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Cell Mystery Slides

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What did you see? So what is it? EUKARYOTIC PLANT CELL Nucleus – dark colored body in cell multicellular Relatively large for 400X (not tiny) Very thick boundries (cell walls) So what is it? EUKARYOTIC PLANT CELL

Alium – onion

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What did you see? So what is it? EUKARYOTIC Nucleus – and maybe other large structures unicellular Relatively large for 400X (not tiny) Thinner layer (more flimsy) (cell membrane) So what is it? EUKARYOTIC PROTIST - Amoeba (animal-like)

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What did you see? So what is it? EUKARYOTIC ANIMAL CELL Nucleus – and maybe other large structures multicellular Relatively large for 400X (not tiny) Thinner layer (more flimsy) (cell membrane) So what is it? EUKARYOTIC ANIMAL CELL

Whitefish

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What did you see? So what is it? PROKARYOTIC Relatively small for 1000X (tiny!) Nucleus – can’t see this…. Not obvious single cells just grouped, not truly multicellular Hard to see cell membrane/wall (tiny!) So what is it? PROKARYOTIC BACTERIAL CELLS - Staphyloccus

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What did you see? So what is it? EUKARYOTIC ANIMAL CELL Nucleus – and maybe other large structures multicellular Relatively large for 400X (not tiny) Thinner layer (cell membrane) So what is it? EUKARYOTIC ANIMAL CELL

Kidney cells

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What did you see? So what is it? EUKARYOTIC ANIMAL CELL Nucleus – somewhat visible multicellular Relatively large for 400X – these are pretty big! Thinner layer (cell membrane) So what is it? EUKARYOTIC ANIMAL CELL

Adipose tissue

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What did you see? So what is it? EUKARYOTIC Nucleus – and maybe other large structures Unicellular – they are next to each other Relatively large for 400X (not tiny) Thinner layer (more flimsy) (cell membrane) So what is it? EUKARYOTIC PROTIST - Paramecium (animal-like)

1000 X

What did you see? So what is it? PROKARYOTIC Relatively small for 1000X (tiny!) Nucleus – can’t see this…. Not obvious single cells in loose chains, not truly multicellular Hard to see cell membrane/wall (tiny!) So what is it? PROKARYOTIC BACTERIAL CELLS - Streptococcus

So, have you learned to classify cells based on their characteristics??