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1 Warm Up #1

2 Answer is B (cytoskeleton is made of microfilaments)
Warm Up #1 Answer is B (cytoskeleton is made of microfilaments)

3 Warm Up #2

4 Warm Up #2 Answer: C Pro- Before Karyotes- nucleus
Endosymbiotic theory

5 Warm Up #3

6 Warm Up #3 Answer: B All cells do not have a nucleus
(prokaryotic cells like bacteria don’t have a nucleus, they have DNA but NO Nucleus)

7 Complete the Cells KIM Chart COMPARISON: CELL ORGANELLES
What are we doing today Complete the Cells KIM Chart COMPARISON: CELL ORGANELLES Genetics Art project

8 Cell Theory SB1a. a. Explain the role of cell organelles for both prokaryotes and eukaryotes cells, including cell membrane, in maintaining homeostasis and cell reproduction. – Why cells are the basic units of life?

9 Cell Theory Some important scientists’ works helped to develop the cell theory: a. Robert Hooke: Came up with the term “ cells.” - Used a microscope to look at thin slices of cork - The “boxy” sections he saw were actually the cell walls of dead plant cells.

10 Cell Theory b. Anton van Leeuwenhoek: First scientist to observe microscopic organisms and living cells using a microscope

11 Cell Theory c. Matthias Schleiden: Discovered that plants were made of cells d. Theodor Schwann: Discovered that animals are made of cells**THINK SWAN!

12 Cell Theory e. Rudolf Virchow: Observed living cells dividing and proposed that “all cells arise from pre-existing cells”

13 Cell Theory 1. All living things are made of 1 or more cells.
2. All cells come from preexisting/other cells (refer to handouts A & B) Francesco Redi disproved spontaneous generation - Did a meat experiment: IV – lids DV - # of maggots control- uncovered jars

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15 Cell Theory Louis Pasteur also disproved spontaneous generation
- Did an experiment using broth & an S-shaped flask

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17 Cell Theory 3. Cells are the basic unit of structure & function
Cells make up our internal & external body parts and allow these parts to do their jobs

18 Cell Theory Why is cell size important for a cell to function?
Cells are very small so that it’s quick and easy for nutrients to enter and reach every part of the cell & wastes to exit the cell During cell growth, the cell’s volume increases more quickly than its surface area

19 EXIT Ticket: answer the following


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