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What it is?
Amoeba sp.
In Animal Body
Animal
tissue
cell
Introducing of cell
History of cell
Cell prokaryotes
Cell eukaryotes
Cell chemical component
Structure and Function cell
History of Cell
Galileo Galilei (Awal
abad17)
Melalui mikroskop
ciptaannya yang
bernama mikroskop
Galileo ia
merupakan orang
pertama yang
mencatat hasil
pengamatan biologi
melalui mikroskop
Robert Hook
(1635-1703)
melihat gambaran
suatu sayatan
tipis gabus suatu
kompartemen
atau ruang-ruang
disebut dengan
nama Latin
cellulae (ruangan
kecil)
Asal mula nama
sel
Anton van
Leeuwenhoek
(October 24,
1632 - August
26, 1723)
Menggunakan
lensa-lensa
untuk melihat
beragam
protista,
spermatozoa,
bakteri
Matthias Jakob
Schleiden
Pada tahun 1838
berpendapat
bahwa ada
hubungan yang
erat antara
nukleus dan
perkembangan sel
Cell Prokaryotes
Prokaryotes derived
from the Greek word
karyon meaning
kernel (nucleus)
prokaryotes means
before a nucleus
Their DNA is not
organize into
chromosomes
Ex: bacteria
Cell Prokaryotes
Size of cell relative smallest ( 0,5-1
m)
DNA indirectly relate to cytoplasma
cell bounded by plasma membrane,
wall outside cell complex, pili,
sometimes has flagela
Cell eukaryotes
Eokaryotes means
with a nuclues, or
true nucleus
The DNA is located in
chromosomes which
are in a nucleus
bounded by a double
membrane calledthe
nuclear envelope
Ex: plant cell and
animal cell
Cell eukaryotes
Size of cell usually big ( 10-100 m)
Inside cell has organel part in very
complex with organel envelopped
membrane and organel is not
envelopped membrane
Organel with envelope membrane are
endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus,
mitochondria
Organel without envelope membrane
are ribosome,sentriol, microtubul
Anorganic component
Water
consist of Carbon ( C ) and hydrogen
( H ),
Mineral salt
Consist of K, Na, Ca, Mg, Fe, etc.
Organic component
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Lipids
Nucleic acid
Carbohydrates
Carbohydrates are compounds that
contain carbon combine with
hydrogen and oxygen. Carbohydrates
has monomers are monosaccharides
and polymers are polysaccharides.
monosaccharides are simplest
carbohydrates (CHO).
Monosaccharides
Disaccharides
Proteins
The molecular monomers are
nitrogen- containing molecules
known as amino acids
In protoplasma, proteins divided into
two category, there are: structural
protein and dinamic protein
Structural protein
Structural protein is protoplasma
structure component in inside cell
and outside cell
Example inside cell are tubulin in
microtubula, some proteins in plasma
membrane
Dinamic protein
Dinamic protein in to inside and
outside metabolism cell, hormonal
proteins
Example: tirosin, insulin,
eritroprotein, another proteins
without structure
Lipids
They have two characteristic:
1. Generally, hydrophobic
2. contain a large number of carbon
hydrogens bonds. So, release a
larger amount of energy in oxidation
than other organic compounds.
Nucleic acids
There are two types of nucleic acids:
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and RNA
(ribosenucleic acid)
DNA is the molecule in which the
genetic information is stored
RNA serves as a translator and
transmitter of the genetic
information.
Plasma Membrane
Contain of 50%
lipids and 50%
proteins
They function is
the transport of
substances into
and out of
protoplasma
Nucleus
Function of nucleus
is the store
information genetic
Cytoplasma
Function of
sitoplasma is liquid
in cell