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Is It Alive???
Alive???
Alive???
What makes something
living?
Characteristics of Living
Things
1. Are composed of cells.
2. They sense and respond to stimuli.
3. Homeostasis – maintain stable
internal conditions.
4. Reproduce – Sexual or asexual.
5. Display heredity.
6. Use energy.
7. Grow and develop.
Review pages 38-41
Are viruses alive???
What do living things
need?
• Water
• Air
• A Place to Live
• Food – producer, consumer,
decomposer – They all need to
make compounds.
Essential Compounds
• Proteins – build & repair body
structures, regulate body processes.
• Carbohydrates – made of sugars,
provide energy.
• Lipids – Some store energy, also
form cell membranes.
• ATP – major energy carrying
molecule. Energy currency in the
body.
• Nucleic Acids – How-to manuals.
Are these compounds
alive???
• Proteins – build & repair body
structures, regulate body processes.
• Carbohydrates – made of sugars,
provide energy.
• Lipids – Some store energy, also
form cell membranes.
• ATP – major energy carrying
molecule. Energy currency in the
body.
• Nucleic Acids – How-to manuals.
Cells, Cell
Theory, &
Organelles
Robert Hooke
• Is credited as the first
person to describe
cells.
• He could not see
animal cells (because
they’re smaller).
What is this from?
Matthias Schleiden
• Studying plant cells, he concluded that all
plant parts were made up of cells.
Human Cheek Cell
Human Cheek Cell
Theodor Schwann
• Studied animals.
• Concluded that all animal tissues were
made of cells.
Human Skin
Do all human cells look the same?
Muscle, Tendon, Lung,
Nervous Tissue
Blood Cells from SEM
Cell Theory
• All organisms are made of one or more
cells.
• The cell is the basic unit of all living things.
• All cells come from existing cells.
Homework
• Read pgs 60-67, The Diversity
of Cells
• Take notes