Goal 2
Physical, chemical and cellular basis of life.
ORGANIC MOLECULES
Contain ______; Molecules of ______things (or once living); Make up all ______things
Examples:
Carbohydrates
Long chains of simple ______(monosaccharide) form ______, ______(simple sugar): glucose, fructose, galactose, ribose; ______(complex): cellulose, glycogen, starch
Proteins
Proteins – long chains of ______; joined by ______bonds; forms a ______
Examples are ______, insulin and ______
Lipids
Subunits are ______and ______; fats, ______, and waxes; phospholipids, ______, cholesterol; cell membranes, sex hormones
Nucleic Acids
DNA and ______; subunits are ______; carries ______information; composed of ______, ______, and ______bases
DNA (____, ____, ____, ____)
RNA (____, ____, ____, ____)
Functions of macromolecules
Carbohydrate ______; Proteins ______, growth, ______; Lipids long term ______storage, cushioning, ______; Nucleic Acids instructions on how to make ______
Food Tests
Benedict’s solution is a test for ______.; it starts _____and turns ______if heated; iodine is a test for ______. It starts as a _____color and turns ______or blue/black; lipids turn brown paper ______; proteins-biurets turns ______
Structure and Function of Cells
______are the basic unit of all living things.
CELL ORGANELLES
Nucleus – contains ______, regulates the ______of the cell; plasma (cell) membrane - regulates what goes ______and ______the cell; mitochondria – where ______respiration occurs; ribosomes – where ______synthesis occurs; cell wall – made of ______, protects ______cell and gives it ______; vacuoles – store ______, water or ______. Large in ______cells, small in ______cells; chloroplast – where ______occurs.
Microscopes
Eyepiece x Objective = ______Magnification
Examples:10x x 4x = ______x
Hierarchy of cell organization
______Tissues ______Organ systems
Structure and Function
Nerve cells structure is well suited to carrying ______impulses through the body; Red blood cells smooth ______shape is well suited to traveling through ______vessels; ______cells need a great deal of energy, so they have many mitochondria located in them.
Plant cells Animal cells
Cell wall No cell ______
______vacuoles ______vacuoles
ChloroplastsNo ______
______shape ______shape
Cell Communication
Messages can travel from one nerve cell to another.
Homeostasis:
Example – regulation of ______(sweating, blood vesselsdilate)
Example – pH of ______(______in blood help to keep blood from becoming too ______or too ______)
Cell Transport
- Passive transport(no energy)
- Diffusion:
- Osmosis:
2. Active transport (requires energy): movement of ______from an area of ______concentration to ______concentration.
Semi permeable membrane: allows ______molecules to pass through but not ______ones.
Characteristics of Enzymes
Specific fit with ______so each ______has special job.(lock and key); made of ______; enzyme can be ______after it has done its job; catalyst; necessary for all biochemical ______; environmental changes can ______enzymes (change their chemical structure and make them ______)
Examples: pH, temperature
Function of ATP
Adenosine Tri-______; made from ribose, adenine, and three ______molecules; ______storage molecule.
Energy is stored when phosphate bond is ______, and released when the bond is ______(makes ADP); Important cycle in ______and ______; when high energy phosphate bond is ______ energy is ______and ______is made.
Cellular Respiration: all living organisms do respiration
Anaerobic Respiration: without oxygen
2 Types
1) ______fermentation produces alcohol (yeast)
2) ______fermentation produces lactic acid (muscle cells and bacteria)
Aerobic Respiration: with oxygen; more efficient; occurs ______
C6H12O6 + O2 CO2 + H2O + ATP
Anaerobic RespirationAerobic Respiration
Without oxygenWith Oxygen
CytoplasmMitochondria
2 ATP 36 ATP
Yeast, bacteria Multicellular organisms
24/724/7
Photosynthesis: how plants take ______from sun and make ______; only occurs during the ______; plants, algae, blue-green ______