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Learn about the structure and function of specialized cells, their relation to stem cells, and the advantages of multicellular organisms. Explore different cell types and their roles in the body.
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DO NOW • GET STARTED • ALL GROUP MEMBERS PACKETS MUST BE STAPLED TO THE PACK
DO NOW • Please pick up both sheets on the cart • Please take out your packet from yesterday
NEXT • Answer these questions with a partner • How does the structure of the specialized cells relate to their function? • How do stem cells relate to specialized cells?
Complete • Stem Cell Chart
DO NOW • Please take out • Specialized Cell Chart • Specialized Cells Slot Notes
Specialized Cells and the benefits of being multicellular…
Arrangement • Least Complex • Cells • Tissues • Organs • Organ Systems • Organisms • Most Complex
QUESTIONS (With your Neighbor) • What cells are most important to your body? • Do you think we have cells that we can live without? • Why bother studying cells?
Specialized Cells • Plants and animals contain many cells. In a many-celled (multicellular) organism the cells are often quite different from each other and are specialized to perform specific functions. SPECIALIZED CELLS
Why be Multicellular • Multicellular organisms can grow much larger than single celled organisms and still be efficient. • Multicellular organisms are much more complex because they have various cell types that can perform specialized functions. (a division of labor) • Survival of the organism is not dependent on just one cell.
Specialized Cells • This specialization starts with STEM CELLS, a special type of UN-specialized cell that has the potential to develop into many different cell types during development. STEM CELLS
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