CLASSIFY DIFFERENT CELL TYPES
(OF PLANT/ANIMAL TISSUES) AND
SPECIFY THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH
(STEM_BIO11/12-IA-C-4)
Cell types
Cell types.pdf
Review
Rearrange the following words according to their
complexity.
ORGANS
CELLS
TISSUES
ORGAN-SYSTEMS
ORGANISM
How did the prokaryotes
evolved into multi-cellular
organisms?
Cell types.pdf
DIFFERENT
CELL TYPES
These cells are long and
can contract quickly.
They contain lots of
mitochondria to produce
energy required for
movement.
MUSCLE CELLS
01
Smooth
Muscle Cell
Skeletal Muscle Cells
Cardiac Muscle Cells
Smooth Muscle Cells
Have bands of protein and are arranged in
fibers to help them run along the length of
the muscles.
Very thin and
thread-like with lots
of nerve endings
(dendrites) at either
end.
NERVE CELL
02
NEURON
Cell types.pdf
Transmit electrical impulses around
the body, and very connected to
other nerve cells sending messages
to the brain, so the body responds in
a particular way.
NERVE CELL - FUNCTION
02
Cell types.pdf
Made in the testes
and can be found
in semen that is
long and thin and
have tail.
SPERM CELL
03
Can swim with the
help of the tail
that helps it to
find egg cells to
fertilize it.
SPERM CELL
03
Made in the ovaries of a
female that is the largest,
roundest human cell,
surrounded by a protective
layer of cells that provides
nutrients.
EGG CELL
04
Cell types.pdf
Found lining certain tubes
in the body, including the
trachea and bronchi, which
lead to the lungs that have
cilia (tiny hair like
structures) on the surface
to sweep particles away.
CILIATED EPITHELIAL CELL
05
Protect the
lungs from
microorganisms
and dust by
moving them up
the airway.
CILIATED EPITHELIAL CELL
05
Made in the
bone marrow
biconcave
large surface
area and easily
travels in BV.
RED BLOOD CELLS
06
Travel inside the
blood vessels
carrying oxygen
to all cells so it
can be used for
respiration.
RED BLOOD CELLS
06
Help fight
pathogens
which cause
diseases.
WHITE BLOOD CELLS
07
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Located at the
top of any leaf.
Packed full of
chloroplasts
PALISADE CELL
08
Its chloroplasts,
which are full of
a pigment called
chlorophyll is
responsible for
photosynthesis.
PALISADE CELL
08
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Found inside plants
which is very long
and join end to end
and have only very
few subcellular
structures.
PHLOEM
09
Transport food
(mainly dissolved
sugars) around the
plant from the
green parts.
PHLOEM
09
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composed of
conjoined dead
cells.
Carry water and
mineral from the
roots to stem and
leaves.
XYLEM
10
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Attached to
plant roots
which is long
and thin with a
large surface
area.
ROOT HAIR CELLS
10
Long and thin and
have a large
surface area to
help with the
absorption of
water and
minerals.
ROOT HAIR CELLS
10
Unicellular vs. Multicellular
CELL
SPECIALIZATION
Specialized cells perform
specialized functions in
multicellular organisms
Cell types.pdf
Cell types.pdf
ACTIVITY 2
Watch the short
video then answer
the guide questions.
Cell types.pdf
Watch the video about stem cells and
answer the following questions.
1. What are stem cells?
2. What is the special capability of stem
cells?
3. What are the 3 types of stem cells?
4. How will stem cell technology improve
our lives?
SEATWORK
Directions: Read each
question carefully and
encircle the letter of
the best answer.
1. Which of the following types of
cells sends messages throughout
the body in the form of electrical
impulse?
A. muscle cell
B. nerve cell
C. skin cell
D. sperm cell
2. Which of the following types of
cells carries oxygen throughout
the body?
A. gamete
B. platelet
C. red blood cell
D. white blood cell
3. Which of the following types
of cells fights infection?
A. plasma
B. platelet
C. red blood cell
D. white blood cell
4. Which of the following types of
cells is found in females and is
needed for reproduction?
A. egg cell
B. muscle cell
C. platelet
D. sperm cell
5. How are nerve cells specialized?
A. Instead of a nucleus, they have a lot of
hemoglobin to help them carry
oxygen.
