Which Cells Do and Do Not Have Walls?

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Which Cells Do and Do Not Have Walls?. (1.). Do Don’t. All Prokaryotes >Achaea and Bacteria Some Protists Plants Fungi. Animals Most Protists. Under the Microscope. Cell wall. (6.). Cell wall purposes. Protection Strength Shape maintenance Regulation: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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• All Prokaryotes >Achaea and

Bacteria

• Some Protists

• Plants

• Fungi

• Animals

• Most Protists

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Under the MicroscopeUnder the MicroscopeUnder the MicroscopeUnder the Microscope

Cell wall

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Cell wall purposesCell wall purposesCell wall purposesCell wall purposes

ProtectionStrengthShape maintenanceRegulation:

Prevents lysis (bursting)

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PlasmodesmataPlasmodesmataPlasmodesmataPlasmodesmata

Narrow channels transport:

WaterNutrients

Director of plant growth and development

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Cell Wall StructureCell Wall Structure

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Archaea

Polysaccharides

Proteins

Inorganic

Compounds?

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Bacteria!Bacteria!•Peptidoglycan

Gram-positive vs. Gram-negative

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CelluloseCellulose

>Protists and Plants<

•Primary Wall•Middle Lamella•Secondary Wall

PLANT CELLS

PLANT CELLS

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• CHITIN

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How do cell walls help us?How do cell walls help us?How do cell walls help us?How do cell walls help us?

Paper WoodFiberEnergyShelter

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