Lesson 13.1
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Nicole Rolland
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Open Ended
Why are we learning about cell structure...AGAIN?
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Match
Match the following
ribosomes
plasma membrane
mitochondria
vacuoles
nucleolus
site of protein synthesis
regulates the materials that enter/exit
food--> usable energy fro the cell
structures that store food, water, waste
site of ribosome synthesis
site of protein synthesis
regulates the materials that enter/exit
food--> usable energy fro the cell
structures that store food, water, waste
site of ribosome synthesis
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Open Ended
Regarding the plasma membrane, what areas of human anatomy and physiology do you think this would be important to understand?
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Multiple Choice
If you were stranded on an island in the middle of the ocean, would it be a good idea to drink the seawater?
No, your cells would be saltier than the seawater, so water would leave the cells.
No, your cells would be less salty than the seawater, so water would leave the cells.
Yes, your cells would be less salty than the seawater, so water would move into your cells.
Yes, your cells would be saltier than the seawater, so water would move into the cells.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements about the nucleus, DNA, and protein synthesis are true?
Genes are segments of DNA that carry instructions to make a protein.
The nucleus of a cell is responsible for packaging proteins made by the ribosomes.
Genes are located in the ribosomes in eukaryotic cells.
Ribosomes synthesize proteins using instructions that come from the DNA stored in the nucleus.
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Labelling
Label the indicated organelles
cytoplasm
nucleus
plasma membrane
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Draw
Shade the following cell structures found on the microscopic image of human cells found below
Plasma membrane-Red
Nucleus- Green
Cytoplasm- Yellow
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Multiple Choice
Certain traits, such as eye color, are the result of proteins produced by the body. Which of the structures listed below stores the instructions for making proteins?
DNA
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
mitochondria
vacuoles
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Summary
Today, you learned:
the presence of a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles defines a cell as eukaryotic;
the organelles perform specific tasks to support the cell;
water will move across the plasma membrane from a less salty environment to a saltier environment; and
DNA plays a role in producing physical traits.
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