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    The document summarizes key information about human cells. It notes that the human body contains trillions of cells, each too small to see with the naked eye. It then lists the main cell types, including nerve, muscle, bone and blood cells. The document outlines some of the functional characteristics of cells, such as metabolism, molecule synthesis, communication and reproduction. It also mentions that cells must function normally for the body to maintain balance. Further sections provide details on cell structures like the plasma membrane and nucleus, how cells move substances through the membrane, how cells group together to form tissues, and the four primary tissue types.

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    The document summarizes key information about human cells. It notes that the human body contains trillions of cells, each too small to see with the naked eye. It then lists the main cell types, including nerve, muscle, bone and blood cells. The document outlines some of the functional characteristics of cells, such as metabolism, molecule synthesis, communication and reproduction. It also mentions that cells must function normally for the body to maintain balance. Further sections provide details on cell structures like the plasma membrane and nucleus, how cells move substances through the membrane, how cells group together to form tissues, and the four primary tissue types.

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    The document summarizes key information about human cells. It notes that the human body contains trillions of cells, each too small to see with the naked eye. It then lists the main cell types, including nerve, muscle, bone and blood cells. The document outlines some of the functional characteristics of cells, such as metabolism, molecule synthesis, communication and reproduction. It also mentions that cells must function normally for the body to maintain balance. Further sections provide details on cell structures like the plasma membrane and nucleus, how cells move substances through the membrane, how cells group together to form tissues, and the four primary tissue types.

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    Cell

    Number of Human Cell = Trillions


    Size= one fifth of a smallest Dot, if you plot
    it in paper
    How to visualize a Cell?????________
    Critical to normal body temperature
    Cell also called Basic Unit of LIFE
    Variety Cell Types
    ● Nerve cell
    ● Muscle Cell
    ● Bone Cell
    ● Blood Cell
    Functional Characteristics of a Cell
    ● Cell Metabolism and energy use
    ● Synthesis of Molecules such as??
    ● Communication -- using??
    ● Reproduction and Inheritance
    To keep balance in
    our Body == Above
    structures Function
    normally
    Parts & Functions
    About the Disease
    Microscopes
    ● Light microscope
    ● Electron microscope
    ● Scanning microscope
    ● Transmission electron microscope
    3 basic structure of a cell
    Plasma membrane
    Cytoplasm
    A Nucleus

    C
    Movement Through Plasma Membrane
    Look at table 3.3 chapter 3 seeleys 10
    edition
    Tissues

    Cells group together to form a ??


    Four primary tissue types

    ● Epithelial tissue
    ● Connective tissue
    ● Muscle tissue
    ● Nervous tissue
    Classifications of epithelial tissue
    What happen in Tissue Damage
    End.. TIU 2020

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