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    Cell Biology & Organisation: Body/what-Cells-In-The-Human-Body-Live-The-Longest

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    This document discusses cell biology and organization. It begins by introducing cell structure and function, including identifying structures of animal and plant cells under a microscope. The main functions of animal and plant cell components are analyzed from micrographs. It then compares and contrasts components of animal and plant cells, noting that a plant cell has a fixed shape, cell wall, chloroplasts, and large vacuoles while an animal cell does not have these features. The document also discusses performing a compulsory experiment and generating a graphic organizer to compare animal and plant cell components.

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    Cell Biology & Organisation: Body/what-Cells-In-The-Human-Body-Live-The-Longest

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    This document discusses cell biology and organization. It begins by introducing cell structure and function, including identifying structures of animal and plant cells under a microscope. The main functions of animal and plant cell components are analyzed from micrographs. It then compares and contrasts components of animal and plant cells, noting that a plant cell has a fixed shape, cell wall, chloroplasts, and large vacuoles while an animal cell does not have these features. The document also discusses performing a compulsory experiment and generating a graphic organizer to compare animal and plant cell components.

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    This document discusses cell biology and organization. It begins by introducing cell structure and function, including identifying structures of animal and plant cells under a microscope. The main functions of animal and plant cell components are analyzed from micrographs. It then compares and contrasts components of animal and plant cells, noting that a plant cell has a fixed shape, cell wall, chloroplasts, and large vacuoles while an animal cell does not have these features. The document also discusses performing a compulsory experiment and generating a graphic organizer to compare animal and plant cell components.

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    Cell Biology & Organisation: Body/what-Cells-In-The-Human-Body-Live-The-Longest

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    This document discusses cell biology and organization. It begins by introducing cell structure and function, including identifying structures of animal and plant cells under a microscope. The main functions of animal and plant cell components are analyzed from micrographs. It then compares and contrasts components of animal and plant cells, noting that a plant cell has a fixed shape, cell wall, chloroplasts, and large vacuoles while an animal cell does not have these features. The document also discusses performing a compulsory experiment and generating a graphic organizer to compare animal and plant cell components.

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    CHAPTER 2 :

    CELL BIOLOGY &


    ORGANISATION
    DEWI SYURIA SALLEH
    https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-
    body/what-cells-in-the-human-body-live-the-
    longest/
    CELL STRUCTURE & FUNCTION
    Preparing microscope slides of animal and plant cells.

    Identify the structures of animal and plant cells based on


    observations through a light microscope.
    Analyse the components of animal and plant cells as seen on
    micrographs
    State the main functions of components of animal and plant
    cells as seen on micrographs.

    Compare and contrast components of animal and plant cells.


    COMPULSORY
    EXPERIMENT
    COMPULSORY
    EXPERIMENT

    Interactive microscope
    http://www.ncbionetwork.org
    /iet/microscope/
    COMPONENTS OF ANIMAL &
    PLANT CELLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS
    Generate energy
    (ATP) via cellular Control all cell activities
    respiration
    Form spindle fibre

    Process, modifies,
    packs & transport
    chem (carbs |protein)
    Transport protein
    Protein synthesis synthesized by
    ribosome
    Movement of Synthesises & transport
    substances glycerol & lipid. Detox
    drug & metabolic by-
    product
    COMPONENTS OF ANIMAL &
    PLANT CELLS & THEIR FUNCTIONS
    Storage for water
    absorption | turgidity

    Absorb sunlight  Maintains


    chem energy during shape &
    photosynthesis mechanical
    support

    Medium for
    biochemical reaction
    COMPARE & CONTRAST THE
    COMPONENTS OF ANIMAL CELL &
    PLANT CELLS
    CONSTRUCT A GRAPHIC ORGANISER/
    TABLE TO COMPARE AND CONTRAST
    COMPONENTS IN ANIMAL AND PLANT
    CELLS.
    Rough endoplasmic reticulum has ribosomes attached it
    whereas smooth endoplasmic reticulum does not have any
    ribosomes attached to it.
    Light microscope usually has a magnification of 1000x. On the
    other hand, the electron microscope is able to magnify a cell as
    much as 2000000x. Without an electron microscope, cell
    structures cannot be seen clearly because the light microscopes
    can only observe certain cell components, such as cell
    membrane, cell wall, nucleus, cytoplasm, and chloroplast only.
    Onion cell because onions grow in the
    ground. Onions obtain food from their
    storage organs which are onion bulbs.
    Plant Animal

    Nucleus
    • Fixed shape Cytoplasm • Do not have fixed shape
    • Cell call Golgi • Do not have a cell call
    • Chloroplast apparatus • Do not have a chloroplast
    • Large vacuoles Mitochondria • Do not have vacuoles
    • Do not have Endoplasmic (small)
    centrioles reticulum • Centrioles
    Ribosome

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