Cells And Metabolism
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Investigating-scientific method
• recognise problem Collection of info related to problem Making a hypothesis Testing the hypothesis- prediction Collection of data from experiment (new questions to be answered If hypothesis is supported: Make a conclusion (If not make another hypothesis)
Scientific variables
Dependent- y axis measure Independent- x axis choose/change Controlled- what we keep the same
Hypothesis
Is a prediction, direction of change size of change
Aim:
What you want to know
Cell membrane
Surrounds the cell and forms outer boundary- controls move of what’s going in and out
Nucleus
Usually a sphere- contains genetic material mostly DNA
Nucleolus
Composed mainly of RNA Makes ribosomes
Cytoplasm
Thick fluid inside the cell and the suspended structure is contains
Organelle
Structures suspended in the cytoplasm that carry out particular functions
Cytoskeleton
Internal scaffolding of protein fibres with the cytoplasm( gives shape and assists cell movement)
Inclusion
Chemical substances occurring as granules or liquid droplets in the cytoplasm
Ribosomes
small spherical organelles At the ribosomes amino acids join and form protein can be attached or free from one another
Endoplasmic reticulum
Membranes of ER provide surface for chemical reactions while channels are for storing or transferring molecules
Golgi body
Flattened membrane stacked Modify proteins and package them for creation from the cell Ribosomes->ER-> Golgi body
Vesicles
A membrane bound sac transfer into and out of cell
Mitochondria
Sausage shape Cells “powerhouse” Double membrane (smooth and folded inner membrane) Release energy in form of respiration
Vacuole
Storage of food water and waste
Cell membrane(plasma membrane)
Protective barrier like structure Regulating passage of material Made of phospholipid molecules (which are lipid molecules contain a phosphate group) LIPID BI-LAYER
Head-outside (cell membrane)
Polar heads which are hydrophilic Water loving Molecules pass easily
Tail-inside (cell membrane)
Non polar tails which are hydrophobic Water fearing Molecules do not pass - bounce off
Simple diffusion
When molecules disperse form a high concentration area to a low concentration area Spreads out evenly throughout gas or liquid
Osmosis
Is the diffusion of water molecules from a higher to lower concentration of water molecules
Facilitated diffusion
Occurs when substances are transported though a protein along the concentration gradient - high to low -passive
Active transport
Substances transmitted accross the membrane against the concentration gradient -low to high concentration. Active- energy (ATP) Cell can take in or pass out substances regardless of their concentration inside or out