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I would not like to be an expert on plant and animal cells because I am not interested in cells what so ever. I would much rather be an expert in something that I am interested in.

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Although I find cells very intriguing, I would not pursue this as a profession because firstly, I find chemistry is much more interesting. Secondly, cells change rarely in the kingdom of animalia. Over this course, one interesting fact I have learnt about cells is that they can clone, through a process called mitosis.

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In my opinion, I would not like to be an expert on Plant and Animal cells. Some interesting facts that I have learned are that cells have varying life spans. Cells can live anywhere from a few days to a year. I also learned that  different types of cells reproduce through different methods.

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I'm not sure if i want to study more about them or not.
One interesting fact i learned is the Mutualism among different organisms

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I would like to be a plant and animal cell because it would be cool to explore more in depth about cells. I would also like to make new discoveries about cells.

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I would personally not like to be a plant and animal specialist. Although I enkoy biology, I don't enjoy it enough to become an expert 

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I would personally not like to be a plant and animal specialist. Although I enkoy biology, I don't enjoy it enough to become an expert 

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I would enjoy being a plant and anima cell expert because I learn more about what life is and how it works. I would like to because I could discover new cells from a outer space. Also, being
an expert on this will help me understand purpose in life.

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Although I do already know a lot about cells, I would not like to be a cell expert due to the fact that they do not change much in our known animal kingdom. Until we find a different type of cell that is not Earth bound, most cells will always be the same type and basic organelles inside the cell.

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No, I wouldn't want to be an expert on plant and animal cells simply because I'm not interested enough in them. However I have learned a lot about them including the endosymbiotic theory. Endosymbiosis is when one organism lives within the other and both benefit from the relationship. The theory basically states that mitochondria and chloroplasts used to be primitive bacteria cells but now is integrated as a part in plant and animal cells

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I would want to be an expert on plant cells because I could learn how chemicals and other substances affect plants. It would be fun to learn all about how plants synthesize themselves.

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I would want to be an expert on plant cells because I could learn how chemicals and other substances affect plants. It would be fun to learn all about how plants synthesize themselves.

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I Personally would not enjoy being an expert on cells and biology. I find biology interesting, but not enough of a personal interest to enter a field. I find that many parts of the cell are interesting, I however find physics a much more interesting field.

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Though I like learning about these interesting things called cells that are all around us living in everything, but I would not like to be an expert. The fact I found was that it takes 24 hours for the cell cycle to fully be completed from when the cell is formed to when its splits into various cells to make more. Another crazy fact is that 50-70 billion cells work in our bodies each day. That is ridiculous. This a snapshot of one of the phases of a cell cycle.

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I would enjoy being an expert on both animal and plant cells to understand more about life and how the smallest organisms can make up you. I never really thought about this, but there are many different cells to make up an animal or plant and if they weren't there, the animal or plant wouldn't even exist. I know some information about these cells but I would like to know more and there is much more I don't know about in the world and I can't wait to find out what those things are.

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No, I would not want to be an expert in plant and animal cells. I found out that Astrobiologists are using archaea to study the origins of life on planets, early cells originated in extreme environment, and Mitochondria and chloroplasts have similarities to bacteria.

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Are you learning about animal cells in 5th grade science or biology? If so, you may need to memorize the animal cell, its organelles, and their functions. To help you do this, I've created a printable animal cell diagram. Use this convenient study aid in preparation for your upcoming test or quiz.

There are six animal cell diagrams to choose from. The first is a colored and labeled cell diagram. The next is a black and white version of the first.

Labeled Animal Cell Diagram

Blank Animal Cell Diagram Worksheet

The third and fourth diagrams are animal cell diagram worksheets. Quiz yourself by filling in the blanks.

Unlabeled Animal Cell Diagram

Finally, an unlabeled version of the diagram is included at the bottom of the page, in color and black and white. This may be useful as a printable poster for the classroom, or as part of a presentation or report.

Organelles and their Functions

Nucleus - The cell nucleus is an organelle that contains most of the cell's genetic material. The nucleus regulates cell growth and metabolism.

Nucleolus - The nucleolus is made of RNA and proteins. It transcribes and modifies RNA.

Lysosomes - The lysosomes contain enzymes that break down biomolecules. They act as the cell's waste disposal.

Chromatin - Chromatin are macromolecules made up of DNA, protein and RNA.

Centrioles - The centrioles help with cytokinesis. (The splitting of a cell)

Cytoskeleton - The cytoskeleton gives a cell its shape, and prevents if from deforming.

Cytoplasm - The cytoplasm is made up of cytosal, which is a gel-like substance. It is 80% water.

Plasma Membrane - Also known as the cell membrane, the plasma membrane is a selectively permeable wall that separates the cell interior from the outside environment.

