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    This document provides an overview of a homework assignment on cell ultrastructure for an OCR Year 1 Biology course. The homework covers organelles, their structures and functions, differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, and how organelles work together to synthesize and release proteins. Students are tasked with creating tables to summarize organelle functions and the protein synthesis process. They are also asked to draw and label a bacterial cell and identify cytoskeleton components. The assignment aims to demonstrate understanding of cell ultrastructure and assess recall of organelle roles and their linkage to function.

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    This document provides an overview of a homework assignment on cell ultrastructure for an OCR Year 1 Biology course. The homework covers organelles, their structures and functions, differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, and how organelles work together to synthesize and release proteins. Students are tasked with creating tables to summarize organelle functions and the protein synthesis process. They are also asked to draw and label a bacterial cell and identify cytoskeleton components. The assignment aims to demonstrate understanding of cell ultrastructure and assess recall of organelle roles and their linkage to function.

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    This document provides an overview of a homework assignment on cell ultrastructure for an OCR Year 1 Biology course. The homework covers organelles, their structures and functions, differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, and how organelles work together to synthesize and release proteins. Students are tasked with creating tables to summarize organelle functions and the protein synthesis process. They are also asked to draw and label a bacterial cell and identify cytoskeleton components. The assignment aims to demonstrate understanding of cell ultrastructure and assess recall of organelle roles and their linkage to function.

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    This document provides an overview of a homework assignment on cell ultrastructure for an OCR Year 1 Biology course. The homework covers organelles, their structures and functions, differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, and how organelles work together to synthesize and release proteins. Students are tasked with creating tables to summarize organelle functions and the protein synthesis process. They are also asked to draw and label a bacterial cell and identify cytoskeleton components. The assignment aims to demonstrate understanding of cell ultrastructure and assess recall of organelle roles and their linkage to function.

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    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Cell Ultrastructure
    Homework Pack

    Module 2: Foundations in Biology

    Chapter 2.4- 2.6 of the OCR Biology book

    Cell Ultrastructure
    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Specification
    Learners can demonstrate and apply their knowledge and understanding of…
     
    the ultrastructure of eukaryotic cells and the functions of the
    different components
    photomicrographs of cellular components in a range of eukaryotic
    cells
    the interrelationship between the organelles involved in the
    production and secretion of proteins
    the importance of the cytoskeleton
    The similarities and differences in the structure and ultrastructure
    of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

    Keyword List: Find the appropriate definitions for these terms

    Keyword Definition

    Organelle

    Chromatin

    Chromosomes

    Prokaryotic

    Cristae

    Thylakoid

    mRNA

    Flagella

    Cell Ultrastructure
    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Cell Ultrastructure

    This topic covers both the


    movement and stability of cells and
    the role of each of the various
    organelles found within them. In
    this area of cells more than any
    other marks come not just from
    recalling the roles of the organelles
    but by linking their structure to
    their function.

    Organelles task

    This Diagram shows a generalised


    animal (a) and plant (b) cell along
    with the key organelles. You need
    to create a table to summarise
    what the function of each of these
    organelles is and how their
    structure allows them to do this.

    Staple this table to your homework


    pack

    Cell Ultrastructure
    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Prokaryotic cells

    Prokaryotic cells are far smaller (and older) than Eukaryotic cells – a bacteria is
    a good example. They have some fundamental differences to Eukaryotic cells.

    In the space below produce a scientific drawing of a typical bacteria cell.


    Highlight where there is a difference between this and a Eukaryotic cell.

    Cell Ultrastructure
    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Working together

    Organelles function together to perform the tasks of the cell. The Cytoskeleton
    is involved in moving materials from one organelle to another. What are the 3
    component parts of the cytoskeleton?

    1. .....................................................................................................................

    2. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

    3. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

    In the table below, create a step by step guide to show how a protein would be
    synthesised and released by different organelles in a cell.

    1 2

    3 4

    5 6

    Cell Ultrastructure
    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Exam questions: Answer all of these past exam questions without using any
    notes / books in 1 colour first.

    Then go back and use your notes, book and mark-scheme to correct the
    questions where you went wrong in a second colour.

    Cell Ultrastructure
    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Cell Ultrastructure
    OCR Year 1 Biology

    Cell Ultrastructure

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