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EQ:  What is osmosis and how does it affect plants?

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EQ:  What is osmosis and how does it affect plants?

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Osmosis is the function of how plants are able to take in nutrients and water from the soil it is in. Osmosis is how water enters the cell.

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EQ:  What is the effect of surface area to volume ratios on the exchange of materials between cells or between the inside of the cell and the environment?

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EQ:  What is the effect of surface area to volume ratios on the exchange of materials between cells or between the inside of the cell and the environment?

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The larger the size means lower the surface area to volume ratio, which means it prevents heat loss and retains more heat. The exchange of materials between cells are able to diffuse easier when small cells have higher surface area to volume ratio, which means they can get things transferred in and out easily.

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Open House is Thursday, October 6th from 5- 7pm in the quad.

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EQ:  What is the difference between diffusion and osmosis?

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EQ:  What is the difference between diffusion and osmosis?

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Diffusion is when particles move from higher concentration to lower, osmosis is when they move from lower to higher

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EQ:  How mouse cells are used in research?

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EQ:  How mouse cells are used in research?

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Mouse cells are used in research for studying disease, particularly cervical cancer

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Draw & Label the Fluid Mosaic Model of a cell membrane.  Include:  embedded proteins, steroids (like cholesterol in eukaryotes), glycoproteins and glycolipids. Use three different colors.

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Warm Up:  EdPuzzle:  Cell Surface Area Volume

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Warm Up:  EdPuzzle:  Cell Surface Area Volume

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I will stamp your Notes: Surface Area, Volume & Life.
You may use your notes to help you pass this EdPuzzle with 70% or better.  Document your stamped notes here as well as your passing EdPuzzle score.

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https://padlet.com/nikol_huapaya/d9fgny93b69yn2xj

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What do Specialized Cells do?

Today you will present your posters to another team.
Make sure you:
- Make eye contact with your audience
- Speak loud enough
- Point out what you are talking about on your poster as you    discuss it.

Attach your team evaluation here.

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https://labaids.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/sgi-sims/scell/index.html

Each Team needs to create 6 posters.  Each poster needs a Title, a Before & After Drawing and a few detailed sentences explaining what the specialized cell in your drawing is doing.  (Use vocabulary). Posters must have a minimum of 3 colors.

Plan to Share your Drawing and Understanding tomorrow.

Document the Posters you created here.

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Explain how mouse cells can help scientists in the lab

Mouse cells can help scientists in lab in the sense that they can be layered with human cells to further make discoveries about disease and cervical cancer in particular

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AP Daily Video 2.4 - Cell Membrane Structure Questions

1. What is the function of the cell membrane? The cell membrane is made of a lipid bilayer and it acts as a wall and a portal that handles the transport of materials entering and leaving the cell.

2. Why are phospholipids amphipathic? Phospholipids have hydrophobic tails and hydrophilic heads

3. Where are peripheral proteins found? Outside and inside membranes

4. What type of embedded proteins span the cell membrane? Intergral membrane proteins

5. Why do peripheral proteins have amino acids with hydrophilic side (R) groups but integral proteins have both hydrophobic and hydrophilic side (R) groups? The solute concentration is different

6. List the six functions of transmembrane proteins. Transport, enzymatic activity, cell recognition, intercellular joining, signal transduction

7. What does the “fluid mosaic model” mean? A model for understanding cell membranes

8. What is the role of cholesterol in cell membranes? It acts as a membrane stabilizer

9. Why are carbohydrates important in cell membranes?  Where can these carbohydrates be found? Carbs are important because they are attached to proteins which form structures like glycolipids

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HW:  AP Classroom- Topic 2.3 Cell Size Video 2

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HW:  AP Classroom- Topic 2.3 Cell Size Video 2

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Cell Size

After the video, Answer the following question here:
Explain how specialized structures and strategies are used for the efficient exchange of molecules to the environment.

Specialized structures and strategies are used for the efficient exchange of molecules to the environment for being able to transfer waste out of the cells and good nutrients inside it. Specialized strategies for these types of functions are able to efficiently carry out these processes.

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Quiz (15 mins- Worth 25pts of this week's Padlet)

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Quiz (15 mins- Worth 25pts of this week's Padlet)

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HW:  AP Classroom- Topic 2.3 Cell Size Video 1

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HW:  AP Classroom- Topic 2.3 Cell Size Video 1

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Cell Size

After the video, Answer the following question here:
Explain how specialized structures and strategies are used for the efficient exchange of molecules to the environment.

Specialized structures and strategies, particularly smaller structures and cells are able to have a more efficient exchange of molecules to the environment because shape can greatly affect how cells move across surface area

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HW:  AP Classroom Video 2.5- Membrane Permeability

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HW:  AP Classroom Video 2.5- Membrane Permeability

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AP Daily Video 2.5 Membrane Permeability Questions (Answer here)

Selective permeability is a direct consequence of ___semi-permeable membrane ______________

What types of molecules can pass freely through the cell membrane?  Give some examples of these types of molecules. Small nonpolar molecules (nitrogen, oxygen carbon dioxide)

Large, polar (hydrophilic) molecules cannot move freely across the cell membrane.  List and describe two types of transport proteins that help these large polar molecules cross the cell membrane. Channel proteins and carrier proteins.

Can water pass through the cell membrane without a transport protein? Yes in minimal amounts

What is the function of the cell wall? It's a structural boundary and permeable barrier

How do molecules cross the cell wall? Passive diffusion

How are plant, fungi, and prokaryotic cell walls different? Plants consist of cellulose, fungi of chitin and prokaryotic cell walls of peptidoglycan

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Add in your picture of a cell with a small surface to volume ratio vs a cell with a large surface to volume ratio.  Type in which cell has an easier time obtaining resources and eliminating wastes and why.

Cells with smaller surface area to volume ratio are much better at eliminating wastes because there is an easier time for it to diffuse because of the smaller amount of surface that the cell moves across and materials are able to better and easily transfer around because of the surface area to volume ratio being smaller which is why cells are also smaller

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Title: Surface Area, Volume & Life
Tonight, watch this video and take notes.  I will stamp your notes for Warm Up tomorrow as you complete an EdPuzzle on this video.  (You may use your notes).

https://youtu.be/CNkP4rycLbI

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Explain OSMOSIS and how it effects plants.

Osmosis is the function in which water enters plants thorugh the selective permeable membrane and it equalizes solute concentration on both sides

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