Ko te karihi tētahi wāhanga matua o te pūtau (RP 2009:360). / The nucleus is the main part of a cell.

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Mā te miriona wehenga pūtau ka tupu mai he pēpi hou i te pūtau hua (RP 2009:227). / A new baby developes from a zygote through millions of cell divisions.

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I roto i ngā tipu whaipua ka hangaia he pūtau hou, ka kīia ko te pūtau hua, koia e kawe ana i ngā ira o ngā pūtau o ōna mātua e rua (RP 2009:450). / In flowering plants when a new cell is produced it is called a zygote, and this carries the genes of the cells of the two parents.

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E rua ngā momo pūtau io, ko te io tairongo me te io whakaneke (RP 2009:345). / There are two types of nerve cells, sensory nerves and motor nerves.

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He mea hanga te toto ki te wētoto me ngā momo pūtau toto e toru (RP 2009:415). / Blood is made of plasma and three types of blood corpuscles.

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Ko te whakaputa uri tōrua he tukanga o ngā rauropi, e hono tahi ai ngā pūtau hema o ngā mātua e rua (te toa me te uwha) hei whakaputa uri (RP 2009:445). / Sexual reproduction is a process in organisms where the gametes of two parents (male and female) are combined to produce off spring (RP 2009:445).

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He mea hanga te kiritai o te pūtau tipu ki te pūtauhuka (RP 2009:361). / The epidermis of a plant cell is made of cellulose.

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Ko te pūtau toto mā: He nui ake ēnei pūtau i ngā pūtau toto whero, he mea hanga anō ki roto i te mongamonga kōiwi (RP 2009:415). / White blood cells: These blood cells are bigger than red blood cells and are made in the bone marrow.

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Ko te pūtau toto whero: Koia nei ngā pūtau e kawea ai te hāora mai i ngā pūkahukahu ki ngā wāhi katoa o te tinana (RP 2009:415). / Red blood cells: These are the cells that carry oxygen from the lungs to all parts of the body.

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Ko te whakatōnga te hononga tahitanga o te pūtau hema-toa (te tātea) me te pūtau hema-uwha (te kākano) e puta ai he uri (RP 2009:450). / Fertilisation is the fusion of the male and the female gametes (sperm and egg) in order to produce offspring (RP 2009:45).

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Ko te whakatōnga te hononga tahitanga o te pūtau hema-toa (te tātea) me te pūtau hema-uwha (te kākano) e puta ai he uri (RP 2009:450). / Fertilisation is the fusion of the male and the female gametes (sperm and egg) in order to produce offspring (RP 2009:45).

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