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Parts of Cells

Week 19-Life Science

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Acquired vs. Heritable Traits

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How Big is a Cell? Card Sort

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Inside a Cell

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Mystery Cell Activity

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Important Note:

The cell parts are numbered differently on each cell model.

Make sure to fill in the right information for your specific model!

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C

B

D

A

E

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Stores and Reads Instructions

Nucleus stores genetic material (DNA) and makes copies (messages)

Ribosomes read copies to make proteins

ER, vesicles & Golgi help with building proteins and moving them where they need to go

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Gets and Uses Energy

Mitochondria break down food to get energy

Proteins in the cell membrane take in food molecules to the cell (Only the intestinal cell shows this)

• Some plant cells have chloroplasts, which use energy from sunlight to build sugars (leaf cell)

Lysosomes recycle material inside the cell (airway cells, intestine cells & neuron) You can also think of this as waste removal.

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Keeps itself within a container

Cell membrane wraps around the outside of the cell

Cell wall surrounds the cell membrane in plant cells

Cytoskeleton provides support to the cell itself

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Color Code

  1. DNA = blue
  2. Lipids (including the phospholipids that make up cell membranes) = yellow
  3. Proteins = greens

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Protein production

One of the most important things a cell does is make proteins.

The models show this process beginning in the ER, closest to the nucleus.

Here, ribosomes begin building proteins out of amino blocks building blocks, loosely represented in pale purple.

As they move through the Golgi and mature into functional proteins, their color shifts to green.

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Cells are packed! “A busy place”

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