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Transcript
Chapter 3
Cells and Their Structures
Section 1 - Intro to Cells
1
Cells
Smallest unit of living thing
Macromolecules build cells
2
We can see cells using a
But, if we use an electron microscope we can
see MUCH more!
3
Organelles - Tiny structures
within cells
4
5
6
Cell Theory
3 parts...
7
Levels of organization
8
Not all cells look the same!
Plant vs. Animal cell
muscle vs neuron vs skin
9
1 A group of similar cells working together is called a(n)
A Tissue
B
Organ
C Organ System
D Organism
10
2 Tiny structures that make up cells are called
A Organs
B
Nucleus
C Organelles
D Sub-units
11
3 Which type of microscope allowed us to see organelles inside of cells?
A Light Microscope
B
Electron Microscope
C Sonic Microscope
D Telescope
12
Section 2
Cell Structures
13
Two broad types of cells
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
No nucleus
Nucleus
No "membrane bound" organelles
Smaller
Many organelles
Larger
14
Typical Eukaryotic Cell Parts
Plasma Membrane
"wall"
made of lipids
semipermeable
15
Cytosol
water + other molecules
cytosol + organelles = cytoplasm
16
Nucleus
Contains DNA
Chromosomes - X shaped, DNA
wrapped around proteins
DNA has "instructions" to
make proteins
17
Ribosomes
Produces rough proteins
"Factory"
Ribosomes are produces
in the nucleolus
18
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Rough ER vs Smooth ER
Proteins
Lipids
Transports products
"Highway"
19
Golgi apparatus
Finishes proteins
"Refinery"
Ships them to destination in
vesicles
"Post Office"
20
Lysosome
Breaks down old molecules
& defective proteins
"Scrapyard"
21
Mitochondria
Produce energy from food
"Powerplant"
22
Cytoskeleton
Gives shape and
strength to cell
23
Flagella - tail-like structure
Cilia - hair-like structures
24
4 The "brain" of the cell is the
A Endoplasmic Reticulum
B
Ribosomes
C Nucleus
D Plasma Membrane
25
5
Which organelle produces proteins? (is like a factory)
A Endoplasmic Reticulum
B
Ribosomes
C Nucleus
D Plasma Membrane
26
Special Plant Organelles
Cell Wall
Strength & Protection
27
Vacuole
Stores water and nutrients
28
Chloroplast
Location of photosynthesis
29
6 Which structure does a plant cell have that an animal cell does not?
A Mitochondria
B
Plasma Membrane
C Golgi apparatus
D Cell Wall
30
7 Which organelle in a plant cell is the location of photosynthesis?
A Chloroplast
B
Mitochondria
C Vacuole
D Cell Wall
31