Made up of 3 organic molecules: - Lipids - Proteins - Carbohydrates Only allows certain molecules to pass through while blocking others out.

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Cell Membrane AKA Plasma Membrane, Phospholipid Bilayer, Semi Permeable.

Made up of 3 organic molecules: - Lipids - Proteins - Carbohydrates Only allows certain molecules to pass through while blocking others out.

Structure of Phospholipids Hydrophilic, Water-Loving, & Polar Phospholipids contain……. hydrophilic phosphate head & 2 hydrophobic fatty acid tails Hydrophobic, Water-Fearing, & Non-Polar

Phospholipid Bilayer Forms due to the polarity of the phospholipids - Phosphate heads (polar) -> Close to the water of the cytoplasm and/or water inside the cell -> Face outward - Fatty acid tails -> Face inward to avoid being near water -> Creates a barrier b/w inside and outside of the cell

Phospholipid Bilayer Fatty acid tails Phosphate heads one layer of phospholipids Fatty acid tails Phosphate heads

Homeostasis Maintaining a constant internal balance. Plants and animals regulate things like: pH, temperature, water, salts, glucose, etc. The cell constantaly controls what goes into and out of the cell.

Did someone say AMOEBA SISTERS!?!?Clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fhbbFd4icY

Can you answer these?

Crossing the Cell Membrane Pass Directly Through Need a Protein Channel Water Salt Sugar Fats Oils

Transport Proteins Span the phospholipid bilayer Act as a door in the membrane Change shape when they interact with solute Move water-soluble substances across a membrane May be passive or active

Cell Membrane Structure

Cell Membrane Function Creates a barrier b/w inside & outside of cell Proteins that pass through the entire bilayer act a channel to transport large substances OR transport substances against their gradients

Cell Membrane: Selectively Permeability CAN PASS THRU MEMBRANE ------------------------------------- O2 and CO2 (non-polar) Some polar water molecules (slip through gaps in the non-polar lipid bilayer that occur when the fatty acid tails bend) CANNOT PASS THRU MEMBRANE ------------------------------------- Ions (charged) Large polar molecules

Construct & Label a Cell Membrane

Cell Membrane Worksheet Side 1

What belongs in the boxes? #3 #1 #4 #2

Closure What 3 organic molecules are the cell membrane made up of? What two parts make up a phospholipid? Provide an example of a concentration gradient.