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    ANIMALS: FROM CELLS

    Cell Specialization and Tissues

    TO

    SYSTEMS

    PLEASE
    2

    TAKE OUT YOUR TEXTBOOK

    LEARNING GOALS
    1. 2. 3.

    Take summary notes. Factors that influence cell specialization in animals.

    Animal cell tissues

    SUCCESS CRITERIA
    1.

    Explain three factors that contribute to a cells specialization Formulate a relationship between a cells appearance and its function.

    2.

    FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE CELL SPECIALIZATION IN ANIMALS


    1. 2. 3.

    The contents of the cells cytoplasm Environmental conditions, such as temperature The influence of neighbouring cells

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    Create a graphic organizer to compile information about influencing factors

    SAMPLE GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS

    1. EFFECT

    OF

    CYTOPLASM

    Through cell division, cells receive identical sets of chromosomes, but the contents of their cytoplasm may differ. Example: a daughter cell may have more storage vacuoles to allow it to use more energy as it grows.

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    Figure 1

    2. EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

    Environmental conditions like temperature and nutrient availability can explain why cells with identical genes will develop differently. Example: in Siamese cats, only cells that develop at their feet, tail, nose and ears produce dark hair colours because of cooler body temperatures.

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    Figure 2

    3. EFFECT OF NEIGHBOURING CELLS

    Nearby cells have one of the biggest influences on what a cell will become because the substances produced by one cell can diffuse through a neighbouring cells membrane and change how the information in the DNA gets expressed.
    Example, neighbouring cells influence eye development in the developing embryo of a chick

    Figure 2 Figure 3

    ABNORMAL

    DEVELOPMENT

    Environmental factors are often responsible when normal development goes wrong.

    Chemical contaminants in the environment have been shown to trigger abnormal development.
    Example: In humans, about 90% of problems in developing embryos can be traced to a mothers exposure to harmful substances, such as heavy metal.
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    GROUPS

    OF

    SPECIALIZED

    CELLS

    Groups of cells tissues Groups of tissues organs

    Groups of organs organism (us!)

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    Tissue Sleuth Activity

    ANSWER KEY
    Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure Figure 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : : : : : : : : : cardiac muscle smooth muscle skin epithelia fat (adipose tissue) neurons blood skeletal muscle bone columnar epithelia

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    REFERENCES
    Figure 1: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c8/HHV-6_inclusion_bodies.jpg Figure 2: http://images.cdn.fotopedia.com/flickr-4827306747-hd.jpg figure 3: http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2403/1659733834_5cb59641f8_z.jpg?zz=1

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