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Cell Unit - Cell Theory & Eukary vs. Prokary

Cell Unit - Cell Theory & Eukary vs. Prokary

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​Cell Theory

​Contributors:

  • ​Matthias Schleiden --> all plants are made up of cells

  • ​Theodor Schwann --> all animals are made up of cells

  • ​Rudolph Virchow --> cells only come from other cells

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ALL cells have:
  • A cell membrane

  • Cytoplasm

  • DNA

  • Ribosomes

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There are 2 basic cell types
  • Prokaryotic (does not contain a nucleus)

Domains : Bacteria / Archaea

  • Eukaryotic (contains a true nucleus)

    Domains : Eukaryota - Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists

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Prokaryotic Cells
  • Very simple; found in single celled organisms

  • Do not contain "membrane-bound" organelles

  • Smallest versions of the cell

  • Contains DNA in the nucleoid region

  • Example: bacteria

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Eukaryotic Cells

  • Found in multicellular, complex organisms

  • Contains membrane-bound organelles

  • Much larger than prokaryotic cells

    Contains a true nucleus that contains DNA

  • Example: plant and animal cells

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Organelles-"little organs" inside the cells

each cell has all these "little organs", or cell structures

- Cells have structures for specific functions

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1. Nucleus
  • "the brain" of the cell - maintains homeostasis

  • 1 out of 2 of the main parts of the cell

  • stores our genetic

  • information(DNA)

  • contains instructions for making proteins

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2. Cytoplasm
  • 2nd main part of the cell

  • where all of the organelles are "floating"

  • interior of cell

    Is this an eukaryotic structure or a structure for both prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

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6. Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
  • "factory" of the cell

  • site of protein synthesis

  • has ribosomes that help finish protein assembly for export

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5. Ribosomes
  • site of protein synthesis

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7. Golgi Apparatus
  • proteins are sent here after the ER

  • modifies, sorts and packages proteins for secretion

  • "post office" of the cell

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8. Lysosomes

"clean-up crew" or lysol of the cell

-ONLY in animal cells

- breaks down lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins into smaller molecules

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9. Vacuole

stores water, food, and minerals

-very large in plant cells

-several small vacuoles in animal cells

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10. Cell Wall

gives support and protection of the plant cell.

- Rigid protective barrier

-Plant cell ONLY and some bacteria

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11. Chloroplast

"site of photosynthesis", ONLY in plants

-contains chlorophyll (green pigment) that capture energy from the sun to convert to chemical energy

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