Cell structure
Cell structure — Cambridge International AS & A Level Biology (9700, AS Level, Topic 1).
The Microscope in Cell Studies
know the ultrastructure of prokaryotic cells: cell wall, capsule, plasmid, flagellum, pili, ribosomes, circular DNA, and the function of each · know how magnification and resolution can be achieved using light and electron microscopy; understand the importance of staining specimens · CORE PRACTICAL 5: use a light microscope to make observations and labelled drawings of suitable animal cells; use a graticule to make measurements and understand scale
Eukaryotic Cell Structure: Animal Cell Ultrastructure
know the ultrastructure of eukaryotic cells: nucleus, nucleolus, ribosomes, rough and smooth ER, mitochondria, centrioles, lysosomes, Golgi apparatus · understand the function of each organelle listed above · understand the role of the rough ER and Golgi apparatus in protein transport, including formation of extracellular enzymes · recognise these organelles in electron microscope (EM) images
Plant Cell Ultrastructure and Comparing Plant & Animal CellsSign up
know the structure and ultrastructure of plant cells including cell wall, chloroplast, amyloplast, vacuole, tonoplast, plasmodesmata, pits and middle lamella; compare with animal cells · understand the function of each plant-cell structure listed above · recognise plant organelles in electron microscope (EM) images
Prokaryotic Cells and VirusesSign up
know the ultrastructure of prokaryotic cells: cell wall, capsule, plasmid, flagellum, pili, ribosomes, circular DNA, and the function of each · know how magnification and resolution can be achieved using light and electron microscopy; understand the importance of staining specimens · CORE PRACTICAL 5: use a light microscope to make observations and labelled drawings of suitable animal cells; use a graticule to make measurements and understand scale