PPT-From Membrane to Nucleus:

T eaching Cell S ignaling via the R as Pathway Cell Biology Team Kathleen Marrs IUPUI James Marrs IUPUI Mariah Judd IUPUI Todd Murphy Ivy Tech Community College IUPUI Robert Steven University of Toledo. Electron Microscopy. Because these electron micrograph (EM) images are very detailed, you should view this demonstration in the Slide Show view. Click the Slide Show tab, then select From Beginning (or for the true geek, the little projector icon in the lower right). After that, your up/down arrows will advance or retreat the demonstration.. Plasma membrane, nucleus and ribosomes. Figure 4.7a. CYTOSKELETON:. NUCLEUS. ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM (ER). Smooth ER. Rough ER. Flagellum. Centrosome. Microfilaments. Intermediate. filaments. Microvilli. Plasma membrane, nucleus and ribosomes. What to Know . The structure and function of the plasma membrane, nucleus and ribosomes.. Figure 4.5. 0.1 . . m. (a) TEM of a plasma. membrane. Outside of cell. Structure = Function. Part of the reason why plants and animals function differently is because of the structure of the cells that make up each living thing.. An animal cell is made up of specific organelles – tiny cell structures that carry out specific functions within the cell.. By . Ben. Cell membrane . The Cell Membrane is like a car window it protects the drivers body from getting hit by different objects.. . The Cytoplasm is like the air in the car it surrounds everything in the car.. . Cell Structure. Enormous variety in the size and shape of different cells. Smallest cells belong to group of . organisms. . Mycoplasma. Only about 0.2 µm in diameter. So small that often beyond the limit of resolution of light microscopes. by tagging. Lesson Title, Essential Question, Objectives. Lesson Title-Cell . Structure and Function. E.Q.: Why is cellular transport important to the function of cell organelles?. Obj.: . Describe the relationship between the structure and function of the cell membrane; Differentiate between the processes of osmosis, diffusion, passive, and active transport; Review for test . For each prepared slide . Draw each cell – remember to draw the field of view and label any structures you know. . Record the magnification of each. Make observations of the cells. Include items such as color, structures, size, etc….. How was it discovered?. http://. ed.ted.com. /lessons/insights-into-cell-membranes-via-dish-detergent-ethan-perlstein#watch. The Plasma Membrane. What is the plasma membrane?. Flexible, sturdy barrier of the cell.. nucleus is present in all eukaryotic cells and surrounded by a nuclear membrane . .This organelle has two major functions: . it stores the cell's hereditary material(DNA) . and . it coordinates the cell's activities,. c. ell membrane nucleus nuclear membrane cytoplasm. cell wall chloroplast vacuole mitochondrion. . Gel-like fluid where many different organelles are found. c. ytoplasm. c. ell membrane nucleus nuclear membrane cytoplasm. Extended Learning — Activities and Projects1.Visit a laboratory for senior secondary students in your school orin a neighbouring school. Learn about the functioning of aunder the microscope.2.Tal 141 EXERCISES1.Which of the following is not correct?(a)Robert Brown discovered the cell.(b)Schleiden and Schwann formulated the cell theory.(c)Virchow explained that cells are formed from pre-existin Because these electron micrograph (EM) images are very detailed, you should view this demonstration in the Slide Show view. Click the Slide Show tab, then select From Beginning (or for the true geek, the little projector icon in the lower right). After that, your up/down arrows will advance or retreat the demonstration..