Lesson 1: Cell theory history Flashcards
Cell analogies
-CPU (central processing unit)
-Family (each has role and function)
Cells are not discovered until the _________ was invented
Microscope
The first microscope is called_____ and it is invented by ________ and ____«<
-crude microscope
-robert hooke and Jan swammerdam
Features of a crude microscope
Magnification range ______
Objective focal length ________
Eyefocal length ________
20 X - 30 X
1.5 cm
5 cm
Parts of a crude microscope
Stage- positioning screw
focusing control
specimen pin
single lens
Cell theory: history
1) curator of instruments (microscope) for royal society in London
2) what year did the start of microscope making yields
3) specimen he observed
4) described the observation as _____/______ or _____
5) coined it as _____ from the latin word ______ meaning _____
1) Robert Hooke
2) 1665
3) thin slice of cork
4) room/ cell or honeycomb
5) cell, cellula, little rooms
A scottish botanist who observed a plant cell and observed a ______ structure and named it _____ from the latin term ______
-Robert Brown
-rounded structure
-nucleus
-kernel
In the year ____ Brown’s colleague ____________ a botanist conclude that “__________________” and “_____________________”
1838
Matthias Schleiden
all plant tissues are composed of cells
an embryonic plant always arise from a single cell
In ____ a German cytologist ________ focused on animal tissues
-he discredited the early speculations that _____________
-why did the scientitst speculate this?
-1839, Theodor Schwann
-plants and animals do not resemble the same structure of cell
-due to the observable outline in plant cell which makes them distinct as they have cell wall which is lacking in animal cell
In the year ______ he examined animal _____ also known as _____
he observed that they have well-defined and thick deposits of _______
function of collagen fibers ____________
-1839, cartilage, chondrocytes
-collagen fibers
-gives outline to the cartilage cells
Theodor schwann developed
-it was first developed in the mid _______ unit the years of ____-____
-single unified theory of cellular organization
-1800’s to 1838-1839
First two principles of cell theory in _____ are
1.
2.
1839
1) all organisms are consists of one or more cells
2) cell is the basic unit of life
after ____ years the third principle was added by a German physiologist named _______
-he concluded the third principle from his predecessor _____
-Upon observing the nuclei described he observed _____
in the year _____ he conclusded that “_______________” from the observation of _____ and ______
- 20 years, Rudolf Virchow
- Karl Nageli
- cell division
-1855, all cells arise from the division of other cell, Brown and Nageli
Virchow concluded that
“_________________________”
from the latin phrase “_______________________”
all cells arise from pre-existing cells
-omnis cellular e cellula
Three early cell theory
Three additional concepts in Modern cell theory
- All organism are made up of one or more cells
- The cell is the fundamental unit of life
- All cells came from pre-existing cells
- All cells have the same basic chemical composition
- All cells use energy
- All cells contain duplicated DNA which is passed on each as cell divides.