because it only
produces the
specific proteins it
needs
gametes
zygote
mitosis
Specialised
cell types in
tissues
Cloning
Plant meristems
Plant meristems divide to
produce cells that result
in increased height,
length of roots and
girth of the plant.
Phototropism
Phototropism is the plants response to light. It
increases the plants chance of survival
Light causes auxin to move to the opposite side of
the shoot tip. The cells on the side with more auxin
grow bigger.
REVISE
Check your knowledge
double helix
DNA has a ____________
structure
1.
____________________________
Copies of the chromosomes separate
The cell divides
_______________________
Cell Division by Mitosis: this
two new cells identical
produces ____
to each other and to the parent cell
Meiosis
A type of cell division that produces
gametes
Meiosis
Gametes
Zygote
Questions
What happens in the normal cell cycle?
Cell growth
Mitosis
More questions
In which organs do cells divide by Meiosis?
Ovaries and Testes
B5.2
How do genes control growth and
development within the cell?
Cytoplasm
In the nucleus
Travels to the
cytoplasm
In the cytoplasm
mRNA ____
copy
__________
of gene
Protein made
of amino
__________.
acids
Questions
Where are proteins made in cells?
In the cytoplasm
B5.3
How do new organisms develop from a single
cell?
Early embryos
The zygote divides by ________
mitosis to form an embryo
In a human
embryo, up to
the _____
eight
_____
cell stage,
all the cells
are identical
and could
produce any
sort of cell
required by
the organism
(embryonic
stem cells)
Specialised Cells
After this point the
cells become
specialised
________ and form
different types of
tissue
________.
Although body
cells in an organism
contain the same
genes, many genes
in a particular cell
are _________
because
not
activeit only
produces the
specific _________
itproteins
needs
gametes
zygote
mitosis
Specialised
cell types in
tissues
Cloning
Plant meristems
Plant meristems divide to
produce cells that result
in increased
height, length of roots
___________________
girth of the plant.
and ______
Plant Hormones
roots in the
Cut stems from a plant can develop _______
auxins and grow into a
presence of plant hormones (________)
clone of the parent
complete plant which is a _______
Phototropism
the plants response to light
Phototropism is _________________________.
survival
It increases the plants chance of _________.
auxin to move to the opposite side of
Light causes ______
the shoot tip. The cells on the side with more auxin
bigger
grow ______.
Questions
two cells.
Division of a cell by mitosis creates ____
When do mammalian embryonic cells become
specialised? The eight cell stage
How do cells control which proteins they
produce?
They can inactivate genes or reactivate inactivated genes.