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Robert Hooke
observed thin slices of cork, found cells through a microscope. named “cells”
Leeuwenhoek
First person to see living cells
Schleiden
Stated all plants composed of cells
Schwann
Stated all animals are composed of cells
Virchow
That all cells come from other cells
8 cellular functions
Absorption, digestion, respiration, excretion, egestion, solid, secretion, homeostasis, reproduction
Difference between pro and eukaryotic cells
Pro don’t have membrane, eukaryotic cells do
Absorption
Transport of substances into cell
Digestion
Breakdown of absorbed substances
Respiration
Breakdown of food molecules with a release of energy
Excretion
Removal of liquid waste materials
Egestion
Removals of non soluble waste
Secretion
Releases bio substances that is helpful for other cells
homeostasis
Maintains phycological equilibrium
Reproduction
Produces more cells
Cytoplasm
Jelly like, fills in cells
Organelles
Structure in a cell, has its own special function
Cells are what?
Basic units of life
Extracellular matrix
Network of proteins and molecules that support cell structure
3 main idea of cell theory
All organisms are made of one or more cells, cells are the basic units of life, and all cells come from pre existing cells
Why are cells small?
Because of surface area volume, more larger the cell is the more energy is needed.
Plasma membrane
Separates the outside exterior to the interior of a cell
Diffusion
The movement of particles from higher or lower concentrations.
Isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic?
Are solutions
Isotonic solution
In which concentration of solutes equal to that of a cell in a solution
Hypertonic
A greater solution
Hypotonic
A solution that is less in concentration
Active transports
Transport of molecules
Passive transport
Does not require energy to move substances across cell membrane
Fasciliated membrane
Uses carrier molecules to move targeted molecules across membrane
Difference between Pinocytosis and phagocytosis
Pino is the ingestion of liquid droplets while phago is the ingestion of solid particles.