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From the Cell to an Organism. AM OC-TOOO P-CEBB. Title Date U3-10. Cell Types. Cells. What is the smallest unit of life?. Cell Types. Prokaryotes. Eukaryotes. bacteria. Animal. Plant. Cell Types. Organelles are cell parts that do specific jobs. Prokaryotes have no nucleus. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: From the Cell to an Organism

From the Cell to an Organism

AMOC-TOOOP-CEBB

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TitleDateU3-10

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Cell Types

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What is the smallest unit of life?

Cells

Cell TypesCell Types

ProkaryotesProkaryotes EukaryotesEukaryotes

PlantPlantAnimalAnimalbacteriabacteria

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Cell Types

OrganellesOrganelles are cell parts that do specific jobs.

ProkaryotesProkaryotes have no nucleus.What organelles do plant cells have

that animal cells do not?

Ven Diagram

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Cell Types Ven Diagram

Plant Cell Animal Cell

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Cell Types

All cells have a phospholipid

cell membranecell membrane.All cells have DNADNA. Eukaryotic cells

have DNA in a nucleusnucleus.CytoplasmCytoplasm is a jelly like material that

makes up the inside of the cell.

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Basic Cell Parts

DNA

Nucleus

Cell Membrane

Cytoplasm

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What are cell parts called?There are 3 important cell systems.

Endomembrane SystemCell BoundariesEnergy Production

The Production Factory Cell Skins The Power Factories

Organelles

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Organelles

1. 1. Production Factory.What do you think cells produce?

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The Production Factory

From DNA to Protein

Nucleus Ribosome ProteinLet’s break it down.

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From DNA to Protein

The NucleusNucleus is where the DNA is stored.

Messenger RNAMessenger RNA is made from the DNA.It leaves the nucleus from a porepore.

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From DNA to Protein

RibosomesRibosomes make protein from mRNA.

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Organelles

2. 2. Power Factories.Why do cells need energy?

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Cell Energy Production

Cells Need Energy to do Work.

What kind of energy do cells use?

Hint: Think molecules.

ATP

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Cell Energy Production

The mitochondriamitochondria is an organelle that makes ATP from glucose.

Like a

little

battery!

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Cell Energy Production

All glucose comes from a process called…All glucose comes from a process called…

photosynthesisphotosynthesis

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Cell Energy Production

The chloroplast chloroplast is the organelle that performs photosynthesis to make glucose.

Some glucose

is stored as starch and

some is used

by the

mitochondria to

make ATP.

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Material Storage

VacuolesVacuoles are storage organellesPlant cells have a giant central vacuole central vacuole

for storage and cell support.

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Organelles

3. 3. Cell Skin.For eating, protection, and support.

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Cell Boundaries

The skin of a cell and the sacs that make up organelles are made of which lipid?

PhospholipidsPhospholipids.The Cell MembraneCell Membrane is the outer skin of all

cells.It is a semi - permeable barriersemi - permeable barrier that lets

certain things in and out of the cell.

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Cell Boundaries

hydrophilic

hydrophilic

hydrophobic

Cell Membranes are lipid bilayerslipid bilayers.How are phospholipids different than

other lipids?

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Cell Boundaries

The cell membrane has many membrane proteinsmembrane proteins stuck in it.Receptors – flags or tagsGates – allow things in or outEnzymes – do reactions

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Cell Boundaries

A cell wallcell wall provides support and protection to a cell, it is placed over the cell membrane.Plant Cells

Cellulose