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1.8 Sub Day 2: Intro To Organelles: BRAINPOP CELLS VIDEO assignment 1

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This is the video for assignment 1 of your sub packet: Cells

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8 x 2 pieces no no 882 8 oz long and two dots wide dear Tim and Moby my sister said that my body is made of cells is this true and just what the heck are cells anyway Jenny  your sister was right you are made of cells she's made of cells to in fact all living things are made of one or more cells Wok's of life  if you could look at yourself through a microscope you can see that you're divided into millions of tiny tiny sections B sections are called cells self live with other sounds like them is here is a typical cell it's basically a blob of jelly like fluid called cytoplasm surrounded by cell membrane the membrane let's good stuff in and keep stuff out do light make protein turn food into energy and get rid of waste  right just like the body has organs were different functions the cell has organelles for its functions to remove waste your body has the kidneys and intestines a cell has lysosomes and peroxisomes  a good question a cell brain its genetic material Gordon ate all of his actions animals including people are made of eukaryotic cells which means that their genetic material is surrounded by a membrane call the nucleus the other type of cell prokaryotic eukaryotic cells free in the cytoplasm  most prokaryotes are single-celled bacteria like lactobacillus acidophilus which is used to make yogurt  no Metal Sales look like these some types of cells are star-shaped muscle cells have to be little hairs growing out of its membrane to help it move around  red blood cells are shaped like little balls plant cells have a rigid cell wall can change their shape inside the human body cells from microscopic to over a meter long  you have about 75 trillion cells in your body enough to stretch around the earth 47 times  yeah yeah I guess that would hurt  okay when did karyotic or prokaryotic almost all cells have the ability to divide in eukaryotes the process is called mitosis  the nucleus splits apart the cell stretches out when it separates into two distinct cells this is how you grow hey cut that out

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