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Title: Discovery of Cells


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Discovery of Cells
  • Cells- smallest unit of matter that can carry on
    all the processes of life.

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Discovery of Cells
  • Leewenhoek was one of first inventors of
    microscope and therefore one of first to describe
    microscopic organisms and living cells.

3
Discovery of Cells
  • Hooke named them cells influenced others to
    explore their existence.

4
The Cell Theory
  1. All living things are made of 1 or more cells
  2. Cells are basic units of structure and function
    in an organism.
  3. Cells come from preexisting cells.

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The Cell
  • There are 2 types of cells
  • Prokaryotic
  • Eukaryotic

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Prokaryotic Cells
  1. No nuclear membrane
  2. No membrane bound organelles (except ribosomes!)
  3. Found only in Kingdoms Eubacteria and
    Archaebacteria
  4. Extremely small

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Eukaryotic
  1. Definite membrane bound nucleus
  2. Contains membrane bound organelles
  3. Found in Kingdom Animal, Plant,
    Fungi, Protista
  4. Slightly larger

8
Factors governing cell size
  • Functions of the cells More activity, more
    organelles, larger cells
  • Surface area Volume Ratio
  • (small animal, high metabolism)

9
Cell Organelles
  1. Nucleus- Control center of cell surrounded by a
    double-layered membrane. (Nucleolus Houses DNA)

10
Cell Organelles
  • 2. Golgi Apparatus- Shipping Plant. Flat
    membranous sacs (like pancake stack). Function
    synthesis, storing, shipping materials.

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Cell Organelles
  • 3. Lysosomes- Garbage disposal collection.
    Sacs full of disgestive enzymes. Some store food.

12
Cell Organelles
  • 4. Vacuoles- Also digestive sacs. Pump out
    excess material, digestion, store food. Mostly
    in plants protists.

13
Cell Organelles
  • 5. Mitochondria- Power plant. Location where
    energy is produced (cell respiration). Double
    membrane (outer-smooth inner-folded called
    cristae). Has own DNA

14
Cell Organelles
  • 6. Chloroplast- Site of photosynthesis. Double
    membrane (outer-smooth inner-stacks of coins
    call thylakoid membrane). Special plastid only
    in plant cells.

Sunlight H20 CO2 Glucose O2
15
Cell Organelles
  1. Cytoskeleton- Cell skeleton. Support movement.
    Microtubules (hollow) microfilaments (solid).
    Cilia flagella are special microtubules on the
    outside of cells for movement.

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Cell Organelles
  • 8. Ribosome- Protein Synthesis. Works w/ RNA.
    Small round organelles in cytoplasm on
    endoplasmic reticulum.

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Cell Organelles
  • Endoplasmic Reticulum- Highway of cell.
  • Rough ER- Has ribosomes. Protein synthesis and
    movement.
  • Smooth ER- lipid production movement

18
Cell Organelles
  • 10. Cell Wall- Made of cellulose. Only in plant
    and bacteria cells. Provides stability and
    framework.

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Cell Organelles
  • 11. Cytoplasm- liquid part of cell
  • 12. Cell Membrane- Boundary of the cell.
    Semipermeable.

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Cell Organelles
  • 13. Centrioles- special microtubules that assist
    in mitosis (cell reproduction).
  • Centriole
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