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all cells have...???
all cells have plasma, cytoplasm, gentic material (dna or rna), and ribosomes.
what is a virus?
protien and DNA or RNA. they are not cells. Antibiotics will not work on viruses cause they are not cells.
Robert Hooke
man in the 1600s who looked @ cork and made up the name cells.
Schleiden and Schwann
schleiden(botanist) and Schwann(zoologist) made up the cell theory.
What is the cell theory??
The cell is the basic unit of structure, the cell is the basic unit of function in all organisms, and all cells come from pre-existing cells.
cell wall
rigid outer covering on cells and bacteria.
surface area.(LxWx6)
when this trait of a cell becomes too small in realtion to its volume, the cell may die.
ribosomes
small bodies in the cell where proteins are assembled.
plasma membrane
outer layer of ALL cells. This controls what can leave and enter the cell.
endoplasmic reticulum (ER)
system of membranes and channels in the cytoplasm.
nucleus
contains the cell's DNA.
prokaryote
cell that lacks a nucleus.
eukaryote
cell that contains organelles and have a nucleus.
nucleur membrane
double membrane surrounding the cell's control center.
volume
the total of all the contents of a cell.
vesicles
tiny sacs that transport materials within the cell.
chloroplasts
green organelles where photosynthesis occurs in plants.
mitochondria
cell organelles where food is broken down to release its energy.
bacteria
typical prokaryotes.
organelle
means "tiny organ"
lysosomes
sacs in cells that contain digestive enzymes for digesting food.
cell
basic unit of life.
DNA
genetic material found inside the nucleus.
golgi apparatis
bodies where various cell products are packaged and distributed within the cell.
cilia
small hairlike structures that help propel the cell or draw food inside.
cytoplasm
liquid interior of a cell.
what are 3 structures found only in plant cells?
chloraplast, cell wall, central vacuole.
common name given to prokaryotes.
bacteria
nuclear envelope
seperates nucleus from cytoplasm.