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Title: GHSGT Science Review


1
GHSGT Science Review
  • Domain 1 Cells and Heredity
  • Cells 3
  • Ppt 3

2
What We Will Be Covering
  • Types of eukaryotic cells
  • Reproduction
  • Transfer
  • Homeostasis

3
Types of Eukaryotic Cells
  • Somatic
  • Greek for body
  • All cells in the body except the sex cells
  • Found in the bones, skin, organs, tissues,
    blood
  • Reproduce by Mitosis
  • Germ
  • The Sex Cells
  • Sperm and Ova
  • Reproduce by Meiosis

4
Reproduction
  • Asexual
  • Does not involve fertilization, meiosis, or
    formation of gametes
  • Produces an exact Replica (clone)
  • Binary Fission
  • Budding
  • Regeneration
  • Spore Formation

5
Reproduction
  • Sexual
  • Usually egg and sperm
  • sex cells formed by meiosis
  • Sex cells are haploid (1/2 each pair of
    chromosomes)
  • Offspring receives 1 chromosome for each pair
    from each parent

6
Cellular Transfer
  • Passive Transport
  • The movement of chemicals and substances across
    the cell membrane without the use of energy
    (ATP).
  • Diffusion
  • The movement of molecules across a
    concentration gradient. High to Low. No ATP is
    used.
  • Facilitated Diffusion
  • Movement involving protein molecules. No ATP is
    used.
  • Diffusion Video http//popehs.typepad.com/ghsgtpr
    ep/science.html

7
More Passive Transport
  • Osmosis
  • The movement of a solvent across a cell membrane
    from high concentration to low. No ATP is
    required.

8
Transport Uses ATP
  • Active Transport
  • The movement of molecules and chemicals
    across cell membranes requiring the use of ATP.
    Moves against the concentration gradient.
    Requires a carrier molecule.
  • Active Transport Video http//popehs.typepad.com/
    ghsgtprep/science.html

9
Concentration Gradients
10
Homeostasis
  • Video Homeostasis Cell Characteristics
  • http//popehs.typepad.com/ghsgtprep/science.html
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