Biology Chapter 4: Cell Organelles

Biology Concepts and Connections9th Grade

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Cell theory
The summary of the discovery of cells- cells are the basic unit of structure and function in an organism- all living things are composed of 1+ cells- cells come from the reproduction of other cells
In 1665, ___RH___ was the first to ________________. He looked at a ______________ under a microscope and concluded _______________, He go credit for  __________ cells.
- Robert Hooke- observe dead cells- cork- cells were like "small rooms"- discovering
In 1673, ____AvL____ was the first ______________. He looked at a _______________.
- Anton van Lueewenhoek- to observe living cells-  a sample of pond water
In 1838, _____MS_______ concluded all _______ are made up of cells.
- Matthias Schlieden- plants
In 1839, ____TS_____ concluded all __________ are made up of cells.
- Theodore Schwan- animals
In 1855, ____RV____ proved _______________________.
- Rudolf Virchow- cells only come from the reproduction of other cells
Why are cells so small?
Surface area to volume ratio
Explain surface area to volume ratio.
Imagine multiplying body weight and shrinking mouth. Cells need a large surface area to diffuse in more nutrients and food and get rid of more waste.A cube with measurements 1x1x1, the ratio surface area:volume is 6:1A cube with measurements 2x2x2, the ratio surface area:volume is 24:8, 3:1A cube with measurements 3x3x3, the ratio surface area:volume is 54:27, 2:1
A cell's shape is related to __________.
Function
Question 10
Prokaryotic Cells
No membrane bound organellesNo nucleus1-10 um
Question 11
Eukaryotic Cells
Membrane bound organellesTrue nucleus that holds DNA10-100 um
Organelle
Cellular component that carries out specific functions within the cell
Cytoplasm, Cytosol
Jelly-like aqueous solution that holds organelles in place
Cell membrane, Plasma membraneis made up of ________________.
Encloses contents of eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells- phospholipid bilayer
Integral proteins
Answer 15
Extend through bilayer and serve as passageway in and out of cells