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AQA GCSE COMBINED SCIENCE BIOLOGY
EXAMINATION PREP STUDY GUIDE LATEST
UPDATED PRACTICE SOLUTION VERIFIED 100
PERCENT


◉ eukaryotic cell. Answer: A cell with a nucleus and other
membrane-bound organelles. Examples include animal and plant
cells.


◉ prokaryotic cell. Answer: A cell without a nucleus or membrane-
bound organelles. Examples include bacteria.


◉ main organelles in an animal cell. Answer: Nucleus, cell
membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria, ribosomes.


◉ additional organelles in plant cells. Answer: Chloroplasts, cell wall,
permanent vacuole (in addition to organelles found in animal cells).


◉ function of the nucleus. Answer: Contains genetic material (DNA)
and controls the cell's activities.


◉ function of mitochondria. Answer: Site of aerobic respiration,
where energy is released from glucose.

, ◉ function of chloroplasts. Answer: Site of photosynthesis, where
light energy is used to make glucose.


◉ function of the cell membrane. Answer: Controls what substances
enter and leave the cell (selectively permeable).


◉ function of ribosomes. Answer: Site of protein synthesis.


◉ function of the cell wall. Answer: Provides structural support and
protection for the cell.


◉ function of the permanent vacuole. Answer: Contains cell sap to
help maintain turgor pressure.


◉ stem cell. Answer: An undifferentiated cell that can develop into
many different cell types.


◉ differentiation. Answer: The process where cells develop to
become specialized for specific functions.


◉ diffusion. Answer: The movement of particles from an area of
higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.


◉ osmosis. Answer: The diffusion of water molecules across a
partially permeable membrane from a region of higher water
concentration to a region of lower water concentration.

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