topic: cell processes aim: explain the two types of cell transport. do now: define the term...

40
Topic : Cell Processes Aim : Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now : Define the term “concentration.” HW : Work on your science fair project.

Upload: merry-jenkins

Post on 03-Jan-2016

213 views

Category:

Documents


1 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Topic: Cell Processes

Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport.

Do Now: Define the term “concentration.”

HW: Work on your science fair project.

Page 2: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

The sum of all life processes is known as

a.Regulation

b.Metabolism

c.Transport

d.Excretion

Page 3: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Metabolism is best described as: (multiple choice)?

a.control of enzyme activity

b.synthesis of macromolecules

c.breakdown of macromolecules

d.A and B

e.A,B, and C

Page 4: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 5: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Transport

•Circulation•Movement of materials into and out of cells

Page 6: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

The chloroplasts move around inside the cell = TRANSPORT

Page 7: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Passive Transport

Page 8: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

•Materials move from high low concentration

•NO ENERGY NEEDED

Page 9: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 10: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

high

low

Weeee!!!

Page 11: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

2 Types of Passive Transport

Page 12: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

1. Diffusion: movement of materials from HIGH to LOW concentration

Page 13: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 14: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

HIGH

LOW

DIFFUSION

Page 15: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

•Molecules move until concentration becomes equal on both sides (equilibrium)

Page 16: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Cell membrane

Inside cell Outside cell

Page 17: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Cell membrane

Inside cell Outside cell

diffusion

Page 18: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Cell membrane

Inside cell Outside cell

EQUILIBRIUM

Diffusion through a membrane

Page 19: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

2.Osmosis: diffusion of WATER

Page 20: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

•Movement of WATER from HIGH to LOW concentration

Page 21: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 22: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Topic: Cell Processes

Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport.

Do Now: Define the term “concentration.”

HW: Work on your science fair project.

Page 23: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 25: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Inside cell Outside cell

OsmosisCell membrane

High conc. of water molecules.

Low conc. of water molecules.

Page 26: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Inside cell Outside cell

High conc. of water molecules.

OsmosisCell membrane

OSMOSIS

Low conc. of water molecules.

Page 27: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

OsmosisCell membrane

Inside cell Outside cell

OSMOSIS

EQUILIBRIUM. Equal water concentration on each side.

Page 28: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

HIGH

LOW

+ energy

Page 29: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 30: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 31: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Active Transport

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w10R9lv7eQ&feature=related

•Movement of materials from LOW to HIGH concentration

•ENERGY IS NEEDED!

Page 32: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 33: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project
Page 34: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Let’s summarize:

1. Explain the differences between passive transport and active transport.

2. What is the difference between diffusion and osmosis?

3. When will diffusion stop?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZFqOvxXg9M

Page 35: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Review:

Which process requires cellular energy?

1. diffusion

2. passive transport

3. active transport

4. osmosis

Page 36: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Sodium ions are pumped from a region of lower concentration to a region of higher concentration in the nerve cells of humans. This process is an example of

1. diffusion

2. osmosis

3. passive transport

4. active transport

Page 37: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

The movement of materials from lower to higher concentration requiring energy in the form of ATP is called 

1. movement

2. diffusion 

3. active transport

4. cell division

Page 38: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

The movement of materials from higher to lower concentration is called 

1. diffusion 

2. active transport 

3. pinocytosis

4. 4. phagocytosis

Page 39: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

Damage to which structure will most directly disrupt water balance within a single-celled organism?

1. ribosome

2. cell membrane

3. nucleus

4. chloroplast

Page 40: Topic: Cell Processes Aim: Explain the two types of cell transport. Do Now: Define the term “concentration.” HW: Work on your science fair project

The movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration is known as

1. phagocytosis2. osmosis3. active transport4. pinocytosis