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  1. 0
    Introduction

    Cell Biology is the foundation of all living organisms, exploring cell...

  2. 1
    The Cell Theory

    The Cell Theory articulates that all living organisms are made up of cells,...

  3. 1.1
    All Living Things Are Made Of One Or More Cells.

    All living organisms are composed of cells, which are the fundamental units of life.

  4. 1.2
    The Cell Is The Basic Unit Of Structure And Function In Living Things.

    Cells are the fundamental units of life, forming the basic structure and...

  5. 1.3
    All Cells Come From Pre-Existing Cells.
  6. 2
    Types Of Cells

    This section covers the two main types of cells—prokaryotic and...

  7. 2.1
    Prokaryotic Cells: Simple Structure, No Nucleus, E.g., Bacteria.

    Prokaryotic cells are characterized by their simple structure, lack of a...

  8. 2.2
    Eukaryotic Cells: Complex Structure, With Membrane-Bound Organelles, E.g., Plant And Animal Cells.

    Eukaryotic cells are complex structures characterized by membrane-bound...

  9. 2.3
    Feature Comparison

    This section compares prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, highlighting their...

  10. 2.3.1
    Nucleus: Absent (Prokaryotes) / Present (Eukaryotes)

    This section highlights the presence of the nucleus in eukaryotic cells...

  11. 2.3.2
    Organelles: No Membrane-Bound Ones (Prokaryotes) / Membrane-Bound Organelles (Eukaryotes)

    This section examines the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic...

  12. 2.3.3
    Size: 0.1–5 Μm (Prokaryotes) / 10–100 Μm (Eukaryotes)

    This section discusses the size differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

  13. 3
    Cell Structures And Functions

    This section examines the various organelles within cells, highlighting...

  14. 3.1
    Animal And Plant Cell Organelles

    This section explores the various organelles found in animal and plant...

  15. 3.1.1
    Cell Membrane: Semi-Permeable Barrier Controlling Movement In/out Of Cell

    The cell membrane acts as a semi-permeable barrier that regulates the...

  16. 3.1.2
    Cytoplasm: Jelly-Like Substance Where Reactions Occur

    The cytoplasm is a jelly-like substance essential for cellular reactions,...

  17. 3.1.3
    Nucleus: Contains Dna, Controls Cell Activities

    The nucleus is a vital organelle that stores DNA and regulates cell activities.

  18. 3.1.4
    Mitochondria: Site Of Aerobic Respiration (Energy Production)

    Mitochondria are the vital organelles within eukaryotic cells responsible...

  19. 3.1.5
    Ribosomes: Site Of Protein Synthesis

    Ribosomes serve as the key cellular structure where protein synthesis...

  20. 3.1.6
    Endoplasmic Reticulum (Er): Transport Of Materials; Rough Er Has Ribosomes

    The Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) plays a crucial role in transporting...

  21. 3.1.7
    Golgi Apparatus: Packaging And Transport Of Proteins And Lipids

    The Golgi apparatus is crucial for packaging and transporting proteins and...

  22. 3.1.8
    Lysosomes: Contains Enzymes To Digest Substances (In Animal Cells)

    Lysosomes are organelles in animal cells that contain enzymes to digest...

  23. 3.1.9
    Cell Wall (Plant): Rigid Outer Layer For Support (Cellulose)

    The cell wall is a rigid structure in plant cells made of cellulose,...

  24. 3.1.10
    Chloroplasts (Plant): Site Of Photosynthesis (Contains Chlorophyll)

    Chloroplasts are vital organelles in plant cells where photosynthesis...

  25. 3.1.11
    Vacuole (Plant): Large Central Vacuole Stores Water And Nutrients

    The plant vacuole is a large, central structure that plays a vital role in...

  26. 4
    Microscopy And Cell Observation

    This section covers the types of microscopes, their uses, and the concept of...

  27. 4.1
    Types Of Microscopes

    This section introduces the various types of microscopes, specifically...

  28. 4.1.1
    Light Microscope: Used In Classrooms; Shows Live Cells, Low Resolution.

    Light microscopes are essential tools in classrooms for observing live...

  29. 4.1.2
    Electron Microscope: High Magnification And Resolution; Shows Internal Structures In Detail.

    The electron microscope allows for high magnification and resolution, making...

  30. 4.2
    Magnification Formula

    The magnification formula is essential for determining how much larger an...

  31. 5
    Cell Specialization And Differentiation

    This section explores how cells specialize and differentiate to perform...

  32. 5.1
    Specialized Cells: Cells That Perform Specific Functions (E.g., Muscle Cells, Nerve Cells, Red Blood Cells).
  33. 5.2
    Differentiation: The Process By Which A Cell Changes To Become Specialized.

