1. Active Transport Do Now: 1.Complete Do Now on handout

2. Lab Questions? What moved where? Diffusion, osmosis?

3. Passive vs. Active Transport Passive TransportActive Transport Substances moveHigh conc. to lowLow conc. To high Energy use by the cell NoYes Will cause equilibrium YesNo

4. Examples of Active Transport Cell membrane pumps move ions (like Na+ and K+) across the cell membrane. Cells engulf LARGE particles (like whole cells) – called endocytosis. Cells release large amounts of substances – called exocytosis.

5. ATP = Cell Energy ATP, short for adenosine triphosphate, is the energy source cells use for the work they do. When we say the mitochondria produces energy for the cell, what we really mean is mitochondria make ATP

6. How ATP Works Adenine Ribose PPP ATP = stored Energy Energy to use ADP = used Energy (like a dead rechargeable battery) TRI phosphate DI phosphate Pi

7. Sodium Potassium Pump Also: http://www.brookscole.com/chemistry_d/templates/student_resources/shared_resources /animations/ion_pump/ionpump.html

8. But why? cells must keep a low concentration of sodium ions and high levels of potassium ions within the cell (intracellular). Outside cells (extracellular), there are high concentrations of sodium and low concentrations of potassium, so diffusion occurs through ion channels in the plasma membrane. In order to keep the appropriate concentrations, the sodium- potassium pump pumps sodium out and potassium in through active transport

9. Think a little more… Since the Na+/K+ pump pumps 3 ___ ions out of the cell, but only 2 ____ ions into the cell, the inside of a cell usually has a _______________ electrical charge.

10. Homework! Read pp. 101-102 Finish Labs!!! Due tomorrow!!!