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This document provides an overview of the biology of cells. It discusses: 1) Early scientists like Hooke, Leeuwenhoek, Schwann, Schleiden, and Virchow who studied and contributed to our understanding of cells. 2) The Cell Theory developed from their ideas that all organisms are made of one or more cells, all life functions occur within cells, and all cells come from preexisting cells. 3) The basic common parts of cells including the plasma membrane, cytoplasm, DNA, and ribosomes. It also distinguishes eukaryotic cells which have organelles from prokaryotic cells.

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Bio 14 Notes

This document provides an overview of the biology of cells. It discusses: 1) Early scientists like Hooke, Leeuwenhoek, Schwann, Schleiden, and Virchow who studied and contributed to our understanding of cells. 2) The Cell Theory developed from their ideas that all organisms are made of one or more cells, all life functions occur within cells, and all cells come from preexisting cells. 3) The basic common parts of cells including the plasma membrane, cytoplasm, DNA, and ribosomes. It also distinguishes eukaryotic cells which have organelles from prokaryotic cells.

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MODULE 2 - WEEK 3 PAGE 1 OF ????

BIOLOGY OF CELLS
Cells-basic units the
of structure and
function of living things
smallest unitthatcan the process of life
-

carry out

RobertHooke -

160OS
-

British scientist

-one of the scientists


earliest to
study "life"under a microscope
units cells resembledcells
-named the because they in a

monastery

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek -

made his own micros

-his microscope is as
stronge
lenses
as the modern
lightmicoscope
-

1stto observe human cells and bacteria

Theodor Schwann German scientists


-

Matthias Jakob Schleiden -

proposed
thatcells is the basic building blocks of
all
living things

Rudolf Virchow 1850


-

German doctor
-

saw cells divide andform new cells

-proposedthatliving cells arise


only from other
living
cells

Cell
Theory from the ideas of Schwann, Schleiden, andVirchow
-

· ALL ORGANISMS ARE MADE


OF ONE OR MORE
C ELLS

· ALL LIFE FUNCTIONS OF ORGANISNS OCCUR CELLS


WITHIN

· ALL CELLS COMES FROM PREEXISTING CELLS

Electron Microscope invented In 1950s


-

-uses beams of electrons insteadof light

Structures shared Plasma Membrane · DNA

by all cells Ribosome


cytoplasm
· ·
MODULE 2 - WEEK 3 PAGE 2 OF ????

BIOLOGY OF CELLS
COMMON PARTS EUKARYOTIC CELLS
Plasma Membrane has organelle
bound
·
membrane
-

-outer
covering -"eukaryotic"means "true nucleus"
-separates the internal and
"organelle"means organs little

external environments ↳ have specializedcellular


Cytoplasm functions
·

-jelly-like region where other

cellular components are found


·
DNA CELL SIZE
-

Deoxyribonucleic Acid
·

Eukaryotic Cells

-genetic material of the cell ↳


10-100mm in diameter
Ribosomes
Procaryotic Cells
· ·

diameter
-particles that
synthesize ↳0.1-5.Oum in

protein its size allow the to absorb


organism
-

nutrients andrelease waste fast


and effectively
PROKARYOTIC CELLS
-simple, single-celledorganism note:cell size is limitedbecause

-lacks membrane much


nucleus andother volume increases faster
-

boundorganelles than cell surface area

-DNA can be foundcentral partof


the cell, in the nucleoidregion

attach to surfaces

extra protection

shape dehydration

locomotion

pili ->
reproduction [conjunction)
MODULE 2 - WEEK 3 PAGE 3 OF ????

BIOLOGY OF CELLS
PLASMA MEMBRANE CYTOSKELETON
-made of phospholipidbilayer with
⑤°⑤@
up -the network of protein fibers
actin filaments
imbedded
proteins separates the
that
-types:microfilaments, intermediate filaments,
internal and exteral parts. andmicrotubules

regulates the passage of substances:


-

thinnest

molecule
organic
·

thickest

·
ions

water
·

⑰_π⑦@④⑦@*I*
maintain internal condition
-

Flagella and Cilia


flagella (s:flagellum)
-

long, hair-like structure thatextends

from the
plasma membrane

used for locomotion

"usually just1o r a few


ex:Sperm, Erglena
Phospholipid
·

a lipidmolecule with 2
fatty acid cila (s:cilium (
-

chain ↳
short, hair-like structure
·

Glycerol backbone ↳usedfor locomotion of cells or

·
Phosphate group to move substances along the outer
·
Microvilli JS:microvillus ( surface of the cell

-specializedin absorption "ex:paramecium, lining of the


-appearance:foldedinto finger- fallopian tube

like projections

CYTOPLASM
-covers the larges amountof a cell

made of organelles suspendedin


-

like substance
up
gel

cytosol, cytoskeleton, andvarious chem.

semi-solid
consistency
-

-can find:glucose, simple sugar, amino, fatty,


nucleic acid
Plasma Membrane made of phospholipid
-

up
imbedded
bilayer
proteins separates
that

the internal and external

parts
-

regulates the passage of substances:


molecule
organic
·

·
ions

water
·

maintain internal condition

Phospholipid -

a lipidmolecule with 2
fatty acidchain

Glycerol backbone
·
Phosphate group

Microvilli Cs:microvillus (

-specializedin absorption
-appearance:foldedinto finger-
like projections

CYTOPLASM -covers the larges amount of a cell


-

made
up of
organelles suspendedin aggy, cytoskeleton, and

various chemicals

semi-solid
consistency
-

find:glucose, simple sugar, amino, fatty, nucleic acid


-

can

CYTOSKELETON -the network


actin
of
filaments
protein fibers
-types:microfilaments, intermediate filaments, andmicrotubules

thinnest

thickest
Flagella (s:flagellum)

long, hair-like structure thatextends from the


plasma membrane

used for locomotion

usually just1o r a few


ex:Sperm, Erglend

cila (s:cilium (

short, hair-like structure

↳usedfor locomotion of cells or to more substances along the outer

surface of the cell

"ex:paramecium, lining of the fallopian tube

Endomembrane System

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