Do Now! Brainstorm: What parts of a house separate it from its external environment? What may enter...

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Do Now! • Brainstorm: What parts of a house separate it from it’s external environment? What may enter through those parts?

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Do Now!

• Brainstorm: What parts of a house separate it from it’s external environment?

• What may enter through those parts?

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Cell Membrane

• Controls movement in and out of the cell

• Selectively permeable• Some substances can pass

freely.• Some substances can pass

to an extent.• Some not at all.• Allow cells to maintain

homeostasis.

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View phospholipid animation

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Lipids in the cell membrane

• The head is hydrophilic (love water)

• The tails are hydrophobic (hate it)

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Phospholipids only let small molecules pass through

• How can the larger ones get in the cell?

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Proteins in the CMB

• Proteins allow only certain molecules pass by based on their shape.

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Carbohydrates in the cell membrane

• If you get a heart transplant can you get just anybodies heart?

• Allow cells to be recognized

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Fluid Mosaic Model

• Show animation

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Diffusion

• Collision of molecules• Molecules move from a

high concentration to low concentration

• This occurs because of a concentration gradient.

• Diffusion only occurs if their is a concentration gradient.

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• If the concentration gradient no longer exist it is said to be at equilibrium.

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Diffusion animation

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Active Transport

• Do you think molecules can ever move against their concentration gradients?