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1 Introduction to Cells What do you already know about cells? THINK, INK, PAIR, SHARE

2 Can You Identify the Kingdom? Examine the cells – identify the kingdom. ANIMAL PLANT BACTERIA PROTIST FUNGI

3 100,000,000,000, 000 100 trillion

4 30 billion

5 20 trillion

6 We didn’t always know cells existed.

7 Discovery… (1665) Hooke

8 Microscope… (1673) Leeuwenhoek

9 Plants… (1838) Schleiden

10 Animals… (1838) Schwann

11 Cell Division… (1900) Virchow

12 CELL THEORY #1 - Cells are the basic units of structure and function in an organism.

13 CELL THEORY #2 - All living things are composed of one or more cells.

14 CELL THEORY #3 - Cells come from existing cells. http://www.molecularstation.com/science-videos/video/46/cell-division/?______array

15 Two Major Types of Cells: PROKARYOTICEUKARYOTIC

16 Main Parts…

17 Cell Wall vs. Cell Membrane

18 Flagellum and Cilia

19 Plastids chromoplastschloroplastsleucoplasts storage structures in plant cells

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