Types of Cells

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Multiple Choice

What is cancer and what causes it to happen in the body?

• Cells stop growing completely

• Cells grow too much and too fast because DNA is damaged

• Cells grow slowly and never change

• DNA makes cells stronger than normal

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can spread to other parts of the body when ​

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break away and move to a new part of the body. This process is called ​

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Tumors

cancer cells

metastasis

Open Ended

How can doctors treat cancer?

You can do some research (use google) to answer this question, but tell me about what you know from reading first.

Types of Cells-pgs 72-73

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Categorize

Options (12)

DNA in nucleus

Bacteria

Archaea

Unicellular

No nulceus

Cytoplasm

Plasma Membrane

Ribosomes

DNA

Large

Complex

Simple

Sort the characteristics and domains- Add this informaiton to your notes on page 72

Prokaryote

Eukaryote

Both

• Large cell and complex

• Nucleus with DNA inside

• Many different organelles, most have membranes surrounding them

• Multicellular or unicellular

Eukaryotic cell

• Small cell simple cell

• Few organelles and 0 are membrane-bound

• DNA floating in the cytoplasm

• Ribosome's job- produce proteins

• Plasma/Cell membrane to hold everything together

• Unicellular

Prokaryotic cell

​Page 73 in notes- Compare and Contrast these cells

Labelling

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Eukaryote

Nucleus

Prokaryote

Check-in with the size of each organism- note anything interesting in the chat

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Sizes of microscopic organisms

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What size is a plant or animal cell? In the chat type the size of a bacteria.

Match

Match the following

• Plasma Membrane

• Ribosomes

• Nucleus

• Cytoplasm

Flexible barrier that surrounds the cell

organelles that produces proteins

Place for DNA

Jelly-like stuff in cells

• Flexible barrier that surrounds the cell

• organelles that produces proteins

• Place for DNA

• Jelly-like stuff in cells

Draw

Find these slides:

Slide 12- Bacterial Three types of smears

(Mrs. Cool will show Bulgaricus, smear)

Slide 20- Dog stomach pyloric Region

Draw 1 of the specimen here.

Follow the 5 Rules of Scientific Drawing from your notes.

Write any interesting observations about how the two are similar and different in the chat