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Title: Cells


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Cells Their Function
  • BS
  • CHPT 4
  • The Raw Material Building Blocks
  • Student Copy of ppt.

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WHAT IS A CELL YOU ASK?
  • Some can live independent of others
  • ______________ produced in the body are produced
    by cells
  • Cells are responsible for growth, metabolism,
    responsiveness, reproduction and homeostasis
  • Cells can be studied with a microscope
  • Cells are often stained for study and I.D

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STRUCTURE OF A CELL
  • A cell membrane has ______ layers of lipid
    molecules (cholesterol is part of this membrane
    that gives it strength
  • Proteins float in the layers to serve as
    transporters to shuttle materials in and out of
    cells

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  • Receptor sites are inside cells and they are
    places of attachment of materials coming in and
    out of the cell.
  • The cell membrane is important in regulating what
    goes in and out

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The Cell
Nucleus
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NUCLEUS
  • The nucleus _____________________
  • It contains genetic materials that govern all
    activities of the cell

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The Cell
Cytoplasm
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CYTOPLASM
  • The cytoplasm is a colloidal suspension of water,
    minerals, enzymes, food and other specialized
    material that fills the cell
  • This has NEVER been reproduced in a lab

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The Cell
Ribosomes
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RIBOSOMES
  • This is the place where __________________________
    __ occurs
  • Ribosomes contain mostly RNA

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The Cell
Mitochondria
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MITOCHONDRIA
  • Power plant of the cell
  • Food is converted to _____ which is energy for
    the cell

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Cilia
  • Cilia are hair-like projections that create
    _______________ around cells.
  • Not all cells have cilia

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FLAGELLUM
  • Whip-like structure found in a cell, used for
    __________________. Like a sperm

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WHAT IS PROTEIN SYNTHESIS?
  • Its the making of protein, but how does the cell
    do this?

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  • We need protein in our body to help build cells
  • There are cellular substances that direct the
    production of protein
  • This cellular substance is found in the cytoplasm
    and is called
  • NUCLEIC ACID

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NUCLEIC ACID
  • 2 nucleic acids are important in protein
    production
  • 1. ___________
  • 2. ___________

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DNA
  • DNA is found in the nucleus and is made up of a
    double thread spirals called chromosomes
  • Specific regions of chromosomes are called genes.
    Genes are the heredity factor of each cell.
  • Its makes you who you are, brown hair, brown
    eyes,

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DNA
  • DNA is also known as THE MASTER BLUEPRINT OF A
    CELL
  • DNA has a double helix

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RNA
  • Found in the cytoplasm
  • RNA carries DNA messages to ribosomes for protein
    synthesis
  • Ribosomes contain mostly RNA
  • RNA only has a single strand

21
MITOSIS
  • What is mitosis? Its _______________
  • For growth, repair, and reproduction, cells must
    multiply to increase their numbers

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  • When cells divide, they must make the same exact
    cell again.
  • There are many cells in the body that are
    specific to one organ. Like the heart, it is
    made of myocardial cells. You cant expect skin
    cells to turn into myocardial cells therefore

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  • Cell division must be precise.
  • Each original cell called the parent cell,
    divides to form 2 identical daughter cells.
  • oh youre so cute, you look just like your
    mommy!

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  • Some cells reproduce readily like skin and muscle
  • Other cells like nerve cells, stop reproducing at
    a certain time in development
  • As a person ages, the process slows and there is
    less repair time

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Movement of substances across a cell membrane
  • Nutrients go in
  • Wastes go out

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Semi-permeable membranes
  • As shown earlier, a semi-permeable membrane
    allows substances to move in and out but some
    substances are too large and wont get let in
  • Water ALWAYS penetrates, its thin and small and
    fits

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SUGAR
  • What about sugar, is it large or small?
  • LARGE, it must be broken down into smaller
    glucose molecules in order to penetrate
  • Protein and RBCs are also large and do not
    permeate easily

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Diffusion
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DIFFUSION
  • Constant movement of molecules from an area of
    greater concentration to an area of lesser
    concentration to try and reach equilibrium
  • Like gases diffusing
  • Try the scented balloons or ?
  • Spraying deodorizer in the room, scent moves
    quickly throughout the room

30
Osmosis
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Equal Concentration on both sides of
Semipermiable Membrane
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One side becomes more concentrated
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Water shifts to try to make both sides equal
concentrations
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Another look at osmosis
More water moves out of cell
More
Equal movement of water in and out of cell
More water moves Into cell
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Where does the water want to go?
  • Click to see what happens

B
A
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Where does the water want to go?
Click to see what happens
B
A
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Cell Membrane is a Semipermiable Membrane
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Cell Membrane-Active Transport
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ACTIVE TRANSPORT
  • Carriers in the cell (see the picture) move
    molecules against diffusion
  • This process uses ATP (adenosine triphosphate)
    which is ENERGY
  • Active transport allows cells to take in what it
    needs and to excrete what it doesnt need

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THINK OF THE WATER ONLY MOVING
  • Where salt iswater follows
  • Too many salt particles taking up the water space
    NO, NO, NO
  • The amount of water likes to be on both sides

43
FILTRATION
  • Passage of water with dissolved material through
    a membrane with the use of force
  • Picture a coffee filter
  • grounds are in filter
  • Water with pressure behind it drips onto grounds
  • Liquid is pushed out NOT the grounds

44
Quiz
  • Ready?????? ..-gt

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What type of solution is this?
  • Isotonic
  • Hypotonic
  • Hypertonic
  • Notonic

46
The normal balance maintained within a system is
called
  • Isotonic
  • Hypertonic
  • Osmosis
  • Homeostasis

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This solution is
  • Hypotonic
  • Isotonic
  • Hypertonic

48
COMPARE THE TWO
DIFFUSION OSMOSIS
Talking about particles moving Talking about water moving
Particles go from an area of higher concentration to an area of lesser concentration of particles Water moves from an area of a lesser concentration of particles over to the area of concentrated particles to help spread the particles out and dilute the solution
Think of what happens when you spray room freshener from the can.the smell of the particles diffuse through the air until the whole room smells In the body, when you eat too much salt and the bloodstream is full of salt, the cells give up their water to go and dilute the salt particles in the blood leaving your cells dehydrated and now youre thirsty
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PHAGOCYTOSIS
  • The engulfing of large particles by cell
    membranes
  • Certain white blood cells (WBCs) carry out
    phagocytosis to rid the body of foreign material
    or dead cells

50
MUTATION
  • Sometimes changes occur in the genetic making of
    a cell or in the DNA. Such a change is called
    mutation
  • Mutation may cause a bad cell to reproduce out of
    control.
  • These cells can die naturally or get destroyed by
    your immune system

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CANCER
  • If these bad cells do not get destroyed and are
    too large in number, they will cont. to multiply
    in , destroy tissue and produce cancer
  • These cells form tumors and rob normal cells of
    what they need

52
SOME CAUSES OF CANCER
  • Chemical carcinogens like cig. Smoke, additives
    in foods and certain drugs may be carcinogenic
  • Ionizing radiation like x-rays, U.V. rays and
    other radioactive substances
  • Physical irritation conts irritation like
    intake of hot foods like coming in contact with
    hot coffee on the lip and oral mucosa.

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PHYSICAL IRRITATION CONT.
  • Drinking continuous hot liquid, increases cell
    division and increases the chance of mutation
  • Biting on the inner cheek of the mouth

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  • DIET eating foods low in fiber, foods that are
    high in fat are unhealthy
  • HEREDITY its in your genes. Markers can be
    present in your cornea of your eye r/t colon
    cancer

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