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cytology

the study of cells

Robert Hooke

looked at dead cork cells & coined the term “cell”

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

observed pond water & coined the term “animalcules” & discovered protists

Matthias Schieiden

discovered that cells compose all parts of plants

Theodore Schwann

discovered that cells composed all part of animals

Rudolph Virchow

discovered that cells come from other or pre-existing cells

3 parts of The Cell Theory

1. All living things are composed of one or more cells.


2. Cells are the basic unit of living things.


3. Cells are produced from only pre-existing cells.

Cell Characteristics

1.All cells have a cell/plasma membrane


2. All cells have cytoplasm


3. All cells have the ability to reproduce themselves


4. All cells possess genetic material

prokaryotic cells

no internal membrane- bound compartments, no nucleus, uni-cellular, usually bacteria

eukaryotic cells

have internal membrane- bound compartments, have nucleus, uni- and multi- cellular, mostly anything except bacteria

Cell Membrane-

complex barrier separating the cell from its external environment

is a selective permeable membrane

selective (semi) permeability-

allows some molecules to enter while keeps others out

Cell Wall-

a fairly rigid structure outside the plasma membrane that provides additional support and protection. animal cells don’t have them.

Cytoplasm-

jelly-like material between the cell membrane and the nuclear membrane/envelope

organelles are embedded in here. chemical reactions occur here.

Cytosol-

the water portion of the cytoplasm

nucleus

control center

nucleus

control center

nucleolus

makes ribosomes

endoplasmic recticulum

site of cellular chemical reactions

endoplasmic recticulum

can be rough or smooth. involved with transport to the golgi

endoplasmic rectilium

arranged in a series of highly folded membranes in the cytoplasm