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Agar Lab Page _________ Essential Question: Why are cells small? Question Column Small Cube Large Cube L1 – L2 – L3 – Prediction: Hypothesis: Observation: Diagram: Summary - Bellwork: Set up page 15 of your journal for the Agar Lab today

Science Fact of the Day: With more than 80,000 arms, the Basket Starfish has the greatest number of arms.

CHAMPs: Lab (review) C: Students may have conversations about the lab with partners H: Read lab instructions thoroughly first, then ask a teacher A: Follow lab instructions and lab safety rules M: Remain with your lab group and at your lab station ONLY P: Work as a team. Complete all parts of the lab

Part 1 procedure Obtain a 3 cm and a 2 cm agar block from your teacher. Submerge all three cubes in NaOH solution. Use caution with sodium hydroxide - it is caustic. It will burn your skin or clothes. WEAR GOGGLES AT ALL TIMES!!!! Allow the cubes to soak for 10-15 minutes.

While we wait for 15 minutes, let’s review our quiz from Friday

WHAT TYPE OF CELL IS THIS?

What is the red….showing?

What is the red….showing?

What is the red….showing?

What is the red….showing?

What is the red….showing?

WHAT TYPE OF CELL IS THIS?

IT has RIBSOMES……what type of cell is this? QUIZ REVIEW IT has RIBSOMES……what type of cell is this? Is this statement…..helpful / not helpful?

IT has RIBSOMES…… what type of cell? QUIZ REVIEW IT has RIBSOMES…… what type of cell? Is this statement…..helpful / not helpful?

QUIZ REVIEW

QUIZ REVIEW

What component could be considered the smallest unit of life? QUIZ REVIEW What component could be considered the smallest unit of life?

What component could be considered the smallest unit of life? QUIZ REVIEW What component could be considered the smallest unit of life? A CELL

QUIZ REVIEW How can you tell……by looking….at the prokaryotic cell and the eukaryotic cell………what type of cell it is?

QUIZ REVIEW How can you tell……by looking….at the prokaryotic cell and the eukaryotic cell………what type of cell it is? By its organelles

QUIZ REVIEW MITOCHONDRIA is what? --CREATES ENERGY for the cell --HAS ITS OWN DNA --FOUND in both PLANT and ANIMAL CELLS

QUIZ REVIEW ENDOSYMBIOTIC THEORY?

IS IT 2 P’s make 1 E IS IT 2 E’s make 1 P? QUIZ REVIEW ENDOSYMBIOTIC THEORY? IS IT 2 P’s make 1 E IS IT 2 E’s make 1 P?

Set this table up on page 14 of your journal Set this table up on page 14 of your journal. Leave room for analysis questions Length of side (cm) Surface area (cm2) Volume (cm3) S/V ratio 1 2 3 4 5 10 1. Which cube has the greatest surface area? Volume? S/V ratio? 2. What happens to the surface area as the cubes get larger? 3. What happens to the volume as the cubes get larger? 4. What happens to the S/V ratio as the cubes get larger?

Agar Lab part 2 After 10-15 minutes, pour the NaOH down the sink and rinse the cubes with water. Do not pour the agar cubes out of the beaker. WEAR GLOVES AND GOGGLES UNTIL YOU’RE DONE WITH STEP 6 Remove the agar cubes from the beaker with a spoon, and blot them dry with a paper towel. With a knife, cut the agar cubes in half and measure the depth of the colored area in cm. Clean up: Diamond = return goggles, Spade = fold and put away aprons, Heart = clean counter/throw away paper towels, Club = make sure supplies are left for next period like you found them

Analysis questions: page 14 of your journal What do you notice about the agar cubes as they increase in size? What happens to the cell’s ability to feed itself and get rid of wastes as it grows? If the sodium hydroxide were some vital substance, such as food, and the agar cubes were cells, which cell would be fed the most efficiently? Explain why cells are so small.