Cell Theory

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What is the first part of cell theory?

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Define: Unicellular

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Define: Multicellular

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What is the second part of cell theory?

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What is the third part of cell theory?

Let's Compare Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes...

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Which cell is bigger?

Eukaryote

Prokaryote

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Which cell is more complex?

Eukaryote

Prokaryote

Now, Let's Look at What is Inside the Cells...

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What is Number 1 in the picture above? (The information/instructions for making proteins that ALL CELLS HAVE.)

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What is Number 2 in the picture above? (The part that ALL CELLS HAVE that uses the DNA's information to make proteins.)

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What is Number 3 in the picture above? (The part that ALL CELLS HAVE that helps maintain homeostasis by controlling what goes in and out of the cell.)

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What is Number 4 in the picture above? (The part that ONLY EUKARYOTIC CELLS HAVE that holds and protects their DNA.)

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What is Number 5 in the picture above? (The parts that ONLY EUKARYOTIC CELLS HAVE that help organize all of their complex cellular functions.)

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What is Number 6 in the picture above? (The liquid space inside ALL CELLS that holds everything together.)

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Prokaryotes are simple like a one room school house, because...

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Eukaryotes are complex like our high school, because...

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End of Notes for Day 1!

What is an Organelle?

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Define: Organelle

Let's Compare Animal and Plant Cells

You will be learning about 9 cell parts "organelles" that cells have. On each slide, the name of the part is at the top. What you need to write in your notes is in RED.

If you see the picture below, the part is found in Animal Cells.

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If you see the picture below, the part is found in Plant Cells.

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If you see the picture below, the part is found in Prokaryotes as well.

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What does the Nucleus do?

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Which cells have a Nucleus?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What is DNA?

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Which cells have DNA?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What do Ribosomes do?

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Which cells have Ribosomes?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What does the Mitochondria do?

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Which cells have Mitochondria?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What does the Golgi Body do?

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Which cells have a Golgi Body?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What does the Cell Membrane do?

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Which cells have a Cell Membrane?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What does a Vacuole do?

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Which cells have Vacuole(s)?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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Which cell has ONE LARGE vacuole?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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Which cell has MANY SMALL vacuoles?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What does the Chloroplast do?

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Which cell has Chloroplasts?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

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What does a Cell Wall do?

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The Cell Wall helps maintain homeostasis by controlling what goes in and out of the cell.

Rigtigt

Falsk

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Which cells have a Cell Wall?

Animal Cells

Plant Cells

Bacteria (Prokaryotes)

Monday (09/13) - Types of Cells Note Guide

Cell Theory

Let's Compare Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes...

Now, Let's Look at What is Inside the Cells...

What is an Organelle?

Monday (09/13) - Types of Cells Note Guide

Cell Theory

What is the first part of cell theory?

Define: Unicellular

Define: Multicellular

What is the second part of cell theory?

What is the third part of cell theory?

Let's Compare Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes...

Which cell is bigger?

Which cell is more complex?

Now, Let's Look at What is Inside the Cells...

What is Number 1 in the picture above? (The information/instructions for making proteins that ALL CELLS HAVE.)

What is Number 2 in the picture above? (The part that ALL CELLS HAVE that uses the DNA's information to make proteins.)

What is Number 3 in the picture above? (The part that ALL CELLS HAVE that helps maintain homeostasis by controlling what goes in and out of the cell.)

What is Number 4 in the picture above? (The part that ONLY EUKARYOTIC CELLS HAVE that holds and protects their DNA.)

What is Number 5 in the picture above? (The parts that ONLY EUKARYOTIC CELLS HAVE that help organize all of their complex cellular functions.)

What is Number 6 in the picture above? (The liquid space inside ALL CELLS that holds everything together.)

Prokaryotes are simple like a one room school house, because...

Eukaryotes are complex like our high school, because...

End of Notes for Day 1!

What is an Organelle?

Define: Organelle

Let's Compare Animal and Plant Cells

You will be learning about 9 cell parts "organelles" that cells have. On each slide, the name of the part is at the top. What you need to write in your notes is in RED.

If you see the picture below, the part is found in Animal Cells.

If you see the picture below, the part is found in Plant Cells.

If you see the picture below, the part is found in Prokaryotes as well.

What does the Nucleus do?

Which cells have a Nucleus?

What is DNA?

Which cells have DNA?

What do Ribosomes do?

Which cells have Ribosomes?

What does the Mitochondria do?

Which cells have Mitochondria?

What does the Golgi Body do?

Which cells have a Golgi Body?

What does the Cell Membrane do?

Which cells have a Cell Membrane?

What does a Vacuole do?

Which cells have Vacuole(s)?

Which cell has ONE LARGE vacuole?

Which cell has MANY SMALL vacuoles?

What does the Chloroplast do?

Which cell has Chloroplasts?

What does a Cell Wall do?

The Cell Wall helps maintain homeostasis by controlling what goes in and out of the cell.

Which cells have a Cell Wall?

What is the first part of cell theory?

Define: Unicellular

Define: Multicellular

What is the second part of cell theory?

What is the third part of cell theory?

Which cell is bigger?

Which cell is more complex?

What is Number 1 in the picture above? (The information/instructions for making proteins that ALL CELLS HAVE.)

What is Number 2 in the picture above? (The part that ALL CELLS HAVE that uses the DNA's information to make proteins.)

What is Number 3 in the picture above? (The part that ALL CELLS HAVE that helps maintain homeostasis by controlling what goes in and out of the cell.)

What is Number 4 in the picture above? (The part that ONLY EUKARYOTIC CELLS HAVE that holds and protects their DNA.)

What is Number 5 in the picture above? (The parts that ONLY EUKARYOTIC CELLS HAVE that help organize all of their complex cellular functions.)

What is Number 6 in the picture above? (The liquid space inside ALL CELLS that holds everything together.)

Prokaryotes are simple like a one room school house, because...

Eukaryotes are complex like our high school, because...

End of Notes for Day 1!

Define: Organelle

Let's Compare Animal and Plant Cells

You will be learning about 9 cell parts "organelles" that cells have. On each slide, the name of the part is at the top. What you need to write in your notes is in RED.

If you see the picture below, the part is found in Animal Cells.

If you see the picture below, the part is found in Plant Cells.

If you see the picture below, the part is found in Prokaryotes as well.

What does the Nucleus do?

Which cells have a Nucleus?

What is DNA?

Which cells have DNA?

What do Ribosomes do?