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THE CELL
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ATOMS MOLECULESCOMPOUNDS ORGANELLES CELLS
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THE CELL WHAT IS A CELL? – ROBERT HOOKE IN MID- 1960’S OBSERVED CORK WITH A COMPOUND MICROSCOPE – COINED THE TERM “CELL” TO DESCRIBE WHAT HE OBSERVED
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THE CELL WHAT IS A CELL? – ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK DEVELOPED NEW MICROSCOPES AND OBSERVED POND WATER – OBSERVED THINGS NEVER SEEN BEFORE!! – DIDN’T DRAW ANY CONCLUSIONS, THOUGH…JUST SHARED OBSERVATIONS
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THE CELL WASN’T UNTIL 1800’S THAT SCIENTISTS STARTED DRAWING CONLCUSIONS/DEVEOPING THEORIES
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THE CELL SCWANN AND SCHLEIDEN FIRST TO PROPOSE THE BEGINNINGS OF THE: CELL THEORY
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THE CELL
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THE CELL THEORY STATES THAT – ALL LIVING THINGS ARE MADE UP OF CELLS – CELLS ARE THE BASIC UNIT OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN LIVING THINGS – ALL CELLS ARISE FROM PRE-EXISTING CELLS
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THE CELL TWO BASIC TYPES OF CELLS – PROKARYOTES VS EUKARYOTES WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE??
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THE CELL PROKARYOTE VS EUKARYOTE
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THE CELL CELL SIZE – NEED TO COME UP WITH UNITS…(μm)
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THE CELL μm = MICROMETER WHAT DOES A MICROMETER EQUAL?? 1,000 μm = 1 mm
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THE CELL HOW COME WE NEED MICROMETERS? – CELLS CAN’T BE VERY LARGE… WHY NOT?? – IT IS DUE TO THE SURFACE AREA TO VOLUME RATIO
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THE CELL
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CELLS MUST BE ABLE TO OBTAIN NECESSARY NUTRIENTS AND REMOVE WASTES ACROSS THEIR CELL MEMBRANE AT A RATE THAT SUSTAINS THEIR NEEDS
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THE CELL NOW THAT WE HAVE ESTABLISHED CELL SIZE, WHAT MAKES UP THE CELL??
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THE CELL STRUCTURES THAT MAKE UP THE CELL ARE CALLED?? – ORGANELLES ORGANELLES – CELL WALL – CELL MEMBRANE – NUCLEUS – ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM – RIBOSOMES – LYSOSOMES – MITOCHONDRIA – CHLOROPLASTS – ETC…
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THE CELL CELL WALL – MOST BACTERIA, VARIOUS OTHER MICROORGANISMS, AND ALL PLANT CELLS – PROVIDES STRUCTURE AND PROTECTION – WHAT IS IT MADE OF? CELLULOSE
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THE CELL CELL MEMBRANE (A.K.A. PLASMA MEMBRANE)
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THE CELL CELL MEMBRANE (A.K.A. PLASMA MEMBRANE) – COMPOSED OF CARBS, PROTEINS, AND LIPIDS – PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER – FUNCTION? BARRIER BETWEEN INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENTS
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THE CELL CELL MEMBRANE (A.K.A. PLASMA MEMBRANE) – SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE SOME SUBSTANCES CAN PASS THROUGH, WHILE OTHER SUBSTANCES CAN NOT
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THE CELL NUCLEUS – MEMBRANE-BOUND STRUCTURE THAT SERVES AS CONTROL CENTER FOR METABOLISM AND CELLULAR REPRODUCTION – *LARGEST ORGANELLE* – CONTAINS DNA (BLUEPRINTS)
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THE CELL NUCLEUS – NUCLEAR ENVELOPE MEMBRANE THAT SURROUNDS NUCLEUS – NUCLEOLUS PLURAL = NUCLEOLI COMPOSED OF DNA/RNA/PROTEIN SITE OF RIBOSOMAL PRODUCTION
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THE CELL CYTOPLASM – WATERY MATERIAL IN THE CELL BETWEEN THE CELL MEMBRANE AND NUCLEUS – CONTAINS DISSOLVED SUBSTANCES THAT ARE A PART OF METABOLIC REACTIONS – LOCATION OF A VARIETY OF CELLULAR ORGANELLES
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THE CELL ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM (E.R.) – ROUGH E.R. VS SMOOTH E.R. – SYSTEM OF FLUID-FILLED CANALS – INVOLVED IN INTRA- CELLULAR TRANSPORT, AND SURFACE AREA FOR METABOLIC REACTIONS WITHIN THE CELL
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THE CELL RIBOSOMES – COMPOSED OF RNA AND PROTEIN – SOLE FUNCTION IS PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
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THE CELL
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GOLGI BODY (A.K.A. GOLGI APPARATUS) – MODIFY, PACKAGE, AND TRANSPORT PROTEINS MADE BY THE CELL TO THEIR FINAL DESTINATION
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THE CELL
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LYSOSOMES – BREAKDOWN BODY – CONTAIN HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES ENZYMES THAT CATALYZE HYDROLYSIS – LYSOSOMES CAN DIGEST THE ORGANISM IF NOT CONTAINED!! (EX. TAY-SACHS) – LYSOSOMAL DISEASE LYSOSOMAL DISEASE
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THE CELL MITOCHONDRIA – INVOLVED IN CELLULAR RESPIRATION ATP PRODUCTION (ATP IS A HIGH ENERGY MOLECULE) – EVERY EUKARYOTIC CELL HAS THIS ORGANELLE!! – WE WILL SPEND A WHOLE CHAPTER ON CELLULAR RESPIRATION
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THE CELL CYTOSKELETON – SUPPORTS CELL, PROVIDES MOVEMENT – COMPOSED OF MICROTUBULES AND MICROFILAMENTS
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THE CELL VACUOLES – STORAGE SACKS – DIFFERENT TYPES FOOD VACUOLE CENTRAL VACUOLE CONTRACTILE VACUOLE
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THE CELL CENTRIOLES – INVOLVED IN CELL DIVISION – NOT FULLY UNDERSTOOD
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THE CELL CILIA AND FLAGELLA – HAIRLIKE ORGANELLES INVOLVED IN CELLULAR MOVEMENT
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THE CELL CHLOROPLASTS
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THE CELL CHLOROPLASTS – INVOLVED IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS – CONTAIN CHLOROPHYLL (SUBSTANCE THAT MAKES THEM GREEN) – ONE OF THE GROUP OF ORGANELLES CALLED PLASTIDS LEUCOPLASTS CHROMOPLASTS CHLOROPLASTS – PLASTIDS GROUP OF ORGANELLES ONLY FOUND IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC EUKARYOTES
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THE CELL REMEMBER, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PROKARYOTIC AND EUKARYOTIC CELLS? WHAT ORGANELLES AREN’T IN PROKARYOTES THAT ARE IN EUKARYOTES? HOW DID THOSE ORGANELLES GET THERE?