Ribosomes - The ribosomes are made of protein and RNA. They convert genetic material into protein.

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum - The rough endoplasmic reticulum manufactures enzymes and proteins.

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum - The smooth endoplasmic reticulum manufactures lipids, phospholipids, and steroids.

Golgi Apparatus - The golgi apparatus, also known as the golgi bodies, packages protein inside a cell, in preparation for secretion.

Mitochondria - The mitochondria are a cell's power plants. They generate ATP.

Sources: Wikipedia.org, Britannica.com

" Graph Paper Template, 8.5×11 Letter Blank Hand Template Printables | Handprint Templates "

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Printable Animal Cell Diagram - Labeled, Unlabeled, and Blank

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Are you learning about animal cells in 5th grade science or biology? If so, you may need to memorize the animal cell, its organelles, and their functions. To help you do this, I've created a printable animal cell diagram. Use this convenient study aid in preparation for your upcoming test or quiz.

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I might be interested in becoming an expert on cells because I could discover more about the natural world by studying these basic units of life.
One interesting fact that I found out about cells is that about 95% of all cells inside of us are bacteria.

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I would like to be an expert on animal cells because then I could help cure diseases. Like they said in the video we watched in class, doctors and scientists have found a way to change virus cells to help cure diseases. If I were an expert on animal cells I could help them do that.

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I would like to be an expert on plant and animal cells because I learned that they are all unique in their own way. One important thing I learned and would like to know more about is that the nucleus doesn't have to be in the middle of the cell, and I would like to know if they could be anywhere.

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Despite this being a very fascinating subject,  I would not like to be an expert on plant and animal cells.  I learned that when a cell that is not functioning correctly doesn't kill it self when told to, then it becomes cancerous.

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No, if I had the choice I would not want to be an expert on plant and animal cells. One thing I have learned about animal cells is they have a self-destruct system called apoptosis which destroys the cells when cells are infected or broken. Another thing I learned was that the nucleus doesn't have to be in the middle of the cell, it can be anywhere within the cell.

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I would not like to be an expert on plant and animal cells because I am not interested in these kinds of things nor the field of study

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Plant and animal cell are different but they are still similar. I found out two new things. The first one is that the mitochondria were thought to enter the cell as an individual single cellular organism. the second one is that cells can commit suicide if they are not a good healthy cell

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I would not like the study and be an expert of Plant and Animal cells because I would lie the study something else.

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I would not like the study and be an expert of Plant and Animal cells because I would lie the study something else.

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-Daylin McLemore

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One unique thing that I learned during this process, is that the mitochondria was not an original part of the cell. It evolved into bacteria which got into the cell and led to it becoming the powerhouse of the cell. However, it does much more than just store and produce energy for the cell.

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I have learned a lot of things about the cell. Whether it interests me or not, I would not want to become and expert. I have learned how complex the cell is and how all of the organelles must work together to function. From one tiny strand of DNA in the cell we can learn about millions of years of history.

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Though the subject is interesting, I would not want to be an expert on cells.  I have learned that all of the organelles of a cell come together to perform the cell's necessary functions.  A new fact I learned is that the world's largest cell is the ostrich eye.  It can be seen with your naked eye.

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Plants and Animal cells are different and yet similar in so many ways. They both have organelles and depend on there structure to function. A human is not the same as a tree and this is because of the small differences between Animal and Plant cells. Animal cells have centrioles and lysosomes. Plant cells have chloroplasts and a large vacuole and also cell wall. Plant and Animal cells are major impactors on life
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I would not like to be an expert on Plant and Animal cells because I do not want to enter the field of biology as a profession. I would much prefer physics or chemistry, for I am much better at those two.

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Did you know that cells can commit suicide? I learned a cool fact that when cells become damaged or infected and they cannot be repaired then they self-destruct by a process called apoptosis. This protects the human body from the development of cancer cells and keeps the immune system healthy.

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For more information, visit CancerQuest at http://www.cancerquest.org/cancer-hallmarks-cell-death. A 3D animation describing apoptosis and its role in cancer. Also known as programmed cell death. Para ver en Espanol, visite http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKqntnVR5Dk For further information, visit http://www.cancerquest.org

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I would not like to be an expert on cells. Though it is a very interesting topic and discovering certain functionalities of the cell would be fun. I don't find it to be my passion in life

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If I were to be an expert on either plant or animal cells, I would definitely pick animals. This is because I would want to know the different structures of each animal in order for them to function in the way that they do. Over millions of years of evolution, mitochondria and chloroplasts have become more specialized and today they cannot live outside the cell. 

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If I were to be an expert on either plant or animal cells, I would definitely pick animals. This is because I would want to know the different structures of each animal in order for them to function in the way that they do. Over millions of years of evolution, mitochondria and chloroplasts have become more specialized and today they cannot live outside the cell. 

