THE PLANT AND ANIMAL CELLS

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AGENDA

INTRODUCTION

PRIMARY GOALS

AREAS OF GROWTH

TIMELINE

SUMMARY

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learned that there are

different levels of Biological
organization from smallest to
the biggest- cell, tissue,
organ, organ system,
organism, population,
community, ecosystem then
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Biosphere.
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smallest and
basic unit of life
is considered
completely alive.
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It is the basic functional and

structural unit of life because
all organisms are made up of
cells and all the functions of
the body (physiological,
biochemical, genetics and
other functions) are carried by
the cell.
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HAVE YOU NOT WONDERED HOW

DO CELLS LOOK LIKE?

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ARE ALL CELLS THE SAME?

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IF NOT, IN WHAT WAYS ARE THEY

DIFFERENT?

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THE PARTS OF THE CELL AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

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Nucleus- serves as the control

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center of the cell

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. Plasma membrane/cell
membrane- permits some
substances but prevents others to
pass through it.
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Cytoplasm - a clear, jelly-like fl uid

that fi lls the inside of the cell and
surrounds all of the internal
structures and where all the rest of
the parts of the cell are found as well
as the hosts of the processes taking
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Vacuoles - are storage bubbles found

in cells. They are found in both animal
and plant cells but are much larger in
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plant cells that stores much water.

Scienti sts also called it vesicle in
animal cells.
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Vacuoles might store food or any

variety of nutrients a cell might need
to. survive. They can even store waste
products so the rest of the cell is
protected from contaminati on. In
some species of plant, it contains a
poisonous substance to protect them
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Centrioles- can only be found

. in animal cells and are
structures needed for cell
multi plicati on that will be taken
by you in higher science.
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Mitochondrion- the
powerhouse of the cell since it
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produces energy necessary for

each and every single cell to
perfrom their jobs.
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Golgi body/apparatus- the

packaging center of the cell.It
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sorts,modifi es,packages cell

products where they are
needed.
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Rough endoplasmic
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reticulum- with att ached
ribosomes that manufacture
proteins.
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Smooth endoplasmic
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reticulum- contains no
ribosomes. It is the fat and
lipids maker.
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Ribosomes- the manufacturer of

protein in the cell.
Nucleolus- the structure within
the nucleus that produced
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