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Seven must do tasks living cells must perform

-Obtain food and energy


-convert energy from an outside source so the cell can use it


-constructing maintain molecules which make up the cell


-Carry out chemical reactions


-eliminate waste


-reproduce


-keep records on how to build cell structures


Prokaryotic cells

-no nucleus


-genetic material


-no organelles with membranes


-unicellular

Bacteria

Eucaryotic cells

-nucleus


-organelles have separate membranes


-Multi and unicellular



Plants and animals

Animal cell characteristics

-Cilia or flagella


-lysomes


-centrioles

Plants all characteristics

-cell wall


-large central vacuole


-chloroplasts

Magnification

Process of magnifying something. Increasing field of view

Resolution

The degree of detail. Smallest interval measurable by an instrument microscope

Field of view

Observable area a person can see through their eyes were microscope

Four main parts of cell theory

-all living organelles are made of one or more cells


-cells are the basic units of structure and function in all organisms


-all cells come from pre-existing cells


-in a multicellular organism, activity of the entire organism depends on the activity of all its independent cells

Robert Hooke

Looked at cork tissue and named "cells"

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

Created the first single lens high-quality microscope

Robert Brown

First describe nucleus and plants/animals cell

Matthias Schleiden

With the help of Theodore Schwann decide all plants and animals are made of cells

Budolf Virchow

All cells come from pre-existing cells

Louis pasteur

One the Paris price for disapproving abiogenesis with his S shaped bottle

Francesco redi

Disapproved abiogenesis with rotting meat in open and sealed jars

John Needham

Supported abiogenesis with Flawed broth test

Lazzaro Spallanzani

Performed John needhams experiment the right way and disapproved abiogenesis

Cell wall

Plant cell outer membrane

Cell membrane

Keeps the cell together

Cell membrane

Keeps the cell together

Cytoplasm

The fluid inside a cell

Cell membrane

Keeps the cell together

Cytoplasm

The fluid inside a cell

Nucleus

Control centre for the cell

Nucleosis

Produces ribosomes

Ribosomes

Produce proteins

Endoplasmic reticulum

Acts as a sort of high way that transports proteins and other chemicals

Mitochondria

Powerhouse of the cell

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Vacuole

Stores resources in the cell

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Vacuole

Stores resources in the cell

Golgi apparatus

Packaging and processing part of the cell. changes in and manipulates proteins

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Vacuole

Stores resources in the cell

Golgi apparatus

Packaging and processing part of the cell. changes in and manipulates proteins

Lysomes

Organelles which contain digestive enzymes

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Vacuole

Stores resources in the cell

Golgi apparatus

Packaging and processing part of the cell. changes in and manipulates proteins

Lysomes

Organelles which contain digestive enzymes

Centrioles

Cells use to organize cell during cell division

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Vacuole

Stores resources in the cell

Golgi apparatus

Packaging and processing part of the cell. changes in and manipulates proteins

Lysomes

Organelles which contain digestive enzymes

Centrioles

Cells use to organize cell during cell division

Cilia

Little hairs on the cell that help it move

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Vacuole

Stores resources in the cell

Golgi apparatus

Packaging and processing part of the cell. changes in and manipulates proteins

Lysomes

Organelles which contain digestive enzymes

Centrioles

Cells use to organize cell during cell division

Cilia

Little hairs on the cell that help it move

Flagella

A tale or whip at the end of a cell for help for moving

Chloroplasts

Plant cells which plants use for photosynthesis

Vacuole

Stores resources in the cell

Golgi apparatus

Packaging and processing part of the cell. changes in and manipulates proteins

Lysomes

Organelles which contain digestive enzymes

Centrioles

Cells use to organize cell during cell division

Cilia

Little hairs on the cell that help it move

Flagella

A tale or whip at the end of a cell for help for moving

Vesicles

Membrane sax used for transporting what the Golgi apparatus produces

Cytoskeleton

Used to maintain the cell shape and for movement

Peroxisome

Membrane sac that breaks down toxic chemicals such as alcohol

Plasmids

Little circles of DNA which of bacteria uses to share with other bacteria

Pilli

Extensions of the cytoplasm in a bacteria which allow for two bacterium to transfer plasmids

Capsule

Slime layer that forms around a bacteria