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1 TEACHER NOTES Log on to www.brainpop.com Sign in: edhpop
Password: edhpop1 Go to ScienceCellular Life and GeneticsCell Structures Play video, follow with Vocabulary slide Have students write down definitions to vocabulary as they go through the powerpoint. Have students turn in vocabulary to their science teacher.

2 Biology Review THE CELL

3 VOCABULARY Prokaryotic Lysosomes Eukaryotic Active transport
Nucleus Passive transport DNA Diffusion Mitochondria Osmosis E.R. Cellular respiration Ribosomes Photosynthesis Cell membrane Concentration gradient Cell wall Glucose Chloroplast ATP Cytoplasm

4 CELL CLASSIFICATION There are two kinds of cells:
Prokaryotic cells- have no membrane around their nuclear material Example- bacteria Eukaryotic cells- have membrane-bound nucleus and many organelles Example- plant and animal

5 Types of Cells Cells are the basic units of organisms.
Basic types of cells: Eukaryotic Prokaryotic Bacterial Cell Animal Cell Plant Cell

6 Cellular Organelles and Functions
Nucleus- controls cellular activities Golgi bodies- package proteins Mitochondria- energy producer, site of cellular respiration Endoplasmic Reticulum- highway out of the nucleus for cellular products Rough- has ribosomes Smooth- no ribosomes

7 Cellular organelles- continued
Vacuoles/vesicles-storage Cell membrane- barrier Cell wall- barrier in plant cell Chloroplast-site of photosynthesis in plant cell Ribosomes-site of protein synthesis Lysosomes- waste management Cytoplasm- “cell soup” where organelles sit

8 Cellular Transport There are two kinds of cellular transport-
1. Active transport- Requires energy in the form of ATP Used when: moving large molecules in or out of cell Going against the concentration gradient Needs: transport proteins in membrane

9 2. Passive Transport Uses no energy
Diffusion: movement of particles from areas of high concentration to low concentration (With the concentration gradient) Osmosis: movement of water with the concentration gradient CO2 , O2 , H2O all cross cell membranes using passive transport

10 CONCENTRATION GRADIENT
Over time, molecules in areas of high concentration naturally flow to areas of low concentration until an equilibrium on both sides of the membrane is reached.

11 Diffusion in Lungs

12 Osmosis- “High to low is the natural flow”

13 ACTIVE TRANSPORT

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15 Cellular Processes Photosynthesis- occurs in chloroplast of plant cell
Uses: carbon dioxide and water Makes: glucose and oxygen Cellular respiration- occurs in mitochondria Uses: glucose and oxygen Makes: carbon dioxide and water and ATP!!!

16 PHOTOSYNTHESIS

17 CELLULAR RESPIRATION

18 EQUATIONS for REACTIONS
Photosynthesis 6CO2 + 6H2O  C6H12O6 + 6O2 Cellular Respiration 6O2 + C6H12O6  6CO2 + 6H2O What do these equations have in common?


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