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cell structure


 Cells
Common Cell Traits
         Cell membrane
•outer covering of cell
•made of one or more layers of
linked molecules

                            Cytoplasm
            •inside every cell
            •gelatin-like
            •contains hereditary material that
            controls the life of the cell
comparing cells
comparing cells
nerve cells can be 1m long
comparing cells
nerve cells can be 1m long
    human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this   i
comparing cells
nerve cells can be 1m long
    human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this   i




human red blood cells is 1/10 the size of a human
                    egg cell
comparing cells
nerve cells can be 1m long
    human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this   i




human red blood cells is 1/10 the size of a human
                    egg cell

            bacterium are even smaller
comparing cells
nerve cells can be 1m long
    human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this   i




human red blood cells is 1/10 the size of a human
                    egg cell

            bacterium are even smaller
       - 8000 can fit inside a human egg cell
cell types
PROKARYOTIC CELLS
no membrane bound
     structures

EUKARYOTIC CELLS
 membrane-bound
    structures
cell wall
cell wall
found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria
cell wall
found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria

        tough, rigid outer coverings
      that protect the cell and give it
                   shape
cell wall
found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria

        tough, rigid outer coverings
      that protect the cell and give it
                   shape



    Plant cell walls are mainly made of
            cellulose....which is?
cell wall
   found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria

           tough, rigid outer coverings
         that protect the cell and give it
                      shape

What makes the cell walls rigid? Pectin and lignin!

       Plant cell walls are mainly made of
               cellulose....which is?
cell membrane
cell membrane

protective layer around all cells
cell membrane

protective layer around all cells
                                    if a cell has a cell
                                    wall, then the cell
                                       membrane is
                                         inside of it
cell membrane

protective layer around all cells
                                    if a cell has a cell
    what does it do? regulate       wall, then the cell
  interactions between the cell        membrane is
      and the environment                inside of it
cell membrane

protective layer around all cells
                                    if a cell has a cell
    what does it do? regulate       wall, then the cell
  interactions between the cell        membrane is
      and the environment                inside of it

     water can move
   into and out of cell
     through the cell
        membrane
cell membrane

protective layer around all cells
                                    if a cell has a cell
    what does it do? regulate       wall, then the cell
  interactions between the cell        membrane is
      and the environment                inside of it

     water can move        food particles and some
   into and out of cell   molecules enter and waste
     through the cell     products leave through the
        membrane               cell membrane
cytoplasm
cytoplasm
gelatin-like substance
that fills cells which is
  constantly moving
cytoplasm
gelatin-like substance         contains a
that fills cells which is   framework called
  constantly moving        the cytoskeleton -
                               this helps
                              maintain or
                           change the shape
                               of the cell
cytoplasm
gelatin-like substance         contains a
that fills cells which is   framework called
  constantly moving        the cytoskeleton -
                               this helps
            cytoskeleton      maintain or
             helps some    change the shape
             cells move        of the cell
cytoplasm
gelatin-like substance          contains a
that fills cells which is    framework called
  constantly moving         the cytoskeleton -
                                this helps
            cytoskeleton       maintain or
             helps some     change the shape
             cells move         of the cell

cytoskeleton is made up of thin, hollow tubes
   of protein and thin, solid protein fibers
organelles
organelles
contained within the cytoplasm
organelles
contained within the cytoplasm

    What do organelles do?
organelles
      contained within the cytoplasm

          What do organelles do?
★process energy
organelles
      contained within the cytoplasm

          What do organelles do?
★process energy
★manufacture substances needed by the cell
organelles
      contained within the cytoplasm

          What do organelles do?
★process energy
★manufacture substances needed by the cell
★move materials
organelles
      contained within the cytoplasm

           What do organelles do?
★process energy
★manufacture substances needed by the cell
★move materials
★act as storage sites
organelles
      contained within the cytoplasm

           What do organelles do?
★process energy
★manufacture substances needed by the cell
★move materials
★act as storage sites
★are surrounded by membranes
organelles
      contained within the cytoplasm

           What do organelles do?
★process energy
★manufacture substances needed by the cell
★move materials
★act as storage sites
★are surrounded by membranes
★nucleus is usually the largest organelle
nucleus
nucleus
   direct
          s   all cel
                      l activ
                              ities
nucleus
                         direct
                                s
                            all cel
                                    l activ
                                            ities
is surrounded by a membrane
nucleus
                         direct
                                s
                            all cel
                                    l activ
                                            ities
is surrounded by a membrane



