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plasma membrane
bilipid/protein membrane
both animal.plant cells
semi-permiable
main part of cells homeostasis
cytoplasm
75% water,12%protein
jelly lille material --> holds organelles in place
nucleus
control all cell activities
enclosed in a bilipoio/protein membrane
nucleolus
ball in the ball --> makes RNA and makes ribosomes
ribosomes
site of protein synthesis --> free in cytoplasm. others are attacked to the E.R
Endoplasmic Reticulum
series of channels throughout the cell.
transport materials through the cytoplasm.
synthesis +storage of materials
mitochondria
double membraned
aerobic respiration
golgi complex
the UPS of cells. they package +transport
lysosomes
-contains digestive enzymes
-break down food and worn out cells
vacuole
-storage bin for food, water +wastes
-plant cells-> large+ few # of cells
animal cells--> very small=large # of cells
centroilses
involved cell
-animal cells only. pair of them to each other
chloroplast
plant cells only
-double memnbranded
-have DNA recuperate on own
-photosynthesis
cell wall
plants cell only
-made of cellulose
- cant be digested by animals
cell theory
cells are basic units of structure+ function of living things;cells come from preexisting cells; supports unity of life
exceptions to cell theory
- first cell arose from non-existing cell
-viruses not composted of cells
- mitochordina, chloroplasts
scientists
a) van leuwenhoek- dutch naturalist,development of the first simple microscope,first drawings of microscope life
b)Hooke- englishman, compound microscope, box-like structures
c) Brown- england,1831, structure nucleus
d) Schleiden- plant tissues in germany. concluded that all plants were made up of cells
E) Schwann- german, all animals were made up of cells
F) virchow- 1858, all new cells must come from previously existing cells
prokaryotes/eukaryotes
prokaryotes- do not contain nuclei
Eukaryotes- do contain nuclei
difference between plant and animal cells
-animal cells don't have a cell wall
- plant cells have large vacuoles and animal cells have small vacuoles
- animal cells have centrioles and plant cells do not
organ of life cells
cells are the basic units of structure and function of living things
cells come from preexisting cells