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LAB RULES - Dua Lipa "New Rules" Parody | SCIENCE SONGS

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Meet with your team and complete this week's slideshow review.  The rules:  You must use your own words and have image and words on each slide.  Have your Team Leader share the slide deck with me and turn it in by Thursday night.  Refer to the Unit 2 Checklist (under Resources in Google Classroom)

Topics:
2.9- 2.11

Be ready to present to another team on Friday. Each topic should be presented in 2 minutes or less.

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AP Daily Video Questions (Answer here):
1. What is the function of the plasma membrane in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? Separates their internal environment from their surrounding environment

2. Prokaryotic cells have an internal region called the _____nucleoid region_________ which contain its genetic material, but eukaryotes have a membrane bound ____nucleus____________ which contain genetic material.

3. Which eukaryotic membrane bound organelle is thought to have evolved from infoldings of the plasma membrane? The nucleus and er

4. Which eukaryotic membrane bound organelles are thought to have evolved from the process of endosymbiosis? Mitochondria

5. Describe the process of endosymbiosis. A prokaryotic cell is engulfed through endocytosis. The engulfed cell loses its functionality and becomes the mitochondria of the cell

6. Describe three pieces of evidence that mitochondria and chloroplasts evolved from endosymbiosis.

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Add in labeled images or gifs of exocytosis and endocytosis

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Study Unit 2 Checklists (in Google Classroom)

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Study Unit 2 Checklists (in Google Classroom)

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And, start Reading Ch. 5.5 & 5.6 in your textbook.  Those sections will be covered this week.

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Spend time completing your Padlet EE & Reviewing today.

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Spend time completing your Padlet EE & Reviewing today.

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HW:  Flipgrid- Unit 2: Sketchnote Review

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HW:  Flipgrid- Unit 2: Sketchnote Review

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https://flip.com/1fe98f24

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Ask me to play the E.T. song from YouTube.
Write your  response to it below.  Add in a relevant image or gif.

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Create Sketchnotes for Unit 2 as you review.  These need to be crammed with info, be in at least 3 colors, and feature words and pictures that will help you study this unit.  This should be something that you create as a study guide for this unit so you can study it before the AP test in May.

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Read & take notes and label drawings (when necessary) in your AP Biology notebook.

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Add in photos of your team's graphs.  Make sure they have a title.

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After the video, Answer the following questions here:
AP Daily Video 2.10 Cell Compartmentalization

1.  What is an advantage of cellular compartmentalization? Allow for various metabolic processes and specific enzymatic reactions to occur

2.  How does compartmentalization help the functioning of the lysosome? The membrane minimizes competing interactions, maintains a more acidic PH

3.  How does membrane folding help the mitochondria and the chloroplast perform their functions? Maximizes surface area for metabolic reactions to occur.

4.  If a viral infection leads to the disruption of the lysosome membrane, predict the effect on the cell?  Justify your prediction. The lysosome would not compete with the virus because the membrane minimizes competing interactions

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Easier and more fun to study with friends.

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Please remind me to assign this before you leave today.

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AP Daily Video Questions (Answer here)
Mechanisms of Transport

1.  What is diffusion? Movement of molecules from area of high concentration to low concentration

2.  How is facilitated diffusion different from regular diffusion? The former is done through transport proteins

3.  Large quantities of water use ___aquaporins______________ to cross the cell membrane.

4.  Describe two ways in which active transport differs from passive transport. Active transport moves molecules against their concentration gradient, from low to high concentration. Require metabolic energy (atp)

5.  What are the three types of endocytosis? Use your textbook to find out how receptor mediated endocytosis differs from the other types of endocytosis. Phagocytosis, pinocytosis, receptor-mediated endocytosis.

6.  What is exocytosis?  How do you think it might be used by the cell? Internal vesicles use energy to fuse with the plasma membrane and secrete large macromolecules out of the cell

7.  How does the cell maintain a high concentration of sodium ions outside of the cell? Active transport

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1. Member of the species Thwaitesia
2. Reflective silvery patches on abdomen
3. Can change size
4. Part of arachnidia class
5. Found on all states of Australia.

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The nucleus in an animal cell is enclosed in a double membrane. The golgi apparatus is a membrane bound structure
Lysosomes are common in animal cells. Cytosol is where most cellular metabolism occurs. Plants have a cell wall made of polysaccharides. Chloroplasts are specialized organelles in all plant cells.