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    This document describes 13 different cell types including their shape, visible cell parts, and function. The cells described include frog blood, frog small intestine, mammal nerve, frog stomach, frog liver, mammal kidney, human bone, human blood, human cardiac muscle, frog ciliated epithelium, hydra budding, frog skin, and nerve cells. For each cell type, the shape is provided along with the main visible cell parts of cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, and any other unique parts like axons, dendrites, cilia, or flagella. The general functions of protection, material movement regulation, and housing genetic material are described.

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    This document describes 13 different cell types including their shape, visible cell parts, and function. The cells described include frog blood, frog small intestine, mammal nerve, frog stomach, frog liver, mammal kidney, human bone, human blood, human cardiac muscle, frog ciliated epithelium, hydra budding, frog skin, and nerve cells. For each cell type, the shape is provided along with the main visible cell parts of cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, and any other unique parts like axons, dendrites, cilia, or flagella. The general functions of protection, material movement regulation, and housing genetic material are described.

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    Cell Type Cell Shape Cell Parts Visible Function

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    This document describes 13 different cell types including their shape, visible cell parts, and function. The cells described include frog blood, frog small intestine, mammal nerve, frog stomach, frog liver, mammal kidney, human bone, human blood, human cardiac muscle, frog ciliated epithelium, hydra budding, frog skin, and nerve cells. For each cell type, the shape is provided along with the main visible cell parts of cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, and any other unique parts like axons, dendrites, cilia, or flagella. The general functions of protection, material movement regulation, and housing genetic material are described.

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    CELL TYPE

    CELL
    SHAPE

    1. Frog
    Blood
    Smear

    Oval

    2. Frog
    Small
    Intestine

    Tall and
    Columnar

    3. Mammal
    Nerve
    Teased
    Osmic
    Stain

    Filamentous

    CELL PARTS
    VISIBLE

    Cell
    Membrane
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus

    Cell
    Membrane
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus

    Cell
    Membrane
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus
    Axons
    Dendrites

    FUNCTION
    -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
    -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

    -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
    Section

    Fusiform

    5. Frog
    Liver

    Polygonal

    6. Mammal
    Kidney
    Section

    Cuboidal
    Cells

    7. Human
    Bone
    Declassi
    fied CS

    Spider WebLike

    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

    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
    -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
    -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

    Cell
    Membrane
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus

    Cell
    Membrane
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus

    8. Human
    Blood
    Smear

    Circular or
    dis-shaped

    No Nucleus

    -protection; regulation
    of material movement;
    cell-to-cell recognition
    -dissolves substances;
    houses organelles and
    vesicles

    9. Human
    Cardiac
    Muscle
    Section

    Net-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
    Epitheliu
    m

    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
    Budding

    12.Frog Skin
    Section

    Flagellated,
    tall, and
    columnar

    Squamous or
    pavement

    Cell
    Membrane
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus
    Flagella

    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
    -move small particles
    past fixed cells are a
    major
    form
    of
    locomotion in some
    cells
    -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
    Cell

    Pyramidal or
    spindleshaped

    Cell
    Membrane
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus
    Axon

    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

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