Cells and tissues

C1 Part of something bigger

1.2 Tissues

1.3 Cells, the smallest units of life

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This lesson contains 31 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

Lesson duration is: 50 min

Items in this lesson

C1 Part of something bigger

1.2 Tissues

1.3 Cells, the smallest units of life

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Recap

What words are in your glossary?

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Recap

What words are in your glossary?

What is biology?

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Recap

What words are in your glossary?

What is biology?

Anything unclear from last week?

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What is the smallest living thing?

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Learning goals

You can tell me what a tissue is, and name the four common examples.

You can tell me what a cell is, and recognize the four different types.

You can tell me what we see on this image

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What is a tissue?

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Tissues

A tissue is a group of similar cells that perform a certain task.

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Tissues

A tissue is a group of similar cells that perform a certain task.

Organs consist of different tissues

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Cells

The smallest living entity

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Cells

The smallest living entity

Single-celled organism

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Cells

The smallest living entity

Single-celled organism

Multicellular organism

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What do we find inside cells?

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Cells

Tiny! Less than 0,1mm

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Cells

Tiny! Less than 0,1mm

Contain organelles

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Cells

Tiny! Less than 0,1mm

Contain organelles

Four different types

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Different cell types in different organisms

Bacteria Fungi Animal Plant

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Characteristics of different celltypes

- Cell wall (made of cellulose)

- Cell membrane

- Cytoplasm

- Nucleus

- Chloroplasts

- Mitochondria

- Vacuole

Bacteria Fungi Animal Plant

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Summary

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English

Bacteria

Fungi cells

Animal cells

Plant cell

Celwand

Cell wall

Celmembraan

Cell membrane

Cytoplasma

Cytoplasm

Celkern

Nucleus

Chloroplast

Chloroplasts

Mitochondrien

Mitochondria

Vacuole

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Different types of cells within one organism

Despite looking different all still show the characteristics of animal cells

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Shape and size depend on function!

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Cells from which of the four groups are shown?

Bacteria cells

Fungi cells

Animal cells

Plant cells

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What group does this organism belong to?

Bacteria

Fungi

Animals

Plants

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In what group do we find cells that look like this?

Bacteria

Fungi

Animals

Plants

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Cells from which of the four groups are shown?

Bacteria cells

Fungi cells

Animal cells

Plant cells

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Learning goals

You can tell me what a tissue is, and name the four common examples.

You can tell me what a cell is, and recognize the four different types.

You can tell me what we see on this image

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Cells and tissues

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