159 Cell Structure Notes
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January 30, 2014
AGENDA
7.12D Differentiate
between structure and
function in plant and
animal cell organelles,
including cell membrane,
cell wall, nucleus,
cytoplasm, mitochondrion,
chloroplast, and vacuole
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Table of Contents
Characteristics of Living things
Levels of Organization
Unicellular Microscopy
Is it living?
Cell Theory Notes
Cell Notes
149-150
151-152
153-154
155-156
157-158
159-160
4
Digestive system
A breakdown
3
heart
of structure
6
Tropical rain forest
or function
1
5
2
bacteria
deer
muscle
of an
organism
Practice: Explain how this applies to
the Cell Theory
Application:
Cell Parts &
Functions
TEKS 7.12D differentiate between
structure and function in plant and animal
cell organelles including cell membrane, cell
wall, nucleus, cytoplasm, mitochondrion,
chloroplasts & vacuole
Cells are made up
of small organ-like
structures called
organelles.
Each organelle has a
specific function
that helps the cell
function as a whole.
Plant & animal cells
are similar, but
have different
structures specific
to their needs &
functions.
Organelles &
Their Basic
Functions…
Nucleus
-control center for
cell activities
- contains genetic information in
chromosomes (DNA) that
determine which traits are
passed to offspring
-found in plant & animal cells
Cytoplasm
-clear thick jelly-like
fluid inside the cell
membrane
-contains & supports the
organelles
-found in plant & animal cells
Mitochondria
-provides energy for
the cell
-“power house” of the cell
-site of cellular respiration
which releases energy from
food
-found in plant & animal cells
Vacuole
-stores water, wastes
& other materials
-helps provide shape &
structure in plant cells
-larger in plant cells since they
may have to go for long periods
without rain
-found in plant & animal cells
Cell Membrane
-controls what moves
in & out of the cell
(takes in food/ gases
& removes wastes)
-outermost layer of an animal cell
-inside the cell wall of plant cells
-found in plant & animal cells
Cell Wall
-rigid, outermost layer
of the plant cell
-shapes, protects & supports
the cell
*found in plant cells only
Chloroplasts
-contains chlorophyll, a
green pigment, that traps
sunlight
-site of photosynthesis
*found in plant cells only
Plant Cell
Animal Cell
159 Cell Structure Notes
1/30/15
Starter/ Practice:
Quiz
Explain how this applies to the
Cell Theory
Cell Structure Notes
160
1/30/15
Application:
Paste Notes
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when done
Connection:
Cells Sort
Exit:
Summarize the main
topics of the notes in 2-3
sentence.