GCSE Biology – Bacterial cells

Last updated: 21/05/2021
AQA Oxford GCSE Science – Combined science higher Organisation GCSE Biology – Bacterial cells

Learning Objectives

-I can describe the structure of a bacterial cell

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  1. What does prokaryotic cell mean?

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  2. What cell organelle is not present in a bacterial cell?

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  3. How can larger bacterial cells be viewed?

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  4. Which structure is only found in bacterial cells?

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  5. Which structure is only found in bacterial cells?

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  6. What is the function of plasmids?

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  7. Which structure is only found in some bacterial cells?

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  8. How big is a bacterial cell?

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  9. Which structure is only found in bacterial cells?

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  10. How can smaller bacterial cells be viewed?

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  11. How do bacterial cells divide?

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  12. What is the function of the flagella?

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  13. Why are plasmids used by humans?

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  14. What is the function of the cell wall?

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  15. What is the function of the chromosomal DNA?

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  16. What are plasmids used for?

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  17. What type of cell are bacterial cells?

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  18. How is binary fission different to mitosis?

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  19. How is the DNA of bacterial cells different to animal cells?

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  20. Which components are found in all of plant, animal and bacterial cells?

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