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1
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cell discovery people

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Robert Hooke

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

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2
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(1665)

named cells from looking at once living organisms (cork)

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Robert Hooke

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3
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1673
1st person to observe living cells
made microscopes

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Anton van Leeuwenhoek

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4
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cell theory people

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Schleiden, Schwann, and Virchow

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5
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cell theory

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  • all living organisms are made up of one or more cells
  • cells are the basic units of structure and function in an organism
  • cells come only from the reproduction of existing cells
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6
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cell function

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structure dictates function

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7
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which is first: prokaryote or eukaryote?

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prokaryote

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8
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  • smaller
  • have no membrane around organelle (such as nucleus)
  • fewer organelles
  • lack a nucleolus
  • usually has one circular chromosome containing DNA
  • reproduce by the process of binary fission
A

prokaryote

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9
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example of prokaryote

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bacteria

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10
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  • are bigger
  • have membranes around their organelles
  • contains a nucleolus
  • have more chromosomes
  • have more organelles
  • reproduce by the process of mitosis or meiosis
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eukaryote

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11
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examples of eukaryote

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animal or plant cells

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12
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prokaryote: outermost layer

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cell wall

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13
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prokaryote: just within the cell wall

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cell membrane

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14
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prokaryote: along the surface; help the bacteria stick to surfaces

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pilus

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15
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prokaryote: to move around; two large structures

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flagella

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16
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prokaryote: watery interior of the cell; texture of jello

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cytoplasm

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17
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prokaryote: sprinkled throughout the cell; small roundish structures; make proteins

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ribosomes

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18
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circular structure within cytoplasm

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DNA

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19
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trachea cells

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redirect unwanted particles

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20
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adipose (fat) cell

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-storage for extra material (energy)

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21
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bone cells

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-sturdy, support heavy tissue

22
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muscle cells

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-expand and contract

23
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nerve cells

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-reach out to other cells to give information

24
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connective tissue cells

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-join different types of tissue

25
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white blood cell

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-grab various materials and surround them

26
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plant, animal, or both:

endoplasmic reticulum

27
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plant, animal, or both:
nuclear envelope (nuclear membrane)
28
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plant, animal, or both:

lysosomes

29
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plant, animal, or both:

chloroplasts

30
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plant, animal, or both:

cell wall

31
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plant, animal, or both:

vacuole

32
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plant, animal, or both:

golgi apparatus

33
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plant, animal, or both:

centrioles

34
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plant, animal, or both:

cytoplasm

35
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plant, animal, or both:

nucleus

36
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plant, animal, or both:

mitochondria

37
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plant, animal, or both:

cell membrane

38
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prokaryote

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  • oldest

- simplest of all the cells

39
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vacuole

in which type of cell is bigger and what’s its purpose?

A

plant cell

-holds structure (turgor pressure) and food and water

40
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control center of the cell

-stores the heredity information in DNA

41
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  • gathers simple molecules to make more complex molecules

- takes complex molecules and packages them in vesicles and either stores them or sends them out

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Golgi apparatus

42
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-converts energy from sunlight into cheical energy for the cell

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chloroplasts

43
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semipermeable- allows certain things in and or out

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cell membrane

44
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–contain digestive enzymes that break up molecules, old organelles, and foreign substances

45
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  • -region of the cell between the nucleus and cell membrane

- gello-like and clear

46
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  • smooth: makes and transports lipids (fat)

- rough: prepares proteins for export

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endoplasmic reticulum

47
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-allows certain things in and or out of the nucleus

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nuclear envelope

48
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-direct the organelles that are involved with cell division where to go

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centrioles

49
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  • protects the cell

- provides structure and support

50
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-stores enzymes, metabolic, waste, and water

51
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-transforms energy from organic compounds into ATP (chemical form of energy that the cell can use)

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mitochondria

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