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Cell Theory
-organisms are composed of one or more cells
-cell is the basic unit structure and organization in organisms
-all cells come from preexisting cells
Prokaryotic cells are...
bacterias and cyanobacteria ( no true nucleus)
Eukaryotic cells are..
plant and animals cells (true nucleus)
3 reasons why cells divide.
1. to reproduce (cells need half of DNA)
2. for growth (limit to how big)
3. to repair (replaces old and injured cells)
interphase
*nucleus is visible
*DNA is in chromatin
*DNA replicates
prophase
*chromosomes are forming
*nuclear membrane disappears
*centrioles move to one side of the cell
metaphase
*chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
anaphase
*spindle fibers contract and pull
*chromatids apart to opposite ends of the cell
telophase
*cell membrane pinches off (OR cell wall is reformed)
*nucleus reforms
*chromosomes uncoil and become chromatin
cytokinesis
formation of 2 daughter cells, equal in division of cytoplasm and organelles
cytoplasm
gel-like substance, helps to contain all organelles
cell membrane
separates the inside form the outside, and controls what comes in and what leaves
nucleus
regulates all cell activity, contains DNA
mitochondria
produces the energy
endoplasmic reticulum
transports the protein and horomones
ribosomes
makes protein
golgi bodies
collects and processes materials to be removed from the cell
vacuoles (animal)
single layer of membrane enclosing fluid in a sac
central vacuole (plant)
filled with water to keep firm
cell wall (plant)
just outside of the cell membrane, its rigid and provides support
chloroplast (plant)
gives colour to leaves, absorbs light and contains chlorophyll
uncontrolled division in cells cause...
tumours
tumours
mass of cells
mutations
changes in the DNA, can alter cells response to division signals
benign
non-cancer
malignant
cancer
metastasize
spread of cells
cell differentiation
process of a cell specializing
stem cell
a undifferentiated cell that can divide to form specialized cells
hierarchy of cells
1. organelles
2. cells
3.tissue
4. organs
5. organ systems
digestive system
takes in food, digest it, absorbs nutrients, excretes solid waste
mouth
starts the digestive track by moistening the food
esophagus
carries and pushes food down into the stomach
stomach
holds and churns food to continue process
intestines
SMALL -creates nutrients and mucus to release into blood stream
LARGE- absorbs water, and makes solid waste
liver
produces bile, and helps to breakdown fats
gall blader
stores the bile
pancreas
regulates blood sugar, and produces digestive enzymes
components of the circulatory system
heart (pump), blood and blood vessels
respiratory system
6 parts
mouth or nose
gets air into body, nose hair helps to trap solid particles, mucus helps in the process
trachea
tube of cartilage, makes mucus and joins throat to lungs
bronchi
splits the trachea in 2 lungs
bronchiole
small branches in lungs
alveoli
pumps deoxygenated/oxygenated blood, connects the air and blood stream together
diaphragm
are muscles, expands and compresses the chest