Calculating an Average Cell Theory
Fungi vs. Plants
SOL Essentials #2
SOL Essentials #13
Cellular Respiration
re
N occurs in organelles called
AN
MITOCHONDRIA.
0,+ CH0>CO,+ H,0 + ATP
OXYGEN + GLUCOSE — CARBON DIOXIDE+ WATER + ENERGY
Cellular Respiration
SOL Essentials #14
Hypotheses Can all be
supported by
Theories scientific
experimentation.
Scientific Laws
Scientific Method
SOL Essentials #15
Domain Domain
BACTERIA = ARCHAEA
Unicellular,
Kingdom karyot Kingdom
EUBACTERIA | cents ARCHEBACTERIA
(simple cells, little structure)
Cell walls with No nucleus Cell walls without
Peptidoglycan Peptidoglycan
Bacteria/ Archaebacteria
SOL Essentials #16
125
150 Zcacuute the mean (average)
140 otadata set, add up the data,
2 3 divide by the number of data points.
130
780
Calculating a Mean (Average)
780/6 = 130
SOL Essentials #17
Scientists will publish their hypotheses and
experiments in scientific journals
(magazines read by other scientists)
so that their work can be verified.
Even well established theories are
retested so that we understand them better or
be rechecked with current technology.
Cell walls made of
CHITIN CELLULOSE
NUCLEUS
Heterotroph Autotroph
Decomposer Photosynthesis
Fungi vs. Plants
SOL Essentials #19
THE SIX TENETS of CELL THEORY
The cell is the structural and functional unit of all living things.
All known living things are made of cells.
All energy flow (metabolism and biochemistry) of life occurs in cells.
Cells contain hereditary information (DNA) which is passed from
cell to cell during cell division.
All cells come from pre-existing cells by division.
All cells are basically the same chemical composition.
Also...
Cells make up the tissues of multi-cellular organisms.
Cells can not spontaneously generate.
Tenets of Cell Theory
SOL Essentials #20
~ Graphing calculators
can be used to plot data
(scatterplots).
Digital pH meters
(probeware) can be used
for measuring how
acidic or basic a
solution is.
Lab Tools
SOL Essentials #21
Prophase
Metapha se
Cell Division Steps
SOL Essentials #22
Specific microorganisms
cause specific diseases.
The upper photo is the
H5N1 virus which causes
the avian flu.
The bottom photo shows
the bacteria which causes
anthrax (Bacillus anthracis,
the purple stained rods).