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THE CELL ENDOSYMBIOTIC THEORY – IT IS BELIEVED THAT PROKARYOTES FUSED TOGETHER AND FORMED THE FIRST EUKARYOTIC CELLS
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THE CELL MAINTAINING A CONSTANT CELL ENVIRONMENT – THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE CELL MUST BE KEPT CONSTANT AT ALL TIMES – HOMEOSTASIS WHAT HAPPENS IF HOMEOSTASIS IS INTERUPTED? – THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT IS CONTROLLED BY HOMEOSTASIS, BUT WHAT ABOUT THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT? IT IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING!!!
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THE CELL THE SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE CELL MEMBRANE PROTECTS THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT FROM THE CRAZY CHANGES OF THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
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THE CELL HOW DO SUBSTANCES THAT CAN GET THROUGH THE MEMBRANE DO IT? DIFFUSION – THE MOVEMENT OF PARTICLES FROM HIGH CONCENTRATION TO LOW CONCENTRATION
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THE CELL KEY CONCEPTS WITH DIFFUSION: – EQUILIBRIUM – CONCENTRATION GRADIENT DIFFUSION IS VITAL TOWARDS THE MOVEMENT OF PARTICLES/MOLECULES IN AND OUT OF CELLS
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THE CELL THE CELL MEMBRANE CREATES A BARRIER BETWEEN THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT, LEADING TO THE FORMATION OF A CONCETRATION GRADIENT WHICH ALLOWS DIFFUSION TO OCCUR
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THE CELL WHAT IS THE CELL MEMBRANE MADE UP OF?
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THE CELL SPECIALIZED PROTEINS IN THE CELL MEMBRANE MAKE DIFFUSION HAPPEN FASTER THAN IT WOULD NATURALLY – FACILITATED DIFFUSION DIFFUSION THAT OCCURS WITH ASSISTANCE (IN THIS CASE, PROTEINS IN THE MEMBRANE)
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THE CELL WHO REMEMBERS WHAT THE MOST AWESOME, COOL, RADICAL, GNARLIEST INORGANIC COMPOUND IS?? –H2O–H2O BECAUSE WATER IS SO SUPER COOL, IT HAS ITS OWN TYPE OF DIFFUSION
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THE CELL OSMOSIS – THE DIFFUSION OF WATER ACROSS A SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE MEMBRANE – WHAT CAN YOU FILL IN FOR THE WORD DIFFUSION?? – WHY IS WATER SO DIFFERENT? BECAUSE STUFF CAN BE DISSOLVED IN THE WATER
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THE CELL THE ORIGINAL “U-TUBE”
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THE CELL OSMOSIS IS SO POWERFUL, IT’S “DEFYING GRAVITY!!” – THIS IS KNOWN AS OSMOTIC PRESSURE
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THE CELL EFFECTS OF OSMOSIS ON CELLS – ISOTONIC NO EFFECT – HYPOTONIC SWELLING / TURGID – HYPERTONIC SHRIVELED / PLASMOLYSIS
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THE CELL DIFFUSION, FACILITATED DIFFUSION, AND OSMOSIS ALL HAVE SOMETHING IN COMMON – HIGH TO LOW MOVEMENT… REQUIRING NO INPUT OF ENERGY – MOVEMENT ACROSS A MEMBRANE WITHOUT ENERGY INPUT IS CALLED – PASSIVE TRANSPORT
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THE CELL PASSIVE TRANSPORT VS ACTIVE TRANSPORT – IF PASSIVE TRANSPORT DOESN’T REQUIRE ENERGY…WHAT DO YOU THINK IS TRUE ABOUT ACTIVE TRANSPORT? – WHY DOES ACTIVE TRANSPORT REQUIRE ENERGY?
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THE CELL ACTIVE TRANSPORT – THE MOVEMENT OF MATERIALS FROM LOW CONCENTRATION TO HIGH CONCENTRATION THROUGH THE EXPENDITURE OF CELLULAR ENERGY (ATP) – TWO PROCESSES MOLECULE BY MOLECULE FORMATION OF VESICLES (VACUOLES) – ENDOCYTOSIS & EXOCYTOSIS
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THE CELL EXOCYTOSIS VS. ENDOCYTOSIS – PINOCYTOSIS & PHAGOCYTOSIS
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THE CELL WHERE DOES THE ENERGY FOR ACTIVE TRANSPORT COME FROM?? THAT’S WHAT CHAPTER 6 IS ALL ABOUT!!!
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