                                materials en
                                             ter and
                                leave throug
                                              h t he
                                   membrane
nucleus
                         direct
                                s
                            all cel
                                    l activ
                                            ities
is surrounded by a membrane

            a nucleolus is also within the nucleus

                                materials en
                                             ter and
                                leave throug
                                              h t he
                                   membrane
nucleus
                                direct
                            all cel    s
                                    l activ
                                            ities
is surrounded by a membrane

               a nucleolus is also within the nucleus

                     ction s f or      materials en
    tains   instru         cell,
                                                    ter and
con                 n t he             leave throug
      r yt h in g i          DN A                    h t he
 eve                  d on                membrane
               foun
whic h are
energy-processing organelles
energy-processing organelles

          cells need energy to:
     ✤process food
     ✤make new substances
     ✤eliminate wastes
     ✤communicate with each other
PLANTS
PLANTS
๏food is made in green organelles called chloroplasts
PLANTS
๏food is made in green organelles called chloroplasts
๏contain green pigment chlorophyll
PLANTS
๏food is made in green organelles called chloroplasts
๏contain green pigment chlorophyll
๏chlorophyll captures light energy that is used to
make glucose
ANIMALS
ANIMALS
๏energy in food is stored
until it is released by the
mitochondria
ANIMALS
๏energy in food is stored
until it is released by the
mitochondria
๏organelles where energy
is released from the
breakdown of food into
carbon dioxide and water
ANIMALS
๏energy in food is stored
until it is released by the
mitochondria
๏organelles where energy
is released from the
breakdown of food into
carbon dioxide and water
๏muscle cells are more
active, so they contain more
mitochondria
manufacturing organelles
manufacturing organelles
proteins take part in nearly every cell activity
manufacturing organelles
  proteins take part in nearly every cell activity

Proteins:
manufacturing organelles
  proteins take part in nearly every cell activity

Proteins:
•part of cell membrane
manufacturing organelles
  proteins take part in nearly every cell activity

Proteins:
•part of cell membrane
•needed for chemical reactions that take place in
the cytoplasm
manufacturing organelles
  proteins take part in nearly every cell activity

Proteins:
•part of cell membrane
•needed for chemical reactions that take place in
the cytoplasm
•are produced on small structures called
ribosomes
ribosomes
ribosomes
     considered an
o rganelle, but they do
    t have a m embrane
no
ribosomes
         idered an        receive directions from
     cons
             ut they do    DNA on how, when,
o rganelle, b
               embrane     and in what order to
no  t have a m
                           make specific proteins
ribosomes
         idered an        receive directions from
     cons
             ut they do    DNA on how, when,
o rganelle, b
               embrane     and in what order to
no  t have a m
                           make specific proteins
                  some fl
                        oat free
                                 ly in cy
                       some a             toplasm
                              ttach to            ,
                     endopl             t he
                            asmic r
                                    eticulum
ribosomes
         idered an        receive directions from
     cons
             ut they do    DNA on how, when,
o rganelle, b
               embrane     and in what order to
no  t have a m
                           make specific proteins
                  some fl
                        oat free
                                 ly in cy
                       some a             toplasm
                              ttach to            ,
  made in the        endopl             t he
                            asmic r
   nucleolus                        eticulum
processing, transporting, and
     storing organelles
processing, transporting, and
     storing organelles
   endoplasmic
  reticulum (ER)
extends from the
nucleus to the cell
    membrane
processing, transporting, and
     storing organelles
   endoplasmic        a series of folded membranes
  reticulum (ER)
extends from the
nucleus to the cell
    membrane
processing, transporting, and
     storing organelles
   endoplasmic        a series of folded membranes
  reticulum (ER)
                                materials can be
extends from the
                                 processed and
nucleus to the cell
                                 moved around
    membrane
                                inside of the cell
processing, transporting, and
     storing organelles
   endoplasmic        a series of folded membranes
  reticulum (ER)
                       rough    materials can be
extends from the
                         vs.     processed and
nucleus to the cell
                      smooth     moved around
    membrane
                                inside of the cell
processing, transporting, and
     storing organelles
   endoplasmic        a series of folded membranes
  reticulum (ER)
                       rough     materials can be
extends from the
                         vs.      processed and
nucleus to the cell
                      smooth      moved around
    membrane
                                 inside of the cell
                         Smooth ER process other
                        cellular substances such as
                          lipids that store energy
processing, transporting, and
        storing organelles
      endoplasmic        a series of folded membranes
     reticulum (ER)
                          rough    materials can be
   extends from the
                            vs.     processed and
   nucleus to the cell
                         smooth     moved around
       membrane
                                   inside of the cell
Rough ER make proteins
                          Smooth ER process other
 that are moved out of
                         cellular substances such as
 the cell or used within
                           lipids that store energy
         the cell
golgi bodies
golgi bodies
 Golgi bodies sort proteins and
 other cellular substances and
 package them into membrane-
bound structures called vesicles.
golgi bodies
 Golgi bodies sort proteins and     Proteins are made
 other cellular substances and        and sent to the
 package them into membrane-        Golgi bodies. They
bound structures called vesicles.       travel in ...
golgi bodies
 Golgi bodies sort proteins and     Proteins are made
 other cellular substances and        and sent to the
 package them into membrane-        Golgi bodies. They
bound structures called vesicles.       travel in ...
                                    vesicles. Vesicles
                                     deliver cellular
                                      substances to
                                    areas inside the
                                           cell.
golgi bodies
  Golgi bodies sort proteins and       Proteins are made
  other cellular substances and          and sent to the
  package them into membrane-          Golgi bodies. They
 bound structures called vesicles.         travel in ...

