1. Do Now: Take a new TOC (orange) and fill in the following…
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Do Now: Take a new TOC (orange) and fill in the following…
Unit: Cells & Biochemistry
#1 10/ Do Now Cells Listmania
#2 10/ Notes Cells Note Packet
For #1 “Cells Listmania,” take out a piece of looseleaf and list anything and everything you think of/remember when you hear the word “cell.” Then, place in a pile on your desk to be collected!

2. CELLS

3. The basic unit of all forms of life Cannot be seen with the naked eye
I. WHAT IS A CELL?
The basic unit of all forms of life
 Cannot be seen with the naked eye

4. EVERY LIVING THING IS MADE UP OF CELLS
A. THE CELL THEORY
EVERY LIVING THING IS MADE UP OF CELLS
Cells are the “smallest” unit to perform life functions
ALL CELLS COME FROM
PRE-EXISTING CELLS

5. Exceptions To The Cell Theory
MITOCHONDRIA
contain their own DNA
can reproduce on their own
VIRUSES are not cells
consist of genetic material surrounded by a protein coat
can replicate inside a host cell

6. disease causing protein molecules that can multiply
PRIONS
disease causing protein molecules that can multiply
mad cow disease
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

7. Two Basic Types of Cells
PROKARYOTES: have genetic material BUT DO NOT HAVE A NUCLEUS
Example: BACTERIA

8. Plant Animal EUKARYOTES: HAVE A NUCLEUS that contains genetic material
Examples:
Plant
Animal

9. CELLS The BASIC UNIT of LIFE
ORGANIZATION OF CELLS
CELLS The BASIC UNIT of LIFE
Examples— skin, cheek, kidney,
plant, animal

10. TISSUES A group of structurally similar cells that perform the same functions
Examples— epithelial, muscle, connective

11. examples— stomach, kidney, lungs, heart
ORGANIZATION (CONT.)
ORGANS A group of tissue that works together to perform a specific function
examples— stomach, kidney, lungs, heart

12. a group of organs that work together to perform a specific function
ORGAN SYSTEMS
a group of organs that work together to perform a specific function
examples— respiratory, digestive, reproductive

14. Exit Questions
On the same sheet as your Cells Listmania from the Do Now:
What is the difference between a prokaryote and a eukaryote?
Write one question you have from today’s lesson or something you are confused about from it.
Why are viruses considered an exception to the cell theory?

15. HAND IN: Hare-Lynx Lab Do Now: In your TOC (orange)…
Friday, October 9, 2015
Do Now: In your TOC (orange)…
#3 10/ Do Now Cell Theory Regents ?s
Please work on the “Cell Theory Do Now” sheet you picked up at the door. Be prepared to go over these for tickets!! 
HAND IN: Hare-Lynx Lab

16. CELL STRUCTURES cells contain organelles
Small structures within cells that perform specific functions

17. CELL (plasma) MEMBRANE
Surrounds and protects the cell
Separates cell contents from the environment
Semi-permeable/selectively permeable which means some things can pass through while others cannot

19. CYTOPLASM jelly-like substance that contains organelles
mostly water
metabolic activities occur here
organelles float in it

20. NUCLEUS “control” center of the cell
surrounded by a semi-permeable membrane
contains genetic material in the form of chromosomes
chromosomes are made up of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

22. Do you owe me any late/absent work? Hand it in now!!
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Do Now: In your TOC (orange)…
#4 10/13 Do Now Cell Do Now
#5 10/ Project Cell Organelle Storybook
On a piece of looseleaf labeled for TOC #4, answer the following:
What are the 3 parts of the cell theory?
Compare a parkary ote and a eukaryote.
Why are organelles important?
Do you owe me any late/absent work? Hand it in now!!

23. RIBOSOMES tiny, dense organelles involved in protein synthesis
mostly in cytoplasm or
Can be attached to the endoplasmic reticulum

24. MITOCHONDRIA: Where cellular respiration takes place
Converts chemical energy in food into compounds that are easier for the cell to use
OXYGEN is needed for this process

25. MITOCHONDRIA

26. VACUOLE: organelles surrounded by a membrane that STORE MATERIALS
*** Large in plant cells
VACUOLE

27. ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
(ER)
Internal system of channels/canals that transport materials throughout the cell.

28. GOLGI APPARATUS:
Where proteins and other materials from the ER are PROCESSED and PACKAGED for storage in the cell.

29. LYSOSOMES: small organelles filled with digestive enzymes to breakdown lipids, carbohydrates & proteins

30. Involved in cell division and ONLY FOUND IN ANIMAL CELLS
CENTRIOLES
Involved in cell division and ONLY FOUND IN ANIMAL CELLS

31. Contains the pigment CHLOROPHYLL
CHLOROPLASTS
ONLY IN PLANT CELLS
Contains the pigment CHLOROPHYLL
Capture light energy and convert it into chemical energy during PHOTOSYNTHESIS

32. CHLOROPLASTS

33. CELL WALL
ONLY IN PLANTS!!!
Made from non living material, CELLULOSE
Provides SUPPORT & PROTECTION
Semi-permeable

34. CELL WALL

35. Do Now: In your TOC (orange)…
Thursday, October 13, 2015
Do Now: In your TOC (orange)…
#6 10/15 Activity Cell Color-by-number
Please open your cells note packet and begin to work pgs USE YOUR NOTES!
Do you owe me any late/absent work? Hand it in now!!
Did you miss a lab? Fill out a make-up lab request form!!

36. Control center of the cell, contains chromosomes (DNA)
Cell Membrane
Cytoplasm
Control center of the cell, contains chromosomes (DNA)
Ribosomes
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
Where cellular respiration occurs
-converts chemical energy from food into energy cells can use
Golgi
Apparatus
Membrane-surrounded organelle that stores water and other materials
Involved in cell division
-only in animal cells
Chloroplasts
Cell Wall

37. Plant
Cells
Cell
Wall
Chloroplasts
Mitochondria
Ribosomes
DNA