What different cells are there?
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Plant cells and animal cells. Thats all you need to know in yr 7.
http://www.ebi.ac.uk/microarray/biology_.
This link should help you.
* Ameloblast
* Amoeboid
* Animal cell
* Brain cell
* Chondrocyte
* Clara cell
* Collar cell: choanocyte
* Colloblast
* Chromatophore
* Dendritic cell
* Electroplaques
* Endocrine cell: alpha cell, beta cell, delta cell, islets of Langerhans, PP cell
o neuroendocrine cell: chromaffin cell, magnocellular part, magnocellular neurosecretory cell
o peptide hormone secreting: chief cell, parathyroid chief cell
o target cell
* Epidermal: keratinocyte, melanocyte, prickle cell
* Epithelial: A549 cell, cell junction, goblet cell, squamous cell, thyroid epithelial cell
* Erythrocyte - red blood cell - reticular cell, reticulocyte, normoblast
o Reticulocyte: pluripotential hemopoietic stem cell, megakaryoblast, megakaryocyte
* Eukaryote
* Fibroblast: 3T3 cells
* Flame cell
* Gametocyte: Chinese Hamster Ovary cell, germ cell, granulosa cell, interstitial cell, Leydig cell, oocyte, spermatocyte
* Gastric cell: D cell, enterochromaffin-like cell, G cell, parietal cell
* Glial cell: Bergmann glia, microglia, oligodendrocyte, oligodendrocyte precursor cell, Müller cell, Schwann cell
o Macroglia: astrocyte
* Glomus cell
* Granule cell
* HEK cell: 293 cells
* Hepatocyte
* Heterokaryon
* Hofbauer cell
* Leukocytes - white blood cell
o granulocyte: basophil, eosinophil, neutrophil
o lymphocyte: B cell, B-cell receptor, effector cell, memory B cell, memory T cells, plasma cell, T cell, T helper cell, cytotoxic T cell, regulatory T cell, natural killer cell, T cell receptor
o monocyte: dendritic cell, histiocyte, Kupffer cell, Langerhans cell, macrophage, microglia, osteoclast
* Mast cell
* Mesangial cell
* Mesenchymal stem cell: adipocyte, chondrocyte, myocyte, osteoblast
* Mitral cell, olfactory receptor neuron
* Myoblast: satellite cells, myocyte: pericyte
* Neural cell: basket cell, Betz cell, Cajal-Retzius cell, Golgi cell, granule cell, grid cells, Purkinje cell, pyramidal cell, Renshaw cell, stellate cell
* Oncological: erythroleukemia, K562 cell, large cell, oncocytes, oncocytoma, oxyphil cell, signet cell, small cell carcinoma
* Osteoclast, osteocyte
* Peripheral blood cell
* Phagocyte
* Pituitary: corticotrope, gonadotrope, lactotroph, somatotrope, thyrotrope
* Plant cell
* Pneumocyte
* Primordial cell
* Prokaryote
* Pseudounipolar cells
* Retinal cells: amacrine cell, bipolar cell, cone cell, ganglion cell, giant retinal ganglion cells, horizontal cell, parvocellular part, photoreceptor cell, photosensitive ganglion cell, reticulocytosis, rod cell
* Sclerocyte
* Stem cell: HeLa, totipotent, pluripotent, multipotent, unipotent
* Stromal cell
* Sustentacular cell: cell cortex, Sertoli cell
* Target cell (codocyte)
* Thrombocytes
* Thyroid: Askenazy cell, Hurthle cell, parafollicular cell
* Trichocyte: Hair matrix cell
* Zygote
There are millions jof specialised cellsj ust in the human body alone
skin cells (epithilial)
blood cells
white blood cells
nerve cells(neurones)
liver cells
sperm cells
egg (ovum)
etc
Then in plants
palisade cells
root hair cells
etc
I'm in y10. I think all you need to know for KS3 are plant and animal cells, but there are also sex cells and. root hair cells.
Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Sanyo, Alcatel, Audiovox
there are lots of different types of cells. there are specialist cells e.g. cillia cells, red blood cells and stem cells. there are two other types of cells: animal cells and plant cells. the main difference is that plan cells have a cell wall and cell membrane where as animal cells just have a cell membranre.
There are hundreds and hundreds of different cells starting with plant and animal cells. Just think of yourself: there are cells that make up your skin, muscles, nerves, bones, and several different types of blood cells. Then we have the internal organs such as liver and kidney and sensory cells such as in the eye (e.g. rod cells and cone cells) and in the ear etc.
As for plant cells, some are of a basic design while others are very specialised e.g. the ones you may find in stinging nettles.
Just how much do you need to know about all this in Year 7?