    Cells have membrane-bound          vesicles. Vesicles
     spaces called vacuoles for         deliver cellular
 temporary storage of materials          substances to
(water, waste products, food, and      areas inside the
other cellular materials). They act           cell.
  like the refrigerator of the cell.
recycling organelles
recycling organelles
active cells break down
and recycle substances
recycling organelles
active cells break down     lysosomes contain
and recycle substances      digestive chemicals
                          that help break down
                           food molecules, cell
                          wastes, and worn-out
                                    parts
recycling organelles
active cells break down     lysosomes contain
and recycle substances      digestive chemicals
lysosome membrane         that help break down
 keeps the chemicals       food molecules, cell
from leaking into the     wastes, and worn-out
         cell                       parts
recycling organelles
active cells break down     lysosomes contain
and recycle substances      digestive chemicals
lysosome membrane         that help break down
 keeps the chemicals       food molecules, cell
from leaking into the     wastes, and worn-out
         cell                       parts

    when a cell dies a lysosome’s membrane
   disintegrates, releasing digestive chemicals
   that quickly breakdown the cell’s contents
cell
cell   a group of cells
         make up a
cell   a group of cells
         make up a
cell   a group of cells
         make up a




          tissue
cell        a group of cells
                 make up a




                     tissue
a group of tissues
   make up a
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Cells

