8th Sci Cell Structure Function/Examples
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mgwoodruff on February 24, 2011
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LBMS 8th science, Long Beach Middle School
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
cell membrane | 1. protects the cell 2. helps give the cell its shape 3. controls what enter and leaves the cell 4. helps keep the cell material together |
cytoplasm | life functions occur within the cytoplasm |
nucleus | 1. contains cell genetic material 2. directs the activities of the cell |
nuclear membrane | separates the nucleus from the rest of the cell |
vacuole | can store water and other substances |
mitochondria | break down sugar and release energy... known as cellular respiration |
ribosome | make and store protein |
endoplasmic reticulum | used for moving materials within the cell |
prokaryotic cell | found in single cell organisms like bacteria |
eukaryotic cell | found in plant, fungi, animal and protist cells |
chloroplast | found only in plant cell |
cell wall | 1. found only in plant cell 2. gives shape and support to the plant cells |
lysosome | breaks down food material for consumption by the cell |
golgi bodies | sort proteins and other cellular materials in order to store and release vital chemicals |
cell | examples: plant cell and animal cell |
tissue | a group of similar cells working together to perform a specific function |
epithelial tissue | makes up the skin and lining of the stomach |
muscle tissue | makes up the heart as well as the muscles attached to bones and other parts of the body (like the stomach and blood vessels) |
nerve tissue | makes up the brain and spinal cord |
connective tissue | found in bones, fat, cartilage and blood |
organ | examples: lung and heart |
organ system | examples: respiratory system, and circulatory system |
organelle | examples: nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes |
multicellular | example: human, tree |
cellular respiration | *** This is a form of "oxidation" in living organisms |
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