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Welcome to the Main Page for the DCA Honors Anatomy & Physiology Cell Structure Wiki.

This wiki is designed to be a collaborative learning experience for the Honors Anatomy & Physiology classes here at DCA. Each student is being assigned a specific structure of the human cell. They will spend the course of the next week studying their structure by researching for information, gathering their information into a logical format, and presenting this information both in class and to the world via the Cell Structure Wiki. Each student will also be responsible for studying the wiki pages of each of their classmates, posting questions/comments about their classmates cell structures, and generally coming to a better understanding of the human cell.

The objectives for this study are as follows:

To gain a better understanding of the structure of the human cell
To develop insight into how each organelle of the cell functions and how this affects the overall function of the cell
To further enhance understanding of the role of specific cells within the overall physiological framework of the human body
To collaborate on a learning experience and share the gained knowledge with their classmates, peers, parents, and the globe
To gather information about cellular biology in a new, exciting way than their previous life sciences classes

The specifics of the assignment (including the rubric that will be used for grading the project) can be found in the worksheet by following the link below. Feel free to print this document if you need any additional copies.

Cell Structure Project Handout.pdf

***IMPORTANT***

* Presentations will begin on Monday and continue through Tuesday.

* Questions for classmates should be written by tonight so each group can answer the questions tomorrow and over the weekend.

The following are the names of the students assigned to each cell structure in 3rd Period & 5th Period:

Cell Structure	3rd Period	5th Period
Cellular Membrane	Margarita & Louisa	Julia, Morgan, & Val
Cell Nucleus	Mr. Sanders	Tori & Jessica
Cytoplasm	Samantha & Emily	Jordan & Tia
Endoplasmic Reticulum	Paul & Brandon	Caleb & Jade
Golgi Apparatus	Katie & Kerri	Caroline & Hannah
Mitochondria	Austin, Lexi, & Jordan	Jordan & Kelsey
Ribosomes	Mary Emily & Shelby	Alyssa & Laura
Lysosomes	Leon & Ethan	Taylor, Sam, & Georgia
Peroxisomes	Ben & Abby	Taylor, Sam, & Georgia
Cilia & Flagella	Kayla & Savanna	Danny & Chase
Centromeres & Vesicles	Lieren & Leighton