Title: CELL ORGANELLES
1CELL ORGANELLES
2TEST TAKE-HOME QUESTION
- Use the summary form to summarize the pulse-chase
experiment of endomembrane function as described
on textbook pp. 97b-99a and/or CD Activity 5.2 - 18 -36 points
- take-home section must be turned in with the test
or emailed before the test. - Honor Code
3Experiment summaries
- Logical consistency
- hypothesis cause
- experiment measure
- results of measurements
- conclusion logical consistency
4BASIC BIOCHEMISTRY
- Quiz 4. You MUST know these categories
- for Test 1.
- For understanding membranes and other cell parts
- for understanding genetics coming after test 1
- For reading newspapers
- for making personal decisions for health wealth
5LAB this week
- Easy, learning skills for next experiment
- Turn in special chart (download LAB 3)
- Use lab resources to prepare for Test 1
- flash cards
- ask assistants and professor questions
- use lab computers to review
6TEST PREPARATION http//campus.queens.edu/faculty
/jannr/bio103/tests/test1.htm
- Sign up for tutoring in the Learning Center in
McEwen Building. 6-8 today. Fri? - get together with a group of study-buddies. You
can study in the lab 24-7 if you have a permit
ask for one during your lab session. - Plan ahead avoid the traditional but ineffective
all-nighter you need to be able to think clearly
to do well on science tests.
7Fluid mosaic hypothesis
- Fluid lipid bilayer.
- Mosaic protein floating in the bilayer
- vs older sandwich models outer layers of
protein (rejected) - you cant see a membrane (its too small you
only see a border with a light microscope) - circumstantial evidence from electron microscopes
8- Which hypothesis do these data support?
- Fluid mosaic
- OR
- Sandwich
9most important concept All cells have
- chromosomes,
- ribosomes,
- some type of energy-conversion system,
- and phospholipid membranes with protein channels
and enzymes.
10Prokaryotes
- http//campus.queens.edu/faculty/jannr/cells/cellt
ables.doc
11PROKARYOTES
- Oldest
- smallest
- membraneoutside
- wall alsousually
- but no...
12Cell types
13Eukaryotes
- Animals, including protozoa
- Plants
- Most algae and seaweeds
- fungi
- ALL with membrane-bound organelles
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16Animal cells have no walls
- http//www.med.uiuc.edu/histo/small/atlas/image/te
m17/14375a1.htm
17 18Cell membrane face (left) and cell wall (right)
19most important concept All cells have
- chromosomes,
- ribosomes,
- some type of energy-conversion system,
- and phospholipid membranes with protein channels
and enzymes.
20Eukaryotes do some things within membrane-bound
organelles
21Energy is used for motion and synthesis
22In prokaryotes ATP is produced in the cytoplasm
and along the cell membrane
- In Eukaryotes most ATP is produced in
- mitochondria (both plants and animals)
- chloroplasts (plants only)
- (mitochondria, chloroplasts, and nuclei have two
phospholipid bilayers)
23SIZE IS IMPORTANTin identifying cell parts
- 10-4 typical eukaryotic cell, plant vacuole
- 10-5 nucleus, chloroplast,
- 10-6 mitochondrion, large vesicles,
typical prokaryotes - ------- LIGHT WAVES-------------
- 10-7 crista inside mitochondrion, ER, flagellum
- 10-8 membrane, ribosome, microtubule
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25USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD TO EXPLAIN NUCLEAR
TRANSPORT. CD 5.1 and textbook
26- http//www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/301/56
38/1380/FIG3
27- http//www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/301/56
38/1380/FIG3
28USING THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD TO DISCOVER THE
FUNCTIONS OF THE ENDOMEMBRANE SYSTEM. CD 5.2 and
textbook. And the signal hypothesis
29Eukaryotes do some things within membrane-bound
organelles
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32Cnxns to chem
33http//campus.queens.edu/faculty/jannr/cells/cellt
ables.doc
34THE MAIN CELL TOOLS
35most important concept All cells have
- chromosomes,
- ribosomes,
- some type of energy-conversion system,
- and phospholipid membranes with protein channels
and enzymes.
36Chapter 5