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Even though cells are very interesting and the still mindblowing amount of information we still do not know. I would not like to be an expert in cells because it does not interest me as much as other fields in science.

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I don't think I would like to be an expert on cells, but I would like to be able to know about the basics of them and have an understanding on how they work together in our body.

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Though I am interested in cells, I wouldn't want to be an expert on it. One thing that I learned is that cells have life spans; ranging from a day to years.

http://biology.about.com/od/cellbiology/a/cells-facts.htm

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No, I would not want to be an expert on plant and animal cells. I would love to learn the basics and importance of them, however, it doesn't exhilarate me to learn about specifics.

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I learned that plant cells can make their own food. This process is known as photosynthesis.

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Being an expert on cells would be a very cool thing to know about. I found that it was possible for mitochondria and chloroplasts to be their own cells. For example, "There is compelling evidence that mitochondria and chloroplasts were once primitive bacterial cells."
- http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/cells/organelles/
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http://wallpoper.com/images/00/26/30/77/abstract-cells_00263077.jpg

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I found out that Mitochondria could have been there own cell, but then entered the eukaryotic cell making a big leap in evolution.

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I found that mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell, but they also contain DNA. This means that they could have come from elsewhere and weren't originally in the human animal cell.

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I found out that plants grow for water mostly because of the vacuole expansion.

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I posted that video that is completely blue and alone.

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I learned that 100 million cells die in your body daily. I also learned that plant cells have vacuoles and animal cells don't.

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Cells can't be very big since they have to be able to spread out the body in process called diffusion.

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https://youtu.be/q71DWYJD-dI

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Life Began Origins Nova Neil Degrasse Tyson

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How did the evolution of complex life on Earth begin? - The Gene Code, Episode 1 - BBC Four

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More about this programme: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b010j64w Dr Adam Rutherford discusses the early evolution of complex life on Earth with geneticists Professor Steve Jones and Dr. Nick Lane.

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I learned that 100 million cells die in our body daily. This is due to poisoning, infection, or lack of oxygen.

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Endosymbiotic Theory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtLE0Ok9FKA

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Mitochondria were theorized to be their own bacterium. But through a process called endosymbiosis, the cells become one.

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 Dylan Hornstein                   Active Transport Sodium Potassium Pump 

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 Dylan Hornstein                   Active Transport Sodium Potassium Pump 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGOxisgo7MQ

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this is the complex city that controls
our lies our thoughts and our emotions.

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Threw this section I learned that the trillions of cells in our body all have a multitude of functions and abilities. We have the leader of the cells who distributed RNA which is the nucleus. Then we have the powerhouse of the whole cell which is the mitochondria. We also have a system hat controls the process of created and distributing proteins. This show how complex the cells really is.

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The human body is composed of trillions of cells. Scientists look at differences in mtDNA to predict if certain species of animals are closely related.

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The thing that I learned is that mitochondria are not only a powerhouse of the cell, but they have DNA in them. This means that they are there own thing and the uncles didn't send intrusions to build them but that made them selfs

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I learned that bacteria are the oldest cells. I also learned that mitochondria have their own DNA. This says that mitochondria used to be their own cells. Cells are also dying and being created throughout our lives

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I learned that astrobiologists are using archaea  to study the origins of life on Earth and other planets. "Because archaea inhabit places previously considered incompatible with life, they may provide clues that will improve our ability to detect extraterrestrial life. Interestingly, current research suggests archaea may be capable of space travel by meteorite. Such an event could have seeded life on Earth or elsewhere." - University of Utah
http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/cells/organelles/

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I learned that both mitochondria and chloroplasts contain small amounts of DNA.

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I learned that both mitochondria and chloroplasts contain small amounts of DNA.

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I learned that symbiosis is where two different organisms work together to survive, and endo symbiosis is when one organism lives inside another organism. This is the case with mitochondria and the cell.

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Something I learned is that mitochondria has RNA, which is a copy of DNA, inside of it. This is used to make proteins to keep the body functioning.

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 Adrian Enders - nCool Video about cells

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 Adrian Enders - nCool Video about cells

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I learned that over 100 million cells die each day in our body
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYvrBuiO17M

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Aidan Walker

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One thing I learned is that bacteria is like the mitochondria in the sense that it has no organelles and some DNA just like the mitochondria. This shows how life branched to be complex when two simple cells combined to form a complex cell that made life as diverse as it is today.

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One thing that I learned is that mitochondria aren't just the powerhouses of the cell, but they contain the DNA as well. This means that they weren't a part of the original cell, but they are bacteria that formed inside of the cell.

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Some things that I recently learned about cells include how similar they are in structure and organelles. They both include many corresponding organelles for their own purposes