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Take out notebook and open to next available page. Write: DO NOW 11/21 Take out notebook and open to next available page. Write: Cell Processes and get ready for notes…there’s not many!

Cell Processes What do cells do? Cells bring in important substances and get rid of waste substances passive transport (diffusion or osmosis) or by active transport (using energy) Cell membrane controls movement Cells perform complex activities Photosynthesis (plants only) chloroplasts make food Cellular respiration (both plants and animals) mitochondria release energy from food Cells divide to make more cells Reproduction: Asexual reproduction – mitosis Sexual reproduction – meiosis Growth and repair: Mitosis in multicellular organisms

Other substances and why cells need ‘em