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Title: Cells
Description: * My Teacher's Notes * For year 10 studnets but also for any year

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Cells
Thursday,  23  July  2 015

11:28  am

• All   living  things  including  humans  as  made  of  cells
• We   are  multicellular   organisms  made   up  of  trillions   of  cells
• Multi-­‐cellular   organism  are  made  up  of  different  types  of  cells
...
 

Different  Types  of  Cells
The  diagrams  above  show  muscle  cells,   nerve   cells   and  blood  cells

General  Cell  Structure
Even  though  we  have  specialised   cells   in  our  body  they  all   made  up  of  much  

General  Cell  Structure
Even  though  we  have  specialised   cells   in  our  body  they  all   made  up  of  much  
the  same  parts
...
 

Nucleus  Confusion
Before  we  go  any  further  let's   clarify   something
...


Nucleus  Confusion
Before  we  go  any  further  let's   clarify   something
...

The  word  nucleus  means  "central"  hence   the  same  word  in  used  to  describe  
both  centres   of  atoms  and  the  centres  of  cells
...
 

Inside  the  nucleus
• If  we   took  inside  the   nucleus  of  a  cell   we  find  the  genetic   blueprint  of  
the  organism
...

• All   human  cells   have  23  pairs  of  chromosomes,  so  48  in   total
...

For  Example:
• Chimpanzees  -­‐ 48  chromosomes
• Shrimp  -­‐ 254  chromosomes
• Rice   -­‐ 24  chromosomes

Chromosomes

Chromosomes

• One  pair   of  the  23  are   know  as  the  Sex  Chromosomes and  contain  
information  of  the  sexual   characteristics
...
 
• The  other  22  pairs  of  chromosomes  are   called autosomes
...

• 23  of  your  chromosomes  are   from  your  mother  the   other  23  are   form  your  
dad
...
 This   is  called  

Male  (XY)  or   Female  (XX)
• In  males  one  of  the  sec  chromosomes  in   shorter  that  the   other
...

• Females  have  two  x  chromosomes
...
 Called   "XX" while   males  are   "XY"
...
 
• This  DNA  is  tightly  wound  in  a  coil   to  make  the   chromosome
...
 


Title: Cells
Description: * My Teacher's Notes * For year 10 studnets but also for any year