Day 7 was the organelle activity

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Day 7 was the organelle activity Cell Membrane Unit 3, Day 8 Be sure to copy and paste the videos into an Internet browser so you can watch the videos Day 7 was the organelle activity

NBpg 62 NBpg 63 Draw + Data Analysis Cell Membrane

Cell Membrane (Q1) (Q2) (Q3) NBpg. 63 Slide 1 of 2 Cell Membrane Page 8 EQ: Describe how the cell membrane is like a fluid mosaic model. (Q1) Structure: All cells are surrounded by a thin, flexible barrier known as the cell membrane; known as a lipid bilayer with embedded structures. Function: Provide protection and support, but more importantly regulates movement of molecules that enters and leaves the cell; known as selectively permeable. What can pass: Small, non polar molecules like gases What cannot pass: Large, polar molecules (Q2) (Q3)

Start thinking: How do macromolecules pass through the cell membrane? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qqsf_UJcfBc

Cell Membrane (Cont.) (Q4) NBpg. 63 Slide 2 of 2 Cell Membrane (Cont.) Page 8 Fluid (movement) Mosaic (embedded components) Model: Mostly Phospholipids Some Cholesterol Some Carbohydrates Some Proteins (Q4) Reflection: 3+ sentences

Start thinking: Identify the function of each structure of the cell membrane? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlH-wJKK6xw

Draw + Data Analysis NBpg. 62 Page 8 TOP Fig 7-12 TBpg 182 Draw label color Write the whole caption BOTTOM GET BACK TO: Fig 7-18 TBpg 188 Analyzing Data Draw graph answer in complete sentences