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Title: Chapter 5: Cell Division and Specialization


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Chapter 5 Cell Division and Specialization
  • Section 5-3
  • Cell Specialization and Organization

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Lets Review!
  • The cell cycle is divided into three large
    stages interphase, mitosis, and cytokinesis
  • Interphase is further divided into the G1, S, and
    G2 phases
  • Mitosis is further divided into prophase,
    metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
  • Cytokinesis is divison of the cytoplasm

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Activity
  • Open textbooks to page 109, and look at Figure 5-8

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Specialized Cells
  • Multicellular organisms are made up of trillions
    of cells, which form groups that have specialties
  • Cell specialization means that specific cells are
    uniquely suited to carry out a specific function
  • Specializations include movement, responding to
    environmental changes, producing certain products

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Examples of Specialized Cells
  • Macrophages specialized cells of the immune
    system

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Macrophages
  • Protect our bodies by travelling throughout the
    bloodstream
  • At the site of a wound or infection, they appear
    in high numbers to disarm invading organisms
  • Cytoplasm is filled with chemicals that attack
    the cell walls of bacteria
  • Can also eat invading cells by phagocytosis

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Examples of Specialized Cells
  • Neurons specialized cells of the nervous system

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Neurons
  • Allow different parts of the body to communicate
  • Some of the smallest and thinnest cells
  • Function by rapid movement of ions across the
    cell membrane, producing electrical impulses
  • Relay information from cell to cell, controlling
    movement and activities of the brain

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Levels of Organization
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Levels of Organization
  • Tissue group of similar cells working together
    to perform a specific function
  • Examples muscle tissue, connective tissue, nerve
    tissue
  • Organ group of similar tissues working together
    to perform a specific function
  • Examples muscle, eyes, stomach, etc

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Levels of Organization
  • Organ system group of similar organs working
    together to perform a specific function
  • Examples digestive system, skeletal system
  • Organism an individual living thing a group of
    organ systems working together to perform a
    specific function
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