2.3 Tissues

Planning
- Repeat the organs, organ systems and cells
- Organ donors
- Tissues
- Make some assignments

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Planning
- Repeat the organs, organ systems and cells
- Organ donors
- Tissues
- Make some assignments

And open your laptop + add yourself to the lessonup 

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Muscular
Skeletal
Respiratory
Nervous
Digestive
Urinary
Circulatory
Reproductive

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ORGAN
ORGANISM
ORGAN SYSTEM

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Cells & Organelles:

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Cells & Organelles:
  • Animal cells and plant cells

ANIMAL CELLS: NUCLEUS, CYTOPLASM, CELL MEMBRANE

PLANT CELLS: NUCLEUS, CYTOPLASM, CELL MEMBRANE, CELL WALL, CHLOROPLASTS & VACUOLE

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Cells & Organelles:
  • NUCLEUS: The brain of the cell, contains DNA.
  • CYTOPLASM: The jelly filling of cell, contains water and nutrients.
  • CELL MEMBRANE: The soft flexible wall around a cell, controls what goes in and out.
  • CELL WALL: A hard outer wall made of cellulose, it for protection and support.
  • CHLOROPLASTS:Little green balls in cells that can do photosynthesis.
  • VACUOLE: An extra balloon in a cell that can contain nutrients or colours.

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Why do we need a microscope?

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Leaf tissue

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LET'S DISCUSS ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
  • What is donor transplantation?


  • Why do we need donors?


  • Do you want to be a donor? Why (not)?

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Tissues

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Learning goals 2.3
  • You can describe and explain the following terms: tissue and cell.

  • You can name the 4 tissue types and recognize them in a picture. 

  • You can describe the functions of the 4 tissue types. 

  • You can describe the difference between a single-celled organism and a multicellular organism

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    2.3 Tissues - important words
    Cells = the building blocks of an organism
    Tissue = a group of cells with the same shape and function
    Extracellular material = a liquid or solid substance in between the cells 


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                        Examples 

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    Epithelial tissue
    Cells that provide a covering (on the skin or surfaces inside your body, like lungs or intestines) 

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    Muscle tissue
    Muscle cells that can contract. 

    Found in your muscles, but also in your heart 
    and in your organs. 

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    Connective tissue
    Supports other tissues and binds them together. 

    For example:
    - Bone tissue 
    - Cartilage tissue
    - Blood vessels
    - Lymfe tissue

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    Nerve tissue
    Made from nerve cells that send and receive messages

    Found in your brain, spinal cord & nerves 

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    Bone tissue
    Made with a strong extracellular material

    Found in your bones

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    Cartilage tissue (kraakbeen)
    Made with a flexibel extracellular material

    Found in your ears, tip of your nose and between the spinal column

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    Which organ system is made up of nerve tissue?

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    Answer the following questions:

    • Which organ system is made up of nerve tissue? 
    • Which organs are made up of muscle tissue? 
    • What is de difference between bone tissue and cartilage tissue?
    • Do single-celled organisms also have tissues? Explain your answer. 

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    Learning goals 2.3
    • You can describe and explain the following terms: tissue and cell.

    • You can name the tissue types and recognize them in a picture. 

    • You can describe the functions of the tissue types. 

    • You can describe the difference between a single-celled organism and a multicellular organism

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      Get to work - 2.3 Tissues 

      Make assignment 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 10

      Next hour: 

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