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Cell

Basic unit of all forms of life

Prokaryotic Cell

Small single cell (bacteria)

Eukaryotic Cell

Single or multi cell (organelles)

Organelles

Structures specialized to perform distinct processes within a cell

The two organelles that exist only in animal cells:

Centrioles


Lysosomes

The two types of respiration:

Aerobic


Anaerobic

Cell Theory

All organisms are made up of cells


The cell is the basic unit of life


All cells come from pre existing cells

Are viruses considered alive?

No

Cell organelles-->life function


Regulation

Nucleus


Cell membrane

Cell organelles-->life function


Respiration

Mitochondria

Cell organelles-->life function


Reproduction

Nucleus


Centrioles

Cell organelles-->life function


Excretion

Golgi bodies


Mitochondria


Cell membrane

Growth

Nucleus


Cell wall


Cytoplasm


Cytoskeleton


Ribosomes

Cell organelles-->life function


Nutrition

Ribosomes


Chloroplasts

Cell organelles-->life function


Transport

Cytoplasm


Endoplasmic Reticulum


Golgi


Cell membrane

Cell organelles-->life function


Synthesis

Nucleus


Ribosomes


Endoplasmic Reticulum


Golgi


Mitochondria


Chloroplasts

Lugols iodine stain is added to a cell in order to...

Make cell structures more visible

Fine adjustment is used to...

Analyze a cell or specimen

Levels of Organization

Cell-->tissue-->organ-->organ system-->organism

What is the cell membrane made up of?

Lipids


Proteins


Carbohydrates

All living things are chemically made up of...

Carbon


Oxygen


Hydrogen


Nitrogen

Cell membrane

Protective layer


Controls what goes in and out

Cytoplasm

Where all organelles are located


Transport

Nucleus

Contains DNA


Control center

Mitochondria

Extracts energy from nutrients and then releases it

Golgi bodies

Packages materials to leave cell

Vacuole

Storage of materials and wastes

Endoplasmic Reticulum

Transport materials inside cell (ribosomes)

Ribosomes

Makes proteins


Needed for chemical reactions

Chloroplasts

Uses light to make sugar food for plants

Cell Wall

Protection and support for plant

Cytoskeleton

Helps cell maintain shape

Lysosomes

Contains digestive chemicals and can break down food molecules,wastes and more

Centrioles

Plays a role in cell division