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Welcome to

Today’s exciting topic….

Cell History

Cell Processe

s

Membrane Bound

Organelles

Name That

Organelle

Plant Cells

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In 1665, this scientist was the first to use the

word “cell”.

Robert Hooke

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In the late 1660’s, this

scientist was the first to see and

describe microorganisms

under the microscope

Leeuwenhoek

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These three scientists are given credit for the Cell Theory.

SchleidenSchwannVirchow

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What are the three parts to the cell theory?

All living things are made of cells.

The cell is the basic unit of structure and function in all living things.

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All cells have what two characteristics

in common?

They are surrounded by a cell membrane.

They have DNA or RNA.

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The process of converting food

(glucose) into a form of energy the cell

can use (ATP).

Respiration

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Breaking down food into small

molecules that can be used by the

cell.

Digestion

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Using the energy from food for

growth and repair.

Biosynthesis

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The ability to respond to a stimulus.

Irritability

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The removal of liquid waste

from the cell.

Excretion

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The control center of the

cell.

Nucleus

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This organelle contains very

strong, digestive enzymes.

Lysosome

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This organelle sorts and packages

proteins and ships them off to their

final destinations.

Golgi Apparatus

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This organelle makes lipids that will be used in the cell

membrane.

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

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This is a storage area inside a cell.

Vacuole

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This is the place in the cell where ribosomal

subunits are manufactured.

Nucleolus

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These are composed of DNA and serve as the

storehouse for genetic information of a cell.

Chromosomes

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Newly made proteins from the ribosomes are inserted into the spaces of this

organelle where they are modified and

shaped into functioning proteins.

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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The “powerhouse” of the cell; this is

where cellular respiration takes

place.

Mitochondria

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This is the organelle of the cell that is

responsible for protein

synthesis.

Ribosomes

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Name three organelles that

are found in plant cells but are never found in animal cells.

Cell WallChloroplastsLarge, central

vacuole

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This organelle contains

chlorophyll and is the site of

photosynthesis in a plant cell.

Chloroplasts

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a)This structure contains pigments of all colors except

green; Gives fruits and flowers their

color.

b)This structure is colorless and is a storage area for

starch inside a plant cell.

a) Chromoplast

b) Leukoplast

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What substance composes the cell wall, giving it structure and

support?

Cellulose

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The high pressure of water inside

the central vacuole of plants

is called:

Turgor Pressure

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This provides an internal framework and support system to give shape and organization to a

cell.

Cytoskeleton

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This type of cell has no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles.

Prokaryotic

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This type of cell does have a true nucleus as

well as membrane-bound organelles.

Eukaryotic

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In a multicellular organism, the cells have

become highly specialized.

What is the advantage to cell specialization?

What is the disadvantage to cell specialization?

Advantage: When a group of cells has only one

function, they can become very efficient at that one

function.

Disadvantage: The cells become very dependent on

one another. If one group of cells fails to do their job, the other cells will

perish.

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Name given to a group of cells that are specialized to perform the same function.

Name given to a group of tissues that are specialized to perform the same function.

Name given to a group of organs that are specialized to perform the same function.

Tissue

Organ

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