B. They have long connections that transmit
messages quickly.
C. They have a large amount of cytoplasm.
D. None of these.
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Cell types.pdf

  • 1. CLASSIFY DIFFERENT CELL TYPES (OF PLANT/ANIMAL TISSUES) AND SPECIFY THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH (STEM_BIO11/12-IA-C-4) Cell types
  • 3. Review Rearrange the following words according to their complexity. ORGANS CELLS TISSUES ORGAN-SYSTEMS ORGANISM
  • 4. How did the prokaryotes evolved into multi-cellular organisms?
  • 7. These cells are long and can contract quickly. They contain lots of mitochondria to produce energy required for movement. MUSCLE CELLS 01 Smooth Muscle Cell Skeletal Muscle Cells
  • 9. Have bands of protein and are arranged in fibers to help them run along the length of the muscles.
  • 10. Very thin and thread-like with lots of nerve endings (dendrites) at either end. NERVE CELL 02 NEURON
  • 12. Transmit electrical impulses around the body, and very connected to other nerve cells sending messages to the brain, so the body responds in a particular way. NERVE CELL - FUNCTION 02
  • 14. Made in the testes and can be found in semen that is long and thin and have tail. SPERM CELL 03
  • 15. Can swim with the help of the tail that helps it to find egg cells to fertilize it. SPERM CELL 03
  • 16. Made in the ovaries of a female that is the largest, roundest human cell, surrounded by a protective layer of cells that provides nutrients. EGG CELL 04
  • 18. Found lining certain tubes in the body, including the trachea and bronchi, which lead to the lungs that have cilia (tiny hair like structures) on the surface to sweep particles away. CILIATED EPITHELIAL CELL 05
  • 19. Protect the lungs from microorganisms and dust by moving them up the airway. CILIATED EPITHELIAL CELL 05
  • 20. Made in the bone marrow biconcave large surface area and easily travels in BV. RED BLOOD CELLS 06
  • 21. Travel inside the blood vessels carrying oxygen to all cells so it can be used for respiration. RED BLOOD CELLS 06
  • 25. Located at the top of any leaf. Packed full of chloroplasts PALISADE CELL 08
  • 26. Its chloroplasts, which are full of a pigment called chlorophyll is responsible for photosynthesis. PALISADE CELL 08
  • 29. Found inside plants which is very long and join end to end and have only very few subcellular structures. PHLOEM 09
  • 30. Transport food (mainly dissolved sugars) around the plant from the green parts. PHLOEM 09
  • 32. composed of conjoined dead cells. Carry water and mineral from the roots to stem and leaves. XYLEM 10
  • 34. Attached to plant roots which is long and thin with a large surface area. ROOT HAIR CELLS 10
  • 35. Long and thin and have a large surface area to help with the absorption of water and minerals. ROOT HAIR CELLS 10
  • 36. Unicellular vs. Multicellular CELL SPECIALIZATION Specialized cells perform specialized functions in multicellular organisms
  • 39. ACTIVITY 2 Watch the short video then answer the guide questions.
  • 41. Watch the video about stem cells and answer the following questions. 1. What are stem cells? 2. What is the special capability of stem cells? 3. What are the 3 types of stem cells? 4. How will stem cell technology improve our lives?
  • 42. SEATWORK Directions: Read each question carefully and encircle the letter of the best answer.
  • 43. 1. Which of the following types of cells sends messages throughout the body in the form of electrical impulse? A. muscle cell B. nerve cell C. skin cell D. sperm cell
  • 44. 2. Which of the following types of cells carries oxygen throughout the body? A. gamete B. platelet C. red blood cell D. white blood cell
  • 45. 3. Which of the following types of cells fights infection? A. plasma B. platelet C. red blood cell D. white blood cell
  • 46. 4. Which of the following types of cells is found in females and is needed for reproduction? A. egg cell B. muscle cell C. platelet D. sperm cell
  • 47. 5. How are nerve cells specialized? A. Instead of a nucleus, they have a lot of hemoglobin to help them carry oxygen. B. They have long connections that transmit messages quickly. C. They have a large amount of cytoplasm. D. None of these.