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Unicellular and Multicellular Organisms

Unicellular and Multicellular Organisms. Two Types of Cells. Cells come in two flavours Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Prokaryotic means “before a nucleus” Eukaryotic means “possessing a true nucleus” Prokaryotic cells have no nucleus while eukaryotic cells do have a nucleus.

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Unicellular and Multicellular Organisms

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  1. Unicellular and Multicellular Organisms

  2. Two Types of Cells Cells come in two flavours Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Prokaryotic means “before a nucleus” Eukaryotic means “possessing a true nucleus” Prokaryotic cells have no nucleus while eukaryotic cells do have a nucleus

  3. Unicellular Organisms • Most are microscopic • Some unicellular organisms are prokaryotes – bacteria • Majority of unicellular organisms are eukaryotes :Amoeba, Paramecia • Perform the same tasks as multicellular organisms • They move, eat, reproduce and expel waste. • DO NOT perform specialized functions

  4. E. Coli

  5. Animal or Plant Like Animal-like protists are called protozoans ("first animals") because it is thought that they share the evolutionary history of animals. They share many common traits with animals. heterotrophs; they are unable to make their own food. Since they can’t make their own food they must be able to move through their environment and catch their food.

  6. THE AMOEBA • blob-like organisms which move around by stretching out a part of their cytoplasm called a pseudopod (false foot) • feeds on smaller organisms by engulfing the organism in its cytoplasm - phagocytosis.

  7. large protists which use small hairs called cilia to help with movement • paramecia use their cilia to pull food towards its oral groove where it is ingested. PARAMECIA

  8. Animal or Plant Like • Plant-like protists are autotrophic; they can make their own foods • live in soil, on the barks of trees, in fresh water, and in salt water • very important to the earth because they produce an abundant amount of oxygen • These protists are similar to plants • contain chlorophyll and carry out photosynthesis • commonly called algae

  9. plantlike protists whichare encased in two thin shells which are fused together. • These can be found in salt water and fresh water and contain chlorophyll to make their own food. Diatoms Commonly referred to as Alge

  10. contain both plant and animal traits. • If there is a lot of sunlight, they are able to produce their own food like a plant. • If it is dark out at night time, they are able to ingest smaller organisms. Euglenas

  11. Multicellular Organisms • Rely on a variety of cells to perform cellular functions. These are called “specialized cells”. • Specialized cells perform duties such as digestion or movement. • Example: Eyes, Muscles and Tongue. (what duties do these perform?) • Cells can be compared to small cities. Each one performs a different job/function. They all work together to be efficient. Just like we need specialist doctors, cells need specialist cells.

  12. Question to Consider • Why do you think small cells are more efficient than large cells?

  13. Cellular Process in Plants and Animals • Materials enter cells through diffusion and osmosis • Cells break down materials and convert them to energy, to transport energy from one place to another, to build protein and send chemical messages. • Cells also expel waste products. The higher number of cells, the more waste that is expelled.

  14. Energy • Energy is necessary for digestion, transport, reproduction and repairing damage to cells • In animal cells, the mitochondria are responsible for breaking down carbs and releasing energy. • Specialized cells like liver and muscle cells have more mitochondria than other cells in the animal system. Why do you think this is? • In plant cells, chlorophyll convert energy to sugars using water, carbon dioxide and nutrients.

  15. Processing and Transporting Main Cell Parts: Cytoplasm, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi Apparatus, Lysosomes • Materials move through the cytoplasm • The Endoplasmic Reticulum creates protein from the materials and passes them to the Golgi Apparatus • The Golgi apparatus processes the protein and secretes them outside the cell to be used in other places. • Lysosomes break down food and digest waste.

  16. Reproduction • Cells have a life span. Amoeba live for approximately 2 days. • Brain cells: 30-50yrs • Red Blood Cells: 120 days • Skin Cells – 20 days • New cells are created through cell division, when one cell splits into two. First the nucleus splits, and then the remainder of the cell. • The two new cells are identical. • In plant cells, the nucleus divides and then a new cell wall is created.

  17. CELL DIVISION

  18. Do you Get It? • Consider the following question: A unicellular organism is a living thing that meets all of the basic needs with just one cell. A multicellular organism can require up to several trillion cells to do the same thing. Which do you consider to be more advanced? Explain your reasoning.

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