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Cell Theory, Animal Cell Structure, Function, and Processes

Cell Theory, Animal Cell Structure, Function, and Processes. 8 th Grade Science Mrs. YOO. Cell - is the basic unit of structure and function in all organisms. Scientists and Cell Theory. Robert Hooke – coined the word “cell” Anton Van Leeuwenhoek- 1 st to observe a living cell

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Cell Theory, Animal Cell Structure, Function, and Processes

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  1. Cell Theory, Animal Cell Structure, Function, and Processes 8th Grade Science Mrs. YOO

  2. Cell - is the basic unit of structure and function in all organisms.

  3. Scientists and Cell Theory • Robert Hooke – coined the word “cell” • Anton Van Leeuwenhoek- 1st to observe a living cell • “Father of Modern Microscopy”, bacteria, “animalcules” • Hans and Zacharias Janssen- compound microscope • Matthias Schleiden- microscopic studies of plants • Theodor Schwann- concluded that all animals are made of cells. • Rudolph Virchow- cells are produced only by other living cells.

  4. THE CELL THEORY • All living things are composed of one or more cells. • A cell is the basic unit of structure and function in all living things. • All cells come from other living cells.

  5. Unicellular VS Multicellular • Unicellular – organism that is composed of only a single cell. • Most unicellular organisms are of microscopic size, are thus classified as microorganisms. (Bacteria) *some macroscopic: green alga ( Acetabularia) • Multicellular- organisms that are composed of more than one cell. • * often specialized to perform specific functions. • Examples: human, animals, plants, cyanobacteria,

  6. Unicellular • What are Ciliates? • Ciliates are unicellular protists that can be recognised by their hairlike 'cilia'. They use them for locomotion and for feeding. Some ciliates are very small, not much larger than the largest bacteria. Others like the 'trumpet animalcule' Stentor can reach a size of two millimetres so it can be seen with the naked eye. Paramecium does not become much larger than 0.3 mm.

  7. Multicellular

  8. Animal Cell Structure and Cell Function

  9. ANIMAL CELL – STRUCTURES and FUNCTIONS

  10. PROTISTS (Kingdom Protista) • A. Most are one-celled, but some have many cells
B. Cells have a membrane around the nucleus
C. Some get nutrients and energy by eating other organisms • Eukaryotes are organisms that have cells with a deistinct membrane-bound nucleus and organelles. • Most unicellular protists are microscopic.Some can grow more than 60m a year. • Some protists are animal-like. Do not make their own food and can move independently.

  11. EUGLENA • Unicellular protist that has some characteristics of both plants and animals. • Animal-like - can move freely and feed on other organisms. • Plant-like - has the ability to make their own food.

  12. EUGLENA organelles

  13. Euglena organelles and functions • Chloroplasts- store the chlorophyll and serve as the site for photosynthesis. ( Photosynthesis- a process in which organisms use light energy to join carbon dioxide and water to make food ; Chlorophyll- a green pigment that captures the energy of the sun to drive photosynthesis. • Eyespot or photoreceptor- sensitive to light • Flagellum- a whiplike tail that moves quickly back and forth to propel Euglena through the water.

  14. AMOEBA • A unicellular protist. • Often described as animal-like protists because they are capable of movement and obtain nutrition by feeding other organisms. • Moves using structures called pseudopods. • PSEUDOPODS- an extension of the cytoplasm that forms when cytoplasm extends away from the nucleus. Also used for feeding.

  15. Paramecium • A unicellular protist that common in ponds and in slow-moving streams. • Completely covered with hair calledcilia- used for movement. • Feeds with the structure called ORAL GROOVE. • Contractile vacuole- pumps water out of the cell to prevent the cell from bursting with excess water. • Contains two nuclei in one single cell. One for cell processes and the other is for sexual reproduction.

  16. VOLVOX • A unicellular protist that has chloroplasts and can carry out photosynthesis. • Volvox DOES NOT live alone. • They form a group of cells known as COLONY. • Colony consists of a hollow sphere that contain from 500- 60, 000 Volvox. • Each of these flagella are used to propel through the water.

  17. Summary features of protists

  18. TEST • COACH BOOK • Page 284-285 • Page 289 • Page 294

  19. Cornell Notes • Read and take Cornell Notes: Lesson 45 pp. 295-302

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