  • 2. Common Cell Traits Cell membrane •outer covering of cell •made of one or more layers of linked molecules Cytoplasm •inside every cell •gelatin-like •contains hereditary material that controls the life of the cell
  • 5. comparing cells nerve cells can be 1m long human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this i
  • 6. comparing cells nerve cells can be 1m long human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this i human red blood cells is 1/10 the size of a human egg cell
  • 7. comparing cells nerve cells can be 1m long human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this i human red blood cells is 1/10 the size of a human egg cell bacterium are even smaller
  • 8. comparing cells nerve cells can be 1m long human egg cell is no bigger than the dot on this i human red blood cells is 1/10 the size of a human egg cell bacterium are even smaller - 8000 can fit inside a human egg cell
  • 9.
  • 10. cell types PROKARYOTIC CELLS no membrane bound structures EUKARYOTIC CELLS membrane-bound structures
  • 12. cell wall found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria
  • 13. cell wall found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria tough, rigid outer coverings that protect the cell and give it shape
  • 14. cell wall found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria tough, rigid outer coverings that protect the cell and give it shape Plant cell walls are mainly made of cellulose....which is?
  • 15. cell wall found in plants, algae, fungi, most bacteria tough, rigid outer coverings that protect the cell and give it shape What makes the cell walls rigid? Pectin and lignin! Plant cell walls are mainly made of cellulose....which is?
  • 16.
  • 18. cell membrane protective layer around all cells
  • 19. cell membrane protective layer around all cells if a cell has a cell wall, then the cell membrane is inside of it
  • 20. cell membrane protective layer around all cells if a cell has a cell what does it do? regulate wall, then the cell interactions between the cell membrane is and the environment inside of it
  • 21. cell membrane protective layer around all cells if a cell has a cell what does it do? regulate wall, then the cell interactions between the cell membrane is and the environment inside of it water can move into and out of cell through the cell membrane
  • 22. cell membrane protective layer around all cells if a cell has a cell what does it do? regulate wall, then the cell interactions between the cell membrane is and the environment inside of it water can move food particles and some into and out of cell molecules enter and waste through the cell products leave through the membrane cell membrane
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 26. cytoplasm gelatin-like substance that fills cells which is constantly moving
  • 27. cytoplasm gelatin-like substance contains a that fills cells which is framework called constantly moving the cytoskeleton - this helps maintain or change the shape of the cell
  • 28. cytoplasm gelatin-like substance contains a that fills cells which is framework called constantly moving the cytoskeleton - this helps cytoskeleton maintain or helps some change the shape cells move of the cell
  • 29. cytoplasm gelatin-like substance contains a that fills cells which is framework called constantly moving the cytoskeleton - this helps cytoskeleton maintain or helps some change the shape cells move of the cell cytoskeleton is made up of thin, hollow tubes of protein and thin, solid protein fibers
  • 30.
  • 31.
  • 34. organelles contained within the cytoplasm What do organelles do?
  • 35. organelles contained within the cytoplasm What do organelles do? ★process energy
  • 36. organelles contained within the cytoplasm What do organelles do? ★process energy ★manufacture substances needed by the cell
  • 37. organelles contained within the cytoplasm What do organelles do? ★process energy ★manufacture substances needed by the cell ★move materials
  • 38. organelles contained within the cytoplasm What do organelles do? ★process energy ★manufacture substances needed by the cell ★move materials ★act as storage sites
  • 39. organelles contained within the cytoplasm What do organelles do? ★process energy ★manufacture substances needed by the cell ★move materials ★act as storage sites ★are surrounded by membranes
  • 40. organelles contained within the cytoplasm What do organelles do? ★process energy ★manufacture substances needed by the cell ★move materials ★act as storage sites ★are surrounded by membranes ★nucleus is usually the largest organelle
  • 42. nucleus direct s all cel l activ ities
  • 43. nucleus direct s all cel l activ ities is surrounded by a membrane
  • 44. nucleus direct s all cel l activ ities is surrounded by a membrane materials en ter and leave throug h t he membrane
  • 45. nucleus direct s all cel l activ ities is surrounded by a membrane a nucleolus is also within the nucleus materials en ter and leave throug h t he membrane
  • 46. nucleus direct all cel s l activ ities is surrounded by a membrane a nucleolus is also within the nucleus ction s f or materials en tains instru cell, ter and con n t he leave throug r yt h in g i DN A h t he eve d on membrane foun whic h are
  • 47.
  • 49. energy-processing organelles cells need energy to: ✤process food ✤make new substances ✤eliminate wastes ✤communicate with each other
  • 50.
  • 52. PLANTS ๏food is made in green organelles called chloroplasts
  • 53. PLANTS ๏food is made in green organelles called chloroplasts ๏contain green pigment chlorophyll
  • 54. PLANTS ๏food is made in green organelles called chloroplasts ๏contain green pigment chlorophyll ๏chlorophyll captures light energy that is used to make glucose
  • 55.
  • 57. ANIMALS ๏energy in food is stored until it is released by the mitochondria
