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Title: ORGANIC MOLECULES & THE COMPONENTS OF CELLS Author: bv229 Last modified by: Employee Created Date: 1/22/2002 7:11:47 PM Document presentation format – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: THE CELL


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THE CELL ITS ORGANELLES
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So what is a Cell?
  • A place where chemical reactions occur

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  • What are some things that a cell would need for
    chemical reactions to occur?

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  • A Container
  • Reactants and an Entrance
  • A Solvent
  • Enzymes
  • Energy
  • A Controlling Region

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The Container
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The Reactants and Entrance
  • Membrane Lipids
  • small uncharged molecules and water can pass
    through the lipid membrane
  • Membrane Transport Protein
  • small charged ions and large molecule must pass
    through transport proteins

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The Solvent
  • Water is the solvent in cells. Its polar nature
    helps it dissolve reactants.

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Enzymes
  • Enzymes catalyze or speed up chemical reactions,
    and are usually large proteins.
  • They bond with one or a few substances or
    substrates (specificity) through their active
    site.
  • They lower the activation energy by bond
    reactants in a way that make the reaction likely.
  • Changes in temperature and pH can alter the shape
    of protein enzymes inhibiting their ability to
    function (denature).

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Energy
  • Most biological reactions require energy.
  • Sugar and lipids are indirect energy molecules.
  • Cells usually use ATP as their direct energy
    source.

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The Controlling Region
  • DNA is the molecule that controls cellular
    reactions.
  • DNA is found contained in the nucleus of
    eukaryotic cells and in the cytoplasm of
    prokaryotic cells.

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Chloroplasts
  • In chloroplasts of plants, energy from sunlight
    is used convert carbon dioxide into glucose
    through the process of photosynthesis.CO2 H2O
    ? O2 C6H12O6

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Mitochondria
  • In the mitochondria of plants and animals, the
    energy in glucose is converted into ATP in the
    mitochondria through the process of cellular
    respiration. C6H12O6 O2 ? H2O CO2 ATP

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  • Where do transport proteins
  • come from?
  • And how do they
  • get to the membrane?

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The Cytomembrane System
  • The Cytomembrane System includes the Endoplasmic
    Reticulum, Ribosome, Golgi Bodies, and Vesicles
  • Function
  • The system functions to produce and distribute
    proteins within or outside the cell

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Other Organelles
  • Lysosomes
  • Vacuoles
  • Cytoskeleton

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