Zooloagy Table Cells

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CELL TYPE CELL SHAPE CELL PARTS VISIBLE FUNCTION 1. Frog Blood Smear Oval Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus -protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition -dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles -contains DNA that controls cell’s genetic program and metabolic activities 2. Frog Small Intesti ne Tall and Columnar Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus -protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition -dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles -contains DNA that controls cell’s genetic program and metabolic activities 3. Mammal Nerve Teased Osmic Stain Filamentous Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus Axons Dendrites -protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition -dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles -contains DNA that controls cell’s genetic program and metabolic activities -conducts messages away from cell body -conducts electrical

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CELL TYPECELL SHAPECELL PARTS VISIBLEFUNCTION

1. Frog Blood SmearOval Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities

2. Frog Small IntestineTall and Columnar Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities

3. Mammal Nerve Teased Osmic StainFilamentous Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus Axons Dendrites-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities-conducts messages away from cell body-conducts electrical impulse toward body cell

4. Frog Stomach SectionFusiform Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities

5. Frog LiverPolygonal Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities

6. Mammal Kidney SectionCuboidal Cells Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities

7. Human Bone Declassified CSSpider Web-Like Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities

8. Human Blood SmearCircular or dis-shaped No Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles

9. Human Cardiac Muscle SectionNet-like Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities

10. Frog Ciliated Epithelium Ciliated, tall, and columnar Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus Cilia-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities-move small particles past fixed cells are a major form of locomotion in some cells

11. Hydra BuddingFlagellated, tall, and columnar Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus Flagella-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities-move small particles past fixed cells are a major form of locomotion in some cells

12. Frog Skin SectionSquamous or pavement Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus-protection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities-

13. Nerve CellPyramidal or spindle-shaped Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus Axonprotection; regulation of material movement; cell-to-cell recognition-dissolves substances; houses organelles and vesicles-contains DNA that controls cells genetic program and metabolic activities-conducts messages away from cell body


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