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Cells

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Cell Theory 1.2.3.

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Cell HistoryWho was the first person to describe cells?

Cells-

Who made his own microscopes? Def-

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Eukaryotic Vs. Prokaryotic

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Cell Wall—plant cell

Function:

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Membrane * Every cell has a membrane

Function:

Phosphate

Lipid (fat)

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Diffusion- Small particles

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Facilitate Diffusion- Aided Diffusion-Medium

Particles

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Endocytosis

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Cytoplasm (GOO)

FORM:

FUNCTION:

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CytoskeletonFORM: Microfilaments ________ thin and flexibleIntermediate filaments -_________in betweenMicrotubule- Thicker and more rigid

Function:

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Nucleus

FUNCTION:

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RIBOSOMESForm:

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Endoplasmic ReticulumRough E.R.-

Smooth E.R.-

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Golgi ApparatusFunction:

Form:

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ChloroplastsFunction:

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Mitochondria

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Vacuoles

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Lysosomes

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Cells Objectives: List scientists who contributed to the cell theory List the components of the cell theory Compare prokaryote and eukaryote cells Label.

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