1. Homeostasis How everything keeps from blowing up, falling apart, self-destructing, dying from diseases, and, in general, getting along fine from one day to the next Reading: Theme II – Chapter 4 Enzymes will be covered later

2. Process by which particles spread out from __________ concentration to areas of __________ concentration Does NOT require energy (no ATP)

3. Concentration Gradient Name given to the difference in the amount of dissolved material in equal amounts of solvent (solute: kool aid, solvent: water)

4. Passive transport Interchangeable with “__________” Does NOT require energy Molecules move from high to low concentration

6. **Osmosis** Special kind of diffusion (NO ENERGY) Movement of __________ through a semi- permeable membrane Net movement of water is from high  low concentration of water (low  high concentration of solute)

7. Solution Types always a comparison! __________ :the concentration of solute in one solution is __________ to the concentration of solute in another solution (animal cells like this one)

8. __________ : The solute concentration is lower (__________ __________) than in another solution (plants like, animals do not) __________ : The solute concentration is higher (__________ __________) than in another solution (no one really likes this!) (plasmolysis)

11. Important for cells and multicellular (people and animals) People: – Oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse through __________ – Food nutrients are diffused through stomach and __________ into the blood – Nutrients in blood diffuses into muscles – Wastes in blood diffuse to __________ Cells: – Nutrients diffuse into cells and wastes diffuse out

12. __________ Sometimes nutrients are scarce or Nutrients are too big to enter cell They have to go against the concentration gradient – This requires __________ __________ __________ __________ is like rolling downhill to get to food, __________ __________ is running up the hill to get to food How does this work? We need to look at cell structure

13. CELLS and all their little bits The whole business of cells came about due to the invention of the MICROSCOPE

14. THREE POINTS TO THE CELL THEORY 1.The cell is the unit of structure of all living things 2.The cell is the unit of function of all living things 3. All cells come from pre-existing cells

15. EXCEPTIONS to the cell theory 1.Some cells lack nuclei (red blood cells) 2. Certain organelles can replicate without help from the nucleus (mitochondria, chloroplasts)

16. Exceptions, continued 3.Some organisms lack the separations that divide the organism into cells 4. Where did the first cell come from? 5. *** Viruses contain genetic material but can only reproduce when they parasitize another cell (AIDS)-- pathogenic

17. CELLS AND ALL THEIR LITTLE BITS…

18. __________ Internal structures of a cell Each performs a specific function necessary for survival

19. Cell Wall ONLY IN __________ CELLS outside of the cell membrane Made of cellulose (roughage-polysaccharide) Gives shape and support

20. Cell Membrane In charge of regulating what goes in/out of the cell

21. __________ In all living cells Is 75% water Site of most chemical reactions Includes inorganic molecules, organic molecules, surrounds the organelles

22. Endoplasmic __________ A continuous __________ of internal membrane __________ Used for intracellular transport In all eukaryotic cells Associated with __________, __________, and __________ of substances within the cell

24. Two Types of ER Rough ER- has ribosomes attached Smooth ER- no ribosomes attached

25. __________ Site of protein synthesis Either free floating or attached to the ER Made up of RNA and protein

26. Golgi Bodies/Apparatus Stack of flattened membrane bound sacs Used for packaging materials for secretion Makes lysosomes

27. Lysosomes Membrane-bound sacs filled with hydrolytic enzymes Fuses with food vacuoles to deliver ________ enzymes

28. Mitochondria Site for aerobic cellular ________ Makes ________ Has its own genetic material (DNA) for self- replication

29. ________________ ONLY IN ________ CELLS Site of photosynthesis Turns CO 2 and H 2 0 into C 6 H 12 O 6

30. Vacuoles and Vesicles Fluid filled organelles surrounded by membrane Plants have large central vacuole used to ________ water, sap, waste, toxins, etc.

31. Microfilaments, microtubules Long thin tubes of proteins Involved in the movement of chromosomes during ________ ________ Is what cilia, flagella and centrioles are composed of

32. Cilia and Flagella Used for locomotion ________—small, hairlike projections – In our respiratory tract and in female reproductive tract ________—long, whiplike projections – sperm

33. ________ with centrioles ONLY IN ________ CELLS Involved in cell division (mitosis)

34. ________ Contains the genetic material that directs the activity of the cell Only in ________________ cells Has a double membrane-nuclear envelope Contains the nucleolus

35. Nucleolus A dark staining body within the nucleus Site of ribosome synthesis

36. Cell Transport (how stuff goes in/out/round and round

37. Cell Membrane or Plasma Membrane Called “________ ________” or “________ ________” as it regulates the transport of materials in/out of the cell Surrounds all cells

38. Made up on a ________ ________ with ________ ________— “fluid mosaic model” Maintains internal homeostasis Water, carbon dioxide, oxygen pass through easily, ________ ________ ________ ________

40. Active transport and proteins Proteins in the cell membrane: – Allow larger chemicals in or out of the cell – Allow chemicals to move against concentration gradient

42. Extra information after this slide Other forms of active transport

43. Endocytosis Method for taking in molecules too large for diffusion Requires energy

44. Phagocytosis When a cell engulfs undissolved large particles…results in a food vacuole

45. Pinocytosis When a cell engulfs dissolved large particles

47. Exocytosis Requires ATP Used to release molecules too large to pass through the membrane via diffusion

48. A vacuole or vesicle fuses with the membrane and opens to the cell’s environment Food vacuoles remove wastes, contractile vacuoles remove excess water

49. Cyclosis Natural streaming of cytoplasm within all cells Used for intracellular transport