Title: The Cell
1The Cell
2You are made of trillions of cell.
3As we study cells, remember this important truth
4If your cells arent happy, YOU arent going to
be happy!
5The cell is the basic unit of life.
6Cells are classified into two main groups.
7The first group are prokaryotic cells.
8Prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus.
They have a nucleoid (resembles a nucleus).
9They are very small and simple cells.
10Prokaryotic cells are single-celled organisms.
11Some examples of prokaryotic cells
12Bacteria (Kingdom Monera)
Source greenfacts.org
13Prokaryotic cells resemble the earliest cells
found on Earth.
Source Discover West Tours, Australia
14The second group are eukaryotic cells.
15Eukaryotic cells are very complex.
16They are much larger than prokaryote cells.
17Eukaryotes can be either single- or multi-celled.
18They also have organelles (little organs).
19Examples include
Plant cells
Animal cells
20How did we learn about the cell?
21Robert Hooke discovers the cell in 1678
Robert Hooke(?) Source University of St. Andrews
22Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Source University of California Paleontology
Museum
23Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Greatly improved the microscope (1680).
Discovered microorganisms.
24Matthias Schleiden
Plants are made of cells (1838).
25Theodor Schwann
Animals are made of cells (1839).
26Rudolph Virchow
Cells can only come from other living cells.
27Schleiden, Schwann, and Virchows work lead to
the development of cell theory.
28Cell Theory
All living things are made of cells.
29Cell Theory
Cells are the basic unit of life.
30Cell Theory
Living cells can only come from other living
cells.
31Structure of the cell
32A cell is made of organelles.
(Organelle little organ. )
33Each organelle has a special function that keeps
the cell running.
34Nucleus
The nucleus is the brain of the cell.
It controls what everything that happens in a
cell.
35Cell Membrane
It is the gateway of the cell.
It controls what goes into and out of the cell.
36Cell Membrane
Controlling what goes in and out of the cell is
called Selective Permeability.
37Organelle responsible for digestion.
38Lysosome
Contains enzymes that help break down chemicals
into forms that can be used by the cell.
39Organelles that manufacture
40Smooth ER (Endoplasmic Reticulum)
Manufactures lipids (fats) and other products
needed by the cell.
41Golgi Body
Manufactures lysosomes.
Manufactures other complex molecules and packages
them in vesicles.
42Nucleolus
Located in the nucleus.
Responsible for the manufacture of ribosomes.
43Ribosomes
Manufacture proteins needs by the cell.
44Organelles that provide power
45Mitochondria
Takes nutrients and provides energy for the cell.
46Organelles that provide power and are found only
in plant cells
47Chloroplasts
The food producer for the plant cell.
Takes water, CO2, and sunlight to produce sugar
(food) and O2 as a waste product.
48Organelles that provide power support
49Cell Membrane
Surrounds the cell and helps maintain the shape
of the cell.
50Cytoplasm
Helps the cell keep its shape and protects the
cell.
Cell organelles are found in the cytoplasm.
51Cytoskeleton
Provides physical structure to the cell.
52Organelles that provide support and are found
only in plant cells
53Cell Wall
Stiff outer wall that provides support,
structure, and protection to the plant cell.
54Central Vacuole
A large vacuole in the plant cell.
Provides extra support and structure to the cell.
55Organelles that provide storage
56Golgi Body
Stores molecules necessary to make lysosomes and
vesicles.
57Lysosome
Stores enzymes necessary to digest food,
breakdown waste, and break down old organelles
and dead cells.
58Smooth ER
Stores steroids and other chemicals the cell will
need at a later time.
59Vacuole
Storage bubbles that can store food, chemicals,
and water products.
60Organelles that provide power transportation
61Rough E.R.
Transports ribosomes (attached to the rough E.R.)
around the cell.
62Organelles that provide waste removal
63Lysosome
Breaks down waste products.
Called the suicide organelle because it
destroys a dying cell.
64And thats cell basics.