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Cells How Does Their Function Affect Their Form? Eukaryotes Cells Animal Cells Generic Animal Cell How does one type of cell produce so many different parts of the body? It doesn’t. This only represents what many animal cells have, but not all. And not all animal cells have this shape. Blood Cells Red Blood Cells Blood Cells White Blood Cells- Neutrophils deal with defense against bacterial or fungal infection and other very small inflammatory processes and are usually first responders to microbial infection; their activity and death in large numbers forms pus. Blood Cells White Blood Cells- Basophils are chiefly responsible for allergic and antigen response by releasing the chemical histamine causing inflammation. Muscle Cells Skeletal Cellsmuscle cells that connect to bone Muscle Cells Skeletal Cellsmuscle cells that connect to bone Muscle Cells Heart Cells Muscle Cells Smooth Cell Nerve Cells Brain Neurons Nerve Cells Sensory Neurons Nerve Cells Spinal Neurons Bone Cells Osteocytescells that maintain the surrounding bone tissue Bone Cells Osteoclastscells that break down bone Bone Cells Osteoblastscells that form new bone Reproductive Cells Egg Reproductive Cells Sperm Eukaryotes Cells Plant Cells Generic Plant Cell How does one type of cell produce so many different parts of plants? It doesn’t. This only represents what many plant cells have, but not all. And not all plant cells have this shape. Guard Cells- Stoma Where the plant breaths Leaf Elodea Xylem and Phloem Transports water and Transports Glucose (sugar) Flower Petal Cells Cell Model Project • In a group of four, you will each build a 4-6 inch model of a cell. Your group will also create a corresponding tissue background that you will attach your four cells to show how cells make up tissue. • After completing the cell and tissue, you will present what you learned about cells, tissue and models to the class. • Let the Mission….BEGIN!!!