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Cell Structure and Function Independent Organelles.

Cell Structure and Function Independent Organelles. Cell Structure and Function Independent Organelles. The objective of This study were to study cells using stains and photography (Proscopes with hoox light microscopes). Cheek cell’s have a nucleus and a cytoplasm and cell membrane.

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Cell Structure and Function Independent Organelles.

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  1. Cell Structure and Function Independent Organelles. Cell Structure and Function Independent Organelles. The objective of This study were to study cells using stains and photography (Proscopes with hoox light microscopes).

  2. Cheek cell’s have a nucleus and a cytoplasm and cell membrane. Cheek cell cell membrane cytoplasm nucleus

  3. Elodea the Cell wall protects the cell. Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll in the cell which makes the cell appear green.

  4. Paramecium Large Nucleus Small nucleus

  5. MORE Paramecium

  6. Rotifer

  7. Nucleus with a nucleolus of an onion cell. The nucleus controls all cell activites with DNA The nucleolus is where RNA is made. RNA is DNA’s messenger Nucleolus Salt water onion has osmosis because water exits the cell.

  8. Photosynthesis + Mitochondria+ Chloroplast Photosynthesis O2 + Sugars CO2+H20 chloroplast Cell mitochondria

  9. Cell Membrane Function Iodine with starch Starch solution Iodine solution Dialysis tubing cell model The membrane is semipermeable. Starch remains inside but iodine diffuses across.

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