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Cell Structures Lesson1

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Chapter 2 “Cells”

Section 1: “Cell Structure Pages


38 – 40
COMMON CELL TRAITS

● A cell is the smallest unit that is capable of


performing life functions.
COMPARING CELLS

● The size & shape of a


cell relates to its
function. (job it does)
Prokaryotic Cells
(proh KAYR ee yah tihk)

● cells without
membrane-bound
structures
● EX: bacteria
pond scum
Eukaryotic Cells
(yew KAYR ee yah tihk)

● cells with
membrane-bound
structures
● EX: animals, plants,
fungi and protists
CELL WALL

● protects the cell


● gives shape
● is made of cellulose
● A cell wall is found in plants, algae, fungi, & most
bacteria.
CELL MEMBRANE

● Outer covering, protective layer


around ALL cells
● For cells with cell walls,the cell
membrane is inside the cell wall
● Allows food, oxygen, & water
into the cell & waste products
out of the cell.
CYTOPLASM

● gelatin-like inside cell membrane


● constantly flows
● aka protoplasm
CYTOSKELETON

● scaffolding-like
structure in cytoplasm
● helps the cell maintain
or change its shape
● made of protein
NUCLEUS

● Directs all cell activities


● Contains instructions
for everything the cell
does
● These instructions are
found on a hereditary
material called DNA
● Usually the largest
organelle
NUCLEAR MEMBRANE

● separates nucleus from


cytoplasm
● controls movement of
materials in & out of
nucleus
NUCLEOLUS

● Aka “little nucleus”


● Found in the nucleus
CHROMATIN

● contains genetic code that controls cell


● made of DNA & proteins

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