cell structure & function
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Cell Structure & Function. Cells and Heredity Chapter 1.2 (pgs 23-31). Inside the Cell. Humans are made up of several bodily systems ( Respiratory, Nervous, Digestive ) that utilize organs Cells have similar structures, called organelles . Entering a Cell. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Cell Structure & Function
Cells and HeredityChapter 1.2 (pgs 23-31)
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Inside the Cell
• Humans are made up of several bodily systems (Respiratory, Nervous, Digestive) that utilize organs– Cells have similar
structures, called organelles.
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Entering a Cell
• Animal cells have only a Cell Membrane, which allows materials in & out of the cell.
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Entering a Cell
• Cells are held together with a Cell Wall– Found only in plant cells– Rigid layer made of cellulose
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The Nucleus
• The “brain” of the cell– Controls all aspects of the
cell’s activity• Has a Nuclear Membrane– Protects the Nucleus just like
the Cell Membrane.
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Into the Cytoplasm
• The area inside the cell is called the Cytoplasm, which is constantly churning– Contains many organelles.
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The structure that allows materials In & Out of an animal cell is called…
1 •Cell Wall
2 •Cell Membrane
3 •Nuclear Membrane
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Mitochondria produce the energy a cell needs
Vacuoles are storage areas in the cell
Lysosomes break down food and parts
Oodles of Organelles
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The ER
• The Endoplasmic Reticulum is the passageway that materials travel along
• Ribosomes on the ER are protein factories, to build & repair cells
• Golgi Bodies package and ship materials to other parts of the cell.
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This organelle is a storage space within a cell…
1 •Golgi Body
2 •Vacuole
3 •Endoplasmic Reticulum
4 •Mitochondria
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This organelle is the passageway for materials within a cell…
1 •Golgi Body
2 •Ribosome
3 •Endoplasmic Reticulum
4 •Mitochondria
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This organelle produces the energy the cell requires…
1 •Golgi Body
2 •Ribosome
3 •Lysosome
4 •Mitochondria
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What to Work On
• Read Section 1.2, pages 24-31• Answer Section Review questions (#1-4)
on page 31