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Answers:
prison
mafia
blood
Plant cells and animal cells. Thats all you need to know in yr 7.
http://www.ebi.ac.uk/microarray/biology_.
This link should help you.
* Ameloblast
* Amoeboid
* Animal cell
* Brain cell
* Chondrocyte
* Clara cell
* Collar cell: choanocyte
* Colloblast
* Chromatophore
* Dendritic cell
* Electroplaques
* Endocrine cell: alpha cell, beta cell, delta cell, islets of Langerhans, PP cell
o neuroendocrine cell: chromaffin cell, magnocellular part, magnocellular neurosecretory cell
o peptide hormone secreting: chief cell, parathyroid chief cell
o target cell
* Epidermal: keratinocyte, melanocyte, prickle cell
* Epithelial: A549 cell, cell junction, goblet cell, squamous cell, thyroid epithelial cell
* Erythrocyte - red blood cell - reticular cell, reticulocyte, normoblast
o Reticulocyte: pluripotential hemopoietic stem cell, megakaryoblast, megakaryocyte
* Eukaryote
* Fibroblast: 3T3 cells
* Flame cell
* Gametocyte: Chinese Hamster Ovary cell, germ cell, granulosa cell, interstitial cell, Leydig cell, oocyte, spermatocyte
* Gastric cell: D cell, enterochromaffin-like cell, G cell, parietal cell
* Glial cell: Bergmann glia, microglia, oligodendrocyte, oligodendrocyte precursor cell, Müller cell, Schwann cell
o Macroglia: astrocyte
* Glomus cell
* Granule cell
* HEK cell: 293 cells
* Hepatocyte
* Heterokaryon
* Hofbauer cell
* Leukocytes - white blood cell
o granulocyte: basophil, eosinophil, neutrophil
o lymphocyte: B cell, B-cell receptor, effector cell, memory B cell, memory T cells, plasma cell, T cell, T helper cell, cytotoxic T cell, regulatory T cell, natural killer cell, T cell receptor
o monocyte: dendritic cell, histiocyte, Kupffer cell, Langerhans cell, macrophage, microglia, osteoclast
* Mast cell
* Mesangial cell
* Mesenchymal stem cell: adipocyte, chondrocyte, myocyte, osteoblast
* Mitral cell, olfactory receptor neuron
* Myoblast: satellite cells, myocyte: pericyte
* Neural cell: basket cell, Betz cell, Cajal-Retzius cell, Golgi cell, granule cell, grid cells, Purkinje cell, pyramidal cell, Renshaw cell, stellate cell
* Oncological: erythroleukemia, K562 cell, large cell, oncocytes, oncocytoma, oxyphil cell, signet cell, small cell carcinoma
* Osteoclast, osteocyte
* Peripheral blood cell
* Phagocyte
* Pituitary: corticotrope, gonadotrope, lactotroph, somatotrope, thyrotrope
* Plant cell
* Pneumocyte
* Primordial cell
* Prokaryote
* Pseudounipolar cells
* Retinal cells: amacrine cell, bipolar cell, cone cell, ganglion cell, giant retinal ganglion cells, horizontal cell, parvocellular part, photoreceptor cell, photosensitive ganglion cell, reticulocytosis, rod cell
* Sclerocyte
* Stem cell: HeLa, totipotent, pluripotent, multipotent, unipotent
* Stromal cell
* Sustentacular cell: cell cortex, Sertoli cell
* Target cell (codocyte)
* Thrombocytes
* Thyroid: Askenazy cell, Hurthle cell, parafollicular cell
* Trichocyte: Hair matrix cell
* Zygote
There are millions jof specialised cellsj ust in the human body alone
skin cells (epithilial)
blood cells
white blood cells
nerve cells(neurones)
liver cells
sperm cells
egg (ovum)
etc
Then in plants
palisade cells
root hair cells
etc
I'm in y10. I think all you need to know for KS3 are plant and animal cells, but there are also sex cells and. root hair cells.
Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, Sanyo, Alcatel, Audiovox
there are lots of different types of cells. there are specialist cells e.g. cillia cells, red blood cells and stem cells. there are two other types of cells: animal cells and plant cells. the main difference is that plan cells have a cell wall and cell membrane where as animal cells just have a cell membranre.
There are hundreds and hundreds of different cells starting with plant and animal cells. Just think of yourself: there are cells that make up your skin, muscles, nerves, bones, and several different types of blood cells. Then we have the internal organs such as liver and kidney and sensory cells such as in the eye (e.g. rod cells and cone cells) and in the ear etc.
As for plant cells, some are of a basic design while others are very specialised e.g. the ones you may find in stinging nettles.
Just how much do you need to know about all this in Year 7?
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