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- 1. Cell Theory 1. Allorganisms are made up of one or more cells. 2. The cell is the basic unit of all life. 3. All cells come from exisiting cells.
- 2. What does acell look like? Draw and label what you can remember about a cell. There are no wrong or right answers
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- 4. Compare the twomain classifications of cells: Prokaryotic Eukaryotic
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- 7. The Two Types ofCells Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic
- 8. Today’s Lesson FocusesOn: •Prokaryotic Cells •Eukaryotic Cells •The differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells •Organelles and their functions
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- 10. Prokaryotic Cells: •Lack anucleus •Cell’s DNA floats in the middle of the cell. •Do not have organelles •They do have ribosomes. •Are also known as bacteria.
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- 13. Eukaryotic Cells: •10 timelarger than prokaryotic cells •Include: plant, animal, fungi, and protists •Have a nucleus and many other membrane-covered organelles •DNA is stored in the nucleus of the cell •The DNA molecules are linear •All eukaryotic cells have a cell membrane •Some have a cell wall
- 14. Comparison of TheTwo Types of Cells Prokaryotic Cells Eukaryotic Cells
- 15. Comparison of TheTwo Types of Cells Prokaryotic Cells •No nucleus •No organelles •DNA floats around (circular) •Bacteria Eukaryotic Cells •Nucleus •Has organelles •DNA in nucleus (linear) •All other cells ( plant, animal, fungi, protists)
- 16. Animal DNA –Double Helix
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- 18. Eukaryotic Cells What isan organelle? An organelle is a tiny organ for the cell They are structures that allow the cell to live, grow, and reproduce.
- 19. Organelle’s and TheirFunctions Nucleus • Control center (brain) • Contains DNA
- 20. DNA •Genetic material •They carrychromosomes that carry the info your parents passed on to make you.
- 21. Cell Membrane •Protective layeraround all cells. •It allows things to come in and out of the cell. •( Like a flood gate) •Made of a phospholipid bilayer
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- 23. Cytoplasm •Jelly like substancethat holds everything in place
- 26. How do thingsget in and out of the cell?
- 27. Cell Membrane •Protective layer aroundall cells. •It allows things to come in and out of the cell. •( Like a flood gate)
- 28. Warm Up –Answer only is fine 1. All organisms are made up of one or more ______. 2. The cell is the basic unit of all _________. 3. All cells come from ____________ cells. 4. A ____ _____ is a protective outer layer that lets things in and out. 5. A ______ is a small tiny organ that has a specific function for the cell.
- 29. Mitochondria •Break down food moleculesto make ATP (energy) in a process called cellular respiration
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- 32. Golgi Bodies •Process andpackages proteins and lipids. •Packages things in “vesicles” to be sent out of cell.
- 33. Chrlorplast •Make food using energyfrom the sunlight •does photosynthesis •Only in plants
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- 35. Lysosome •Digestive system for cell •Onlyin animal cell
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- 37. Cell Wall •Only foundin plant cells and bacteria (prokaryotic cells). •They are tough, outer coverings that protect the cell and give it shape
- 38. Equilibrium is whenall of the molecules are equal on both sides.
- 39. At Equilibrium… •Particles enter and leavethe cell at the same rate.
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- 41. The line represents the cell membrane •Diffusion is when the molecules move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. • (Crowded to less crowded)
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- 43. Osmosis• The diffusionof water across a cell membrane • Video Link
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- 45. Protein Channels •Protein channels are thegates that let things in and out of the cell.
- 46. The cell membraneis selectively permeable. = It allows some things to enter or leave the cell.
- 47. Passive Transport •Passive transport is whenthe material is moved across the cell membrane and it does not use energy.
- 48. Active Transport •Is movementof materials across the cell membrane that does use energy.
- 49. When large moleculesenter into the cell through the protein channel, it is known as Facilitated Diffusion.
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- 52. What is acell membrane? • It is a selectively permeable covering that allows some materials to come into and out of the cell.
- 53. What is itwhen the molecules move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. (Crowded to less crowded) • Diffusion
- 54. What is itwhen the molecules on enter and exit the cell at the same rate and they are “equal” on both sides of the membrane? • Equilibrium
- 55. What is thediffusion of water called? • Osmosis
- 56. A very largemolecule needs to enter cell. How can it enter the cell through the cell membrane? What is this process called? • It can enter through the protein channel. This is called Facilitated Diffusion.
- 57. What type oftransportation across the cell membrane does not require energy? • Passive transport
- 58. What type oftransportation across the cell membrane uses energy? • Active Transport
- 59. What happens ifthe cell needs something to come in but it’s too big to come through the protein channel?
- 60. Endocytosis • The cellsurrounds something big and brings it into the cell
- 67. Exocytosis• The cellforms a vesicle around material and gets rid of it • Material EXITS
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- 71. Animations: • Animation 1 •Video 1
- 72. • Diffusion • Osmosis •Protein Channel • Facilitated Diffusion • Active Transport • Passive Transport • Equilibrium • Exocytosis • Endocytosis • Selectively Permeable