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Section 1 – Cells, tissues & organs. 1)Which of the labelled structures above Indicates this is a plant cell? 2) What is the name of this structure? 3)

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1 Section 1 – Cells, tissues & organs

2 1)Which of the labelled structures above Indicates this is a plant cell? 2) What is the name of this structure? 3) Identify the structures labelled above 4) Which of these would NOT be found In an animal cell?

3 All of these are different cells found in humans

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5 * Why are there so many different types of cells? * How do we get all these different types of cell?

6 * Today we will learn: * - how cells are organised * - examples of tissues and organs in the human body * - why many different cell types can arise from an original cell

7 * Cells are the basic unit of life * - they can carry out all the functions needed for life * Many living organisms are composed of only one cell * - e.g. an amoeba * Most living organisms are made of many millions of cells * It would be inefficient if every cell performed exactly the same function * So, cells are arranged into tissues * - groups of cells specialised to form a particular function * Some of these are arranged into distinct structures – organs * - e.g. nerve cells form tissues which form the brain

8 SCN 3-12a How many other organs do you know? Lungs (Breathing system) Stomach (Digestive system) Liver Heart (Circulatory system) Small intestine Large intestine

9 * An organism with many different cells is multicellular * Cells will vary in size, shape, and structure * - this allows these cells to perform different functions * - e.g. a liver cell and brain cell have very different structures and functions Liver CellBrain cell

10 * All cells in a particular organism start off identical * All of these will contain the same genes * As they start to specialise, some genes switch off, whilst others stay on * The genes left on will carry information for specific functions * E.g. a nerve cell will have genes for producing nerve fibres switched on * http://www.twigonglow.com/films/differen t-types-of-cell-1042/ http://www.twigonglow.com/films/differen t-types-of-cell-1042/

11 * 1) Genes control the activity of the cell. In which part of a cell are they found? * 2) Which substance do red blood cells transport around the body? * 3) Which organelle allows leaf cells to absorb sunlight * 4) What is the function of a root cell in a plant?


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