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Cell Structure and Function Chapter 5

Cell Structure and Function Chapter 5. Organelles. There are many small structures located inside the cell. These structures are called organelles (little organs). These organelles perform functions that keep the cell alive.

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Cells

Cells. Bell Ringer. What did Robert Hooke observe with the use of a microscope? How did he describe what he saw? What 3 components make up the cell theory? Where is the DNA housed in a eukaryotic cell? How do organelles in a cell compare to organs in the human body?. Learning Target.

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Cell Organelles

Cell Organelles. Mr. Nichols PHHS. Cartoons of the Day!. Cartoons of the Day!. Cartoons of the Day!. Cartoons of the Day!. Cartoons of the Day!. Cartoons of the Day!. Cytoskeleton. Acts as skeleton and muscle Provides shape and structure Helps move organelles around the cell

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Cell Structure and Function Review

Cell Structure and Function Review . Identify this part. Cell (plasma) membrane Nucleus Nuclear membrane cytoplasm. 10. Identify this part. Cell (plasma) membrane Nucleus Nuclear membrane cytoplasm. 10. Identify this part. Cilia Flagella Mitochondria Chloroplast. 10.

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Chapter 7.2 Cell Structure

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Cell Transport

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Details of the Endomembrane System

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Erin and Brooke

Standard 4. Erin and Brooke. #1. Study the data below. Which student has correctly identified the typical characteristics of a prokaryotic cell?. #2. Study the table. Which student correctly compares prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?. Student 1 Student 2 Student 3 Student 4.

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Cell Organelles

Cell Organelles. By: Kaylin Stinson. Plant Cells. Plant Cells contd. They have a rigid cell wall. (outermost covering) Chloroplasts (green) Go through the cycle called photosynthesis. Usually square 1 large central vacuole. Animal Cell. Animal Cell contd. Cytoskeleton (inside cell)

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Element-any substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances Ex: hydrogen and oxygen (periodic table) Atom-

Element-any substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances Ex: hydrogen and oxygen (periodic table) Atom- smallest unit of an element Compound- two or more elements chemically combined Ex: Water H 2 O. Molecule- smallest unit of most compounds

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Cell and a truck

Cell and a truck. By: Greg G entry. Animal cell. cell. Is like a truck, because it has many parts. nucleus. Is like a motor because it controls everything. Cell membrane. Is like a fuel regulator because it only let diesel pass through. Cell wall.

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A cell is like a Tractor

A cell is like a Tractor. Cell. Driver is like the Nucleus. The driver of the tractor is like the nucleus because the driver controls the tractor. The Filters are like the Cell Membrane.

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Cell Organelle

Cell Organelle. By: M ichael Thompson. A cell is like a car. Nucleus- controls the cell. The nucleus is like the driver of the car because the driver controls the car like the nucleus controls the cell . Cell membrane- regulates what goes in/out of the cell.

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Plant vs. Animal Cell

Plant vs. Animal Cell. Both: Nucleus, Mitochondria, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi apparatus, vesicles, cytoskeleton. Cell Wall. Structure: rigid layer of carbohydrates (cellulose) outside cell membrane Function: support and protection. Central Vacuole. Structure: Large, fluid-filled organelle

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Students Will:

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HW # 45 - Make sure your lab is complete. Warm up

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Passive Transport

Passive Transport. Guiding Questions. Answers. Small molecules pass through a membrane by a process called passive transport A membrane that allows only certain substances into or out of a cell The cell does not have to use energy to get materials it needs. Facilitated diffusion moves

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