INTRODUCTION TO CEL Introduction to Cells Directions: For each statement, write a P= if it best applies to prokaryotes only, E= if it best applies to eukaryotes only, and both= if it applies to both prokaryotes and eukaryotes. P B I have a 1. _______ cell membrane (plasma membrane). E 2. _______ I have a nucleus. 3. _______ Bacteria are an example of me. E 5. _______ Animals are an example of me. E 4. _______ Fungi are an example of me. E 7. _______ I contain membrane-bound organelles. E 6. _______ I contain ribosomes. E 9. _______ Your body cells are made of this type of cell. B 8. _______ I contain cytoplasm. E 10. _______ Protists are an example of me. E 11. _______ Plants are an example of me. B 12. _______ I contain genetic material such as DNA. 13. The cell theory makes several fascinating statements about cells! What are three statements mentioned in the video that are included in the cell theory? 1. CELLS ARE THE SMALLEST LIVING THING 2. LIVING THINGS ARE MADE OF CELLS 3. CELLS MUST COME FROM CELLS A INTRODUCTION TO CEL A Tour Inside the Cell! Let’s do a recap of the structures discovered inside the cell after the video tour! Fill in the below chart to help you organize what was visited! Remember there are more functions and structures that you can discover online. Structure or Organelle on the Tour: Cell Membrane Makes Me Think of… Function(s): (provide an illustration or analogy!) 14. 15. A HOUSE FENCE Cytoplasm *Type of Cell? *Is it in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes? Or just eukaryotes? 16. BORDER OF THE CELL 17. 18. BOTH 19. PLACE WHERE OTHER ORGANELLES ARE LOCATED; SPACE BETWEEN THE YARD AROUND THE HOUSE Both NUCLEUS AND CELL MEMBRANE Ribosome 20. 21. KITCHEN: WHERE FOOD IS MADE. Nucleus 23. 26. Golgi apparatus 29. PLACE OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS 24. MOM'S ROOM Endoplasmic Reticulum (Rough and Smooth) 22. EUKARYOTE 25. WHERE RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS TO RUN THE HOUSE COME FROM 27. THE KITCHEN COUNTER: WHERE LUNCH 28. EUKARYOTE PACKAGED FOR IS PACKED FOR SCHOOL THE LUNCHBOX WHERE PROTEINS ARE TRANSPORT IN THE CELL 30. WHERE PROTEINS 31. EUKARYOTES ARE CARRIED AWAY TO SCHOOL Mitochondria (Singular: Mitochondrion) 32. 33. Cell Wall 34.THE SECOND FENCE AROUND THE FENCE: A 35. THE ELECTRIC CIRCUIT BOX PROVIDES POWER TO RUN THE Eukaryote Cells (in both animal and plant cells) HOUSE TO PROVIDE STRUCTURE TO THE BRICK FENCE AROUND THE WEAKER WOOD 36. EUKARYOTIC PLANT CELL FENCE Chloroplast 37. 38. 39. PLACE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS EUKARYOTIC the garden Vacuole 40. 41. 42. THE SWIMING POOL PLACE OF WATER STORAGE EUKARYOTIC EUKARYOTE