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Title: Cell Features


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Cell Features
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Cell Theory
  • 1. All living things are made of one or more
    cells.
  • 2. Cells are the basic unit of structure and
    function in organisms.
  • 3. All cells arise from existing cells.

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Small cells function more efficiently than large
cells
  • Small cells can exchange substances more rapidly
    than large cells because small objects have a
    higher surface area to volume ratio.
  • Substances dont need to travel as far to reach
    the center of a small cell.

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  • Cells must be small as larger cells find it
    difficult to bring in enough food, and export
    enough wastes to keep the cell alive.
  • As cell size increases, the ratio of cell volume
    to cell surface area decreases. At some point as
    cells increase in size, there isn't enough cell
    membrane to adequately supply the cell interior
    with enough oxygen, water, and food. When this
    happens, the cell dies.

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Common features of cells
  • Cell membrane encloses the cell, regulates what
    enters and leaves the cell
  • Cytoplasm- interior of a cell
  • Cytoskeleton- system of microscopic fibers
  • Ribosomes-make proteins
  • DNA-instructions for making proteins, regulates
    cellular activities and reproduction

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Prokaryotes
  • Smallest and simplest
  • Single-celled organism that lacks a nucleus and
    other organelles.
  • Bacteria
  • Cell wall provides structure and support
  • Flagella- long threadlike structures used for
    movement

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Eukaryotic Cells
  • Has a nucleus and membrane bound organelles
  • Organelle- structure that carries out specific
    activities in the cell.
  • Cilia and flagella move some cells through their
    environment.
  • Cilia-short hairlike structures

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Eukaryotic Cells
Paramecium
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Plant Cell
White Blood Cell and Bacteria ( a prokaryote)
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Cell Membrane
  • Lipid bilayer
  • Selectively permeable

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Homework
  • Read Chapter 3 Section 2 55-60
  • Answer Questions 1-5
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