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Title: Cells


1
Cells Cell Organelles
2
Types of cells
bacteriacells
animal cells
plant cells
3
Cell size comparison
  • most bacteria
  • 1-10 microns
  • eukaryotic cells
  • 10-100 microns
  • micron micrometer 1/1,000,000 meter
  • diameter of human hair 20 microns

4
Why study cells?
  • Bodies ? Cells
  • bodies are made up of cells
  • cells do all the work!

5
The Work of Life
  • What jobs have to be performed for an organism to
    live
  • breathe
  • eat
  • make energy
  • remove wastes
  • respond to environment
  • growth development
  • reproduction

these are the same jobs your cells have to do!
6
Cells gotta live!
  • What jobs do cells have to do?
  • make energy
  • for daily life
  • for growth
  • build more cells
  • growth
  • reproduction
  • repair
  • make proteins
  • proteins control every cell function
  • enzymes

7
Functions of Cell Organelles
Well learn about this in later units!
8
Cell Membranes Movement Across Them
9
Cell (plasma) membrane
  • Cells need an inside an outside
  • separate cell from its environment
  • cell membrane is the boundary

IN food sugars proteins fats salts O2 H2O
OUT waste ammonia salts CO2 H2O products
cell needs materials in products or waste out
10
Building a membrane
  • How do you build a barrier that keeps the watery
    contents of the cell separate from the watery
    environment?

What substance do you know that doesnt mix with
water?
  • ? FATS ?
  • ? LIPIDS ?
  • oil water dont mix!!

11
Lipids of cell membrane
  • Membrane is made of phospholipids
  • phospholipid bilayer

phosphate
attracted to water
lipid
repelled by water
12
Semi-permeable membrane
  • Need to allow passage through the membrane
  • But need to control what gets in or out
  • membrane needs to be semi-permeable

So what needs to get across the membrane?
aa
H2O
sugar
lipid
salt
NH3
So how do you build a semi-permeable membrane?
13
Phospholipid bilayer
  • What molecules can get through directly?

fats other lipids can slip directly through the
phospholipid cell membrane, but what about
other stuff?
lipid
salt
NH3
aa
H2O
sugar
14
Permeable cell membrane
  • Need to allow more material through
  • membrane needs to be permeable to
  • all materials a cell needs to bring in
  • all waste a cell needs excrete out
  • all products a cell needs to export out

inside cell
lipid
sugar
aa
H2O
holes, or channels, in cell membrane allow
material in out
salt
waste
outside cell
15
Semi-permeable cell membrane
  • But the cell still needs control
  • membrane needs to be semi-permeable
  • specific channels allow specific material in
    out

inside cell
sugar
aa
H2O
salt
outside cell
NH3
16
How do you build a semi-permeable cell membrane?
  • channels are made of proteins
  • proteins both like water like lipids

bi-lipid membrane
protein channelsin bi-lipid membrane
17
Protein channels
  • Proteins act as doors in the membrane
  • channels to move specific molecules through cell
    membrane

18
Movement through the channel
  • Why do molecules move through membrane if you
    give them a channel?

?
?
19
Molecules move from high to low
  • Diffusion
  • move from HIGH to LOW concentration

20
Diffusion
  • Move from HIGH to LOW concentration
  • passive transport
  • no energy needed

movement of water
diffusion
osmosis
21
Simple Diffusion
  • Move from HIGH to LOW

fat
fat
fat
Which way will fat move?
inside cell
fat
fat
fat
fat
outside cell
fat
fat
fat
fat
fat
fat
fat
22
Diffusion through a channel
  • Move from HIGH to LOW

sugar
sugar
sugar
sugar
inside cell
sugar
sugar
Which way will sugar move?
outside cell
sugar
sugar
sugar
sugar
sugar
sugar
sugar
23
Diffusion
  • Move from HIGH to LOW concentration
  • through membrane
  • simple diffusion
  • no energy needed
  • through a protein channel
  • facilitated diffusion (with help)
  • no energy needed

high
low
24
Active transport
  • Cells may need molecules to move against
    concentration difference
  • need to pump uphill
  • from LOW to HIGH using ATP
  • protein pump
  • requires energy
  • ATP

ATP
25
Transport summary
diffusion
facilitateddiffusion
ATP
activetransport
26
OsmosisMovement of Water Across Cell Membrane
27
Osmosis
  • Water is very important, so we talk about water
    separately
  • Osmosis
  • diffusion of water from HIGH concentration of
    water to LOW concentration of water
  • across a semi-permeable membrane

28
Keeping water balance
  • Cell survival depends on balancing water uptake
    water loss

freshwater
balanced
saltwater
29
Managing water balance
  • Balanced conditions
  • no difference between cell environment
  • example blood
  • problem none
  • water flows across membrane equally, in both
    directions
  • volume of cell doesnt change

balanced
30
Managing water balance
  • Freshwater
  • a cell in fresh water
  • example Paramecium
  • problem gains water, swells can burst
  • water continually enters Paramecium cell
  • solution contractile vacuole
  • pumps water out of cell

freshwater
31
Controlling water
  • Contractile vacuole in Paramecium

32
Managing water balance
  • Saltwater
  • a cell in salt water
  • example shellfish
  • problem lose water
  • plasmolysis in plants
  • shrinking cell
  • solution take up water

saltwater
33
Ice Fishing in Barrow
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