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The Cell- Up Close and Personal

Take a detailed tour of cellular fractionation processes, comparing the characteristics of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Discover the unique organelles present in plant and animal cells, unraveling the complexities of cellular structures and functions.

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The Cell- Up Close and Personal

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  1. The Cell- Up Close and Personal A Tour, Job Description, Use of Energy, Harvesting Energy

  2. Itsy Bitsy, teeny weenie… • ~100mm

  3. Cellular Fractionation

  4. Types • Prokaryotic • Smaller • Older (3.5byo) • Lacking internal structure, no organelles • Eukaryotic • Larger • Younger (1.5byo) • Complex internal structure, organelles present

  5. Prokaryotic Cell Wall

  6. Plant vs. Animal • List the organelles that are found only in plant cells • List the organelles that are found only in animal cells • List the organelles that are found in both plant and animal cells

  7. Eukaryotic Types - Animal

  8. Eukaryotic – Plant

  9. Organelles

  10. Membrane

  11. Cell Wall

  12. Cytoplasm

  13. Membrane Channels

  14. Chromosomes

  15. Nucleus

  16. Nucleolus

  17. Centriole

  18. Ribosome

  19. Endoplasmic Reticulum

  20. Golgi Body

  21. Lysosomes

  22. Peroxisomes

  23. Vacuole

  24. Chloroplast

  25. Thylakoids

  26. Mitochondria

  27. Cilia & Flagella

  28. Cell wall

  29. Extra Cellular Matrix

  30. microtubules

  31. Gap Junction

  32. Tight Junctions

  33. Plasmodesmata

  34. Cytoskeleton

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