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| a cell that doesn't have a nucleus |
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| a cell that has a nucleus |
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| difference between plant & animal cells |
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| plant cells have chloroplasts and cell walls, while animals cells don't have either |
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1)who was the first person to see a cell? 2) what was he looking at?
3)why did he name them "cells"? |
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1)Robert Hooke
2)cork
3) the shape reminded him of monk monastaries |
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fill in the blanks:
In _year_ the German botanist _name_ discovered that all _noun_ were composed of cells |
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| In 1838, the German Botanist Matthias Schleiden discovered that all plants were composed of cells. |
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| fill in the blanks: In _year_, a German zoologist named _name_ discovered that all _noun_ were composed of existing cells. |
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| In 1839, a German zoologist named Theodore Schwann discovered that all animals were composed of existing cells. |
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fill in the blanks and answer the questions:
1) who discovered that all cells come from __________?
2)in what year? |
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| In 1855, German physician Rudolph Virchow found out that all cells come from other existing cells. |
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| who created the cell theory? |
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| Matthais Schleiden, Theodore Schwann, and Rudolph Virchow |
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| What is the cell theory hints: omg dont give us hints!!! |
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| All living things are composed of one or more cells. Cells are organisms' basic units of structure and function Cells come only from existing cells. |
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| wat does a cell membrane do? |
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| the selectivly permeable outer boundry of the cell that allows food and oxygen to move into the cell, and wastes to leave it |
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| the structure inside a cell that directs the cells activities. basically, the brain. no its not its like the manager!! gosh ani or whoeva this is. |
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| Hereditary material in a cells nucleus. chromatin coils into the form of chromosomes wen a cell divides. |
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| gel-like substance in cell membrane that contains structures that carry out life process |
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| in eukaryotic cells~the structures in cytoplasm that break down food, move wastes, and store material |
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| folded membrane~organelle~move materials around INSIDE the cell |
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| organelle~proteins are made |
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| cell organelles consisting of stacks of membrane covered sacs that package and move proteins to the outsides of the cell |
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| organelles~break down food molecules~release energy |
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| cytoplasmic organelle that contains chemicals and digests waste and worn out cell parts |
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| in plants, rigid structure made of cellulose that surrounds a plant cell membrane and supports and protects it |
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| plant cell organelles in which light energy is changed into chemical energy in the form of sugar during the process of photosythesis |
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| groups of similar cells that do the same sort of work; muscle tissue contracts. |
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| a structure made up of different types of tissue that work together to do a specific job. ex: the heart |
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