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    In the future, we will learn more about cells and what they are made of. We could discover how to create more medicines to prevent viruses that make us sick. We may also develop nanoneedles that can enter cells to test if they are functioning properly or not.

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    In the future, we will learn more about cells and what they are made of. We could discover how to create more medicines to prevent viruses that make us sick. We may also develop nanoneedles that can enter cells to test if they are functioning properly or not.

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    In the future, we will learn more about cells and what they are made of. We could discover how to create more medicines to prevent viruses that make us sick. We may also develop nanoneedles that can enter cells to test if they are functioning properly or not.

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    The Future of the World of

    Microbiology
    In the future we could learn a lot about different types
    of cells and what a cell is made of. In the future we
    could discovered how to make more medicine that
    prevent viruses that make us sick. We could also
    make little tiny needles that could go inside a cell to
    see if it works good or not.

    EXPLORE
    A HIDDEN! WORLD !

    Microscopes
    Anton Van Leeuwenhoek, born in Holland,
    became interested in the making of
    microscopes and he used them until his death.
    The microscopes parts are: eyepiece lens,
    focus, tube, revolving
    nosepiece, objective
    lens, stage, clips, arm,
    light source and base
    Microscopes are one of
    the most important
    diagnostic tools when
    doctors examine tissue
    samples. Electron
    microscopes help create
    the very tiny electrical
    circuits found on silicon microchips.

    A Hidden World - Conclusion

    Now you know more about the cells wherever they are.
    You know what is gonna be improved in the future.

    HOOK & INTRODUCTION

    BROCHURE WRITTEN BY
    TOMS TEIXEIRA 2015

    Did you know that you are not only in your


    body. There are trillions billions of cells in your
    body. Theres a lot of organisms, but scientists
    only found 8.

    Why are Cells Important?

    Micro-organisms - Good or Bad?

    Cells have your D.N.A. A cell in the human body


    is used like a building block, it carries
    deoxyribose nucleic acid (D.N.A.) which makes
    proteins to create your psychical appearance and
    red blood cell is used to transfer oxygen
    throughout the body a white blood cell is used
    like a defender in the body against any threats to
    the body (aka germs bacteria

    Micro-organisms are bad. If theres


    a lot of viruses or bacterias mostly
    one of them can go into the
    nucleus of the cell.

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    !
    !
    !

    Micro-organisms & Multi-celled


    Organisms

    We are multi celled, because we have more than


    one cell. The main groups of unicellular organisms
    are bacteria, archaea, protozoa, unicellular algae
    and
    unicellular
    fungi.
    Unicellular
    organisms
    fall into two
    general
    categories:
    prokaryotic
    organisms
    and
    eukaryotic
    organisms.
    Unicellular organisms are believed to be the oldest
    form of life, possibly existing 3.8 billion years ago.

    !
    Types of Cells in Us
    There are different types of cells: blood cells,
    skin cells e.t.c.. The blood cells: if a virus or
    bacteria go into you cell nucleus, and they are
    there two days changing the D.N.A., the blood
    cells and destroy them. The blood cell: Red blood
    cells have the important job of carrying oxygen.
    These cells, which float in your blood, begin their
    journey in the lungs, where they pick up oxygen
    from the air you breathe. Then they travel to the
    heart, which pumps out the blood, delivering
    oxygen to all parts of your body. Skin cell:
    Protection is a major function of skin, but there
    are others. Your skin is full of nerve endings that
    help you sense the world around you. Your skin
    emits sweat when you're hot. Sweat evaporating
    from your skin cools you. Your skin is also like a
    sack that holds in your important fluids and
    nutrients.

    Find Your Way Around a Cell

    !
    !

    Cell are important because they have your DNA. If a


    bacteria can pass into your cell, through the nucleus,
    the blood white cells attack the bacteria and again,
    the DNA stay like it was last time, before the bacteria
    came.

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    !
    !
    !
    !
    How do Cells Work?
    Cells cant be seen with your eye, but they can
    be seen with microscopes. The cells have your
    DNA.

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