1. The building blocks of life.

2. Cell Theory   All living things are composed of cells   Cells are the basic unit of structure and function of living things   All cells are produced from other cells

3. Cell Anatomy  Cell Wall   rigid layer of nonliving material  Provide protection & support  Found in plant, some bacteria, some protists and some, fungi

4. Cell Anatomy  Cell membrane   The outer layer of animal cells, found inside cell walls (if wall is present)  Controls what enters and leaves the cell

5. Cell Anatomy  Nucleus   Directs the cells activities  Contains DNA  found on chromatin strands  Materials pass in and out through the nuclear membrane

6. Cell Anatomy  Mitochondria   Rod-shaped  Create energy for the cell from food  Why is the inside of the mitochondria folded?

7. Cell Anatomy  Chloroplast   Turn the Sun’s energy into food through photosynthesis  They do not make energy, they convert it

8. Cell Anatomy  Endoplasmic Reticulum  (ER)  Carry proteins and other materials through the cell

9. Cell Anatomy  Ribosome   Found on ER or in the cytoplasm  Produce protein for the cell

10. Cell Anatomy  Golgi Body   Flattened sacs  Receive proteins and other material, package them and ship them out

11. Cell Anatomy  Vacuole   Store food water and other materials  Small in animal cell  Large in plants  Store H 2 O  Help keep the plant upright

12. Cell Anatomy  Lysosome   Contain enzymes that function in digestion of food and dead cell parts  Surrounded by a membrane

13. Animal vs. Plant 1.Plant cells have chloroplasts 2.Plant cells have a cell wall 3.Plant cells have a large central vacuole 4.Animal cells have more lysosomes

14. Specialized Cells  Red Blood Cell   Has no nucleus so that it can carry more oxygen

15. Specialized Cells  Muscle Cells   Long, slippery and elastic so that they can slide past one another upon expansion and contraction

16. Specialized Cells  Nerve cells   Can be several feet long  pass chemical and electrical signals throughout the body