Cells
o prokaryotic cells – 3?s
 ribosomes – 3?s
 cell wall – 3?s
 cell membrane – 3?s
 DNA – 3?s
 pili – 3?s
 flagella – 3?s
o eukaryotic cells – 3?s
 eukaryotic cell structure – all organisms
 cell membrane/plasma membrane/phospholipid bilayer
– 3?s
 cell wall – 3?s
 mitochondria – 3?s
 lysosomes – 3?s
 vacuole – 3?s
 nucleus – 3?s
 nucleolus – 3?s
 nuclear membrane – 3?s
 golgi bodies/golgi apparatus – 3?s
 rough ER – 3?s
 smooth ER – 3?s
 cytoplasm & cytoskeleton – 3?s
 ribosomes – 3?s
 eukaryotic cell organelles – plant & photosynthetic organisms
only
 cell wall – 3?s
 chloroplasts/chlorophyll – 3?s
 central vacuole – 3?s
 plastids – 3?s
 eukaryotic cell organelles – only certain cells & not in all
organisms
 cilia – 3?s
 flagella – 3?s
o create a data table to organize the similarities & differences b/t the
prokaryotic & eukaryotic cells
o create a data table to organize the parts of a eukaryotic cell and
comparing their functions to that of parts of a city, what part of a city
would each be
o levels of cellular organization – 3?s
 cells – 3?s
 tissues – 3?s
 tissues of the human body
o connective tissue – 3?s
o muscle tissue – 3?s
 cardiac muscle tissue – 3?s
 smooth muscle tissue – 3?s
 skeletal muscle tissue – 3?s
o nervous tissue – 3?s
o epithelial tissue – 3?s
 organs – 3?s
 organ systems – 3?s
 organisms – 3?s