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Remember there are 2 types of cells

• Prokaryotes- no nucleus, DNA is floating freely, very simple cell

•Eukaryotes- have a nucleus, DNA is in nucleus, very complex cell

Which cell is a prokaryote?

How do you know?

A B

Prokaryote or Eukaryote?

1. Eubacteria2. Fungi3. Protist4. Animal5. Plant6. Archeabacteria

Prokaryote

Prokaryote

Eukaryote

Eukaryote

EukaryoteEukaryote

What shape is a plant cell?

What shape is an animal cell?

Your cell is full of organelles with specific

jobs!

Write the function and sketch a picture for each of the

following organelles in your graphic organizer.

Cytoplasm•Function: Liquid portion of cell outside nucleus

Ribosome

•Function: Make proteins

Cell Membrane•Function: Regulates what enters and leaves the cell.

Cell Wall

•Function: provides support and protection

Nucleus

•Function: control center of cell.

Mitochondria

•Function: Powerhouse of the cell, makes ATP (energy!)

Chloroplast•Function: Convert sunlight into chemical energy!

Vacuole

•Function: Stores materials and water

Lysosomes

•Function: break down food into smaller particles to be used by cell

Golgi Apparatus

•Function: Sort and package proteins

Endoplasmic Reticulum•Function: site where materials are synthesized and exported from cell

Flagella

•Function: Moves the cell

Pili

•Function: Cell to cell contact

Centrioles

•Function: Organize cell division

Now use pages 175 and 472 in the biology book to

help you fill in the organism columns.

Are you a cell expert? Place the following words randomly on your cell bingo card!

Cytoplasm LysosomesRibosome Golgi apparatusCell membrane Endoplasmic ReticulumCell Wall FlagellaNucleus Pili OsmosisMitochondria Centrioles IsotonicChloroplast Prokaryote HomeostasisVacuole Plant cell HypotonicEukaryote Bacteria cellAnimal cell Hypertonic

C E L L S

FREESPACE!

The movement of water from a high concentration to a low concentration

is known as….

This cell is most likely a(n)

This tiny structure makes proteins by joining amino

acids.

This structure stores materials and water for the

cell.

A complex cell with a nucleus and organelles is a(n)

This is the control center of the cell.

Found only in plants, this organelle turns sunlight into chemical energy.

This is the liquid portion of a cell found outside of the

nucleus.

This cell is most likely a(n)-

This occurs when the solute concentration is the same

inside and outside of the cell

This helps cells move around.

These break down food for your body

This structure makes ATP. It is your powerhouse!

When there is more solute in a solution than water it

is called…

The process by which your body maintains a stable internal environment is

known as….

This cell is most likely a(n)-

These structures help organize cell division.

This structure helps sort and package materials.

This structure helps prepare materials to be exported out of the cell.

Found only in bacteria, this is for cell to cell

contact.

When there is less solute in a solution than water it

is called…

This regulates what enters and leaves the cell.

This protects and supports cells. Not found in animal

cells.

A simple cell without a nucleus is a(n)

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