    Differentiation is the process that allows cells to specialize for specific...

  34. 6
    Cellular Processes

    This section covers key cellular processes including diffusion, osmosis, and...

  35. 6.1

    Diffusion is the process where particles move from areas of high...

  36. 6.1.1
    Movement Of Particles From High To Low Concentration.

    This section discusses diffusion, the process where particles move from an...

  37. 6.1.2
    Example: Oxygen Diffusing Into Blood Cells.
  38. 6.2

    Osmosis is the diffusion of water through a semi-permeable membrane, a vital...

  39. 6.2.1
    Diffusion Of Water Across A Semi-Permeable Membrane.
  40. 6.3
    Active Transport

    Active transport is a cellular process that moves substances against their...

  41. 6.3.1
    Movement Of Substances Against The Concentration Gradient Using Energy (Atp).
  42. 7
    Cell Division

    This section covers the process of cell division, particularly mitosis,...

  43. 7.1

    Mitosis is a vital process of cell division that results in two genetically...

  44. 7.1.1
    Cell Division Producing Two Genetically Identical Daughter Cells.

    Mitosis is the process of cell division whereby one cell divides to produce...

  45. 7.1.2
    Stages Of Mitosis: Interphase → Prophase → Metaphase → Anaphase → Telophase → Cytokinesis.
  46. 7.2
    Functions Of Mitosis

    Mitosis is a process of cell division that results in two identical daughter...

  47. 7.2.1

    This section explores how cells grow, including the processes involved in...

  48. 7.2.2

    This section explores the process of cell repair and regeneration,...

  49. 7.2.3
    Asexual Reproduction

    Asexual reproduction is a form of reproduction involving a single parent...

  50. 8
    Myp Science Skills Focus (Inquiry And Research)

    This section emphasizes the importance of scientific inquiry and research...

  51. 8.1
    Formulating Scientific Questions

    This section focuses on developing skills for formulating scientific...

  52. 8.1.1
    What Are The Differences In Cell Structure Between Plant And Animal Cells?

    Plant and animal cells differ in several key structural features,...

  53. 8.1.2
    How Does Osmosis Affect Living Cells?

    Osmosis is the diffusion of water across a semi-permeable membrane,...

  54. 8.2
    Planning Investigations

    This section covers the essential steps involved in planning scientific...

  55. 8.2.1
    Microscopic Investigation Of Onion Epidermis And Cheek Cells.

    This section focuses on the microscopic examination of onion epidermis and...

  56. 8.2.2
    Experiment On Osmosis Using Potato Strips In Different Salt Concentrations.

    This section outlines an experiment to investigate osmosis through potato...

  57. 8.3
    Recording & Presenting Data

    This section emphasizes the importance of accurately recording and...

  58. 8.3.1
    Creating Annotated Biological Diagrams.
  59. 8.3.2
    Recording Microscope Observations And Calculating Magnification.

    This section focuses on the importance of recording microscope observations...

  60. 8.4
    Interpreting Results

    This section discusses how to analyze and explain the outcomes of cell-based...

  61. 8.4.1
    Explain Changes In Mass Of Potato Strips Due To Osmosis.

    This section discusses how osmosis affects the mass of potato strips when...

  62. 8.4.2
    Draw Conclusions On The Effect Of Solutions On Cells.

    This section explains how different solutions can affect cells through...

  63. 9
    Approaches To Learning (Atl Skills)

    ATL Skills encourage students to engage critically and creatively with...

  64. 9.1
    Thinking Skills: Analyze Models Of Cells, Compare Data From Experiments.

    This section emphasizes the significance of cell models in analyzing...

  65. 9.2
    Research Skills: Use Multiple Resources To Study Cell Theory And New Discoveries.

    This section emphasizes the importance of utilizing various resources to...

  66. 9.3
    Communication Skills: Present Findings Through Diagrams, Reports, Or Digital Presentations.

    Effective communication of scientific findings is crucial for sharing...

  67. 9.4
    Self-Management: Maintain Lab Safety And Follow Procedures Accurately.

    Effective self-management in the laboratory requires adherence to safety...

  68. 10
    Real-Life Applications

    This section explores the relevance of cell biology in understanding genetic...

  69. 10.1
    Understanding Genetic Diseases And Stem Cell Therapy.
  70. 10.2
    Biotechnological Innovations Like Genetically Modified Organisms (Gmos).

    This section discusses the significance of biotechnological innovations,...

  71. 10.3
    Research In Cancer And Regenerative Medicine.
  72. 11

    Cell biology explores the structure and function of cells, the fundamental...

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