  • 58. ANIMALS ๏energy in food is stored until it is released by the mitochondria ๏organelles where energy is released from the breakdown of food into carbon dioxide and water
  • 59. ANIMALS ๏energy in food is stored until it is released by the mitochondria ๏organelles where energy is released from the breakdown of food into carbon dioxide and water ๏muscle cells are more active, so they contain more mitochondria
  • 61. manufacturing organelles proteins take part in nearly every cell activity
  • 62. manufacturing organelles proteins take part in nearly every cell activity Proteins:
  • 63. manufacturing organelles proteins take part in nearly every cell activity Proteins: •part of cell membrane
  • 64. manufacturing organelles proteins take part in nearly every cell activity Proteins: •part of cell membrane •needed for chemical reactions that take place in the cytoplasm
  • 65. manufacturing organelles proteins take part in nearly every cell activity Proteins: •part of cell membrane •needed for chemical reactions that take place in the cytoplasm •are produced on small structures called ribosomes
  • 67. ribosomes considered an o rganelle, but they do t have a m embrane no
  • 68. ribosomes idered an receive directions from cons ut they do DNA on how, when, o rganelle, b embrane and in what order to no t have a m make specific proteins
  • 69. ribosomes idered an receive directions from cons ut they do DNA on how, when, o rganelle, b embrane and in what order to no t have a m make specific proteins some fl oat free ly in cy some a toplasm ttach to , endopl t he asmic r eticulum
  • 70. ribosomes idered an receive directions from cons ut they do DNA on how, when, o rganelle, b embrane and in what order to no t have a m make specific proteins some fl oat free ly in cy some a toplasm ttach to , made in the endopl t he asmic r nucleolus eticulum
  • 71.
  • 72. processing, transporting, and storing organelles
  • 73. processing, transporting, and storing organelles endoplasmic reticulum (ER) extends from the nucleus to the cell membrane
  • 74. processing, transporting, and storing organelles endoplasmic a series of folded membranes reticulum (ER) extends from the nucleus to the cell membrane
  • 75. processing, transporting, and storing organelles endoplasmic a series of folded membranes reticulum (ER) materials can be extends from the processed and nucleus to the cell moved around membrane inside of the cell
  • 76. processing, transporting, and storing organelles endoplasmic a series of folded membranes reticulum (ER) rough materials can be extends from the vs. processed and nucleus to the cell smooth moved around membrane inside of the cell
  • 77. processing, transporting, and storing organelles endoplasmic a series of folded membranes reticulum (ER) rough materials can be extends from the vs. processed and nucleus to the cell smooth moved around membrane inside of the cell Smooth ER process other cellular substances such as lipids that store energy
  • 78. processing, transporting, and storing organelles endoplasmic a series of folded membranes reticulum (ER) rough materials can be extends from the vs. processed and nucleus to the cell smooth moved around membrane inside of the cell Rough ER make proteins Smooth ER process other that are moved out of cellular substances such as the cell or used within lipids that store energy the cell
  • 79.
  • 81. golgi bodies Golgi bodies sort proteins and other cellular substances and package them into membrane- bound structures called vesicles.
  • 82. golgi bodies Golgi bodies sort proteins and Proteins are made other cellular substances and and sent to the package them into membrane- Golgi bodies. They bound structures called vesicles. travel in ...
  • 83. golgi bodies Golgi bodies sort proteins and Proteins are made other cellular substances and and sent to the package them into membrane- Golgi bodies. They bound structures called vesicles. travel in ... vesicles. Vesicles deliver cellular substances to areas inside the cell.
  • 84. golgi bodies Golgi bodies sort proteins and Proteins are made other cellular substances and and sent to the package them into membrane- Golgi bodies. They bound structures called vesicles. travel in ... Cells have membrane-bound vesicles. Vesicles spaces called vacuoles for deliver cellular temporary storage of materials substances to (water, waste products, food, and areas inside the other cellular materials). They act cell. like the refrigerator of the cell.
  • 85.
  • 87. recycling organelles active cells break down and recycle substances
  • 88. recycling organelles active cells break down lysosomes contain and recycle substances digestive chemicals that help break down food molecules, cell wastes, and worn-out parts
  • 89. recycling organelles active cells break down lysosomes contain and recycle substances digestive chemicals lysosome membrane that help break down keeps the chemicals food molecules, cell from leaking into the wastes, and worn-out cell parts
  • 90. recycling organelles active cells break down lysosomes contain and recycle substances digestive chemicals lysosome membrane that help break down keeps the chemicals food molecules, cell from leaking into the wastes, and worn-out cell parts when a cell dies a lysosome’s membrane disintegrates, releasing digestive chemicals that quickly breakdown the cell’s contents
  • 91.
  • 92. cell
  • 93. cell a group of cells make up a
  • 94. cell a group of cells make up a
  • 95. cell a group of cells make up a tissue
  • 96. cell a group of cells make up a tissue a group of tissues make up a
  • 97. cell a group of cells make up a tissue a group of tissues make up a
  • 98. cell a group of cells make up a tissue a group of tissues make up a organ system

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