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MODULE 1 - CELLS AS THE BASIS OF LIFE - Coggle Diagram
MODULE 1 - CELLS AS THE BASIS OF LIFE
Inquiry Q1: cell structure
types of cells
pro
karyotic cells
no nucleus
simpler
genetic material - loop
bacteria chromosome
Bacteria + archea
UNICELLULAR
eu
karyotic cells
has nucleus
membrane bound organelles
complex
genetic material - double helix
plants, animals and fungi
UNICELLULAR/MULTICELLULAR
drawing scaled diagrams
organelles
nucleus
mitochondria
ER (smooth and rough)
ribosomes
chloroplast
vacuole
golgi body
lysosomes
cell wall
cell membrane
technologies
to determine cell structure and function
microscope
light microscope
uses light
electron microscope
uses electron beams
resolution and maginfication
FLUID MOSAIC MODEL
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function
semipermeable
selective movement of materials
structure
phosopholipid bilayer
phospholipid
hydrophilic head
hydrophobic tail
carbohydrates
proteins
cholesterol
Inquiry Q2: Cell function
movement of materials
passive
along concentration gradient
therefore, no energy required
osmosis
iso
tonic
same
concentration of solute inside and outside of cell
hypo
tonic
lower
concentration of solute in the solution than in cell
water movement
hyper
tonic
higher
solute concentration in the solution than in cell
diffusion
Factors affecting diffusion rate
temperature
higher temperatures --> faster rate
surface area: Volume ratio
smaller the object, the greater the SA:V ratio
quicker diffusion rate
concentration gradient
steeper --> faster diffusion
active
against concentration gradient
therefore, energy required
endocytosis
into the membrane
phaglocytosis
pinocytosis
exocytosis
vesicular transport
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SA:V ratio
the smaller the object, the GREATER the SA:V ratio
concentration gradient
high solute concentration to low solute concentration
chemical factors
polarity
physical factors
size
shape
biochemical processes
cellular respiration
anaerobic
no oxygen
lactic acid fermentation
alcoholic fermentation
aerobic
oxygen present
ATP cycle
photosynthesis
light dependent
light independent
carbon fixation
enzymes
structure
proteins
amino acids
polypeptides
function
biological catalyst
Lowers activation energy
effect of the environment
pH
temperature
substrate concentration
cell requirements
matter
gases
nutrients
ions
light energy
chemical energy
removal of wastes