1 / 54

Biology Mix Bag: Explore Cell Processes and Macromolecules

Dive into essential biology concepts such as cell functions, macromolecules, and organism regulation in this mix bag. Learn about inorganic substances, homeostasis examples, and organelle functions. Discover the role of enzymes, diffusion, and osmosis in cellular processes.

benard
Télécharger la présentation

Biology Mix Bag: Explore Cell Processes and Macromolecules

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Which object is the smallest?2.34x10-4 2.34x10-2 2.34x10-1 Mix Bag 1

  2. 2.34x10-4MB1

  3. Inorganic means that it does NOT contain Carbon (C) or Hydrogen (H). Name two Inorganics. Mix Bag 2

  4. Water and Minerals. Think they go in water bottles together.MB2

  5. Homeostasis is how organisms regulate their bodies. Give one example of Homeostasis. Mix Bag 3

  6. Temperature Regulation, Electrolyte Balance, Hormones, MB3

  7. Amylase functions in an environment 7.0 -7.5 pH. You drink and swish Orange Juice. What will happen temporally to Amylase function Mix Bag 4

  8. Decrease because some of it has become denatured due to increase of acid.MB4

  9. A cell is roughly 5.00x10-6 micrometers across. How big is it in millimeters? Mix Bag 5

  10. 5.00x10-3 mmMB5

  11. Cellulose is a polysaccharide found in what organelle? Mac & Cheese 1

  12. Cell WallM&C1

  13. Mess up Mac & Cheese 2

  14. Mess up Mac & Cheese 2

  15. Long Term Energy, Transportation, Protection describes what macromolecule? Mac & Cheese 3

  16. LipidsM&C2

  17. An Enzyme function is to speed up chemical reactions. What macromolecule is it? Mac & Cheese 4

  18. ProteinsM&C3

  19. Name the 4 macromolecules. Mac & Cheese 4

  20. Lipids, Carbohydrates, Nucleic Acids, Proteins M&C4

  21. Name the 4 building blocks Mac & Cheese 5

  22. Amino Acids, Monosaccharides, Nucleotides, Fatty AcidsM&C5

  23. In order to capture sunlight plants contain this organelle. Lil’ Bits 1

  24. ChloroplastLil’ bits 1

  25. What organelle takes in glucose and turns it into ATP? Lil’ Bits 2

  26. MitochondriaLil’ bits 2

  27. Eukaryotes have this organelle to protect its DNA. Lil’ Bits 3

  28. NucleusLil’ bits 3

  29. Lipids Protect and Proteins Transport to help this organelle to function. Lil’ Bits 4

  30. Cell MembraneLil’ bits 4

  31. Name the 5 important organelles Lil’ Bits 5

  32. Nucleus, Mitochondria, Cell membrane, Chloroplast, RibosomeLil’ bits 5

  33. Diffusion is the net movement of_______. Osmosis is the net movement of __________. Innie & Outie 1

  34. Molecules …. WaterInnie &Outie1

  35. A salt water critter swims into fresh water. What will happen to his cells? Innie & Outie 2

  36. They will swell and burst.Innie &Outie 2

  37. Dialysis tubing is selectively permeable. Inside of it is iodine outside of it is starch. What is going to turn blue? Innie & Outie 3

  38. Outside because iodine will go out but starch can’t get in.Innie &Outie 3

  39. Which choice requires energy?A. Diffusion B. Osmosis C. Facilitated Diffusion D. Active Transport Innie & Outie 4

  40. Active transport Innie &Outie 4

  41. Beach sand is extremely salty. Yet plants survive. How do they do this. Draw a picture. Innie & Outie 5

  42. The plants have to create a higher concentration of solute inside of the cells. This way water will still go into the roots.Innie &Outie 5

  43. Amoebas are unicellular but they have a nucleus. They hunt their own food. They must be a ____ Mighty Minis 1

  44. EukaryotesMighty Minis 1

  45. Amoebas are unicellular, nucleus possessing organisms but lack chloroplast. They must be. Mighty Minis 2

  46. Long Thin Tail =Many small hairs = Mighty Minis 2

  47. 1. Flagella2. Cilia Mighty Minis 2

  48. Endocytosis is how Amoebas and Parameciums feed. They do this by forming Pseudopodia or ___ Mighty Minis 3

  49. False Feet Mighty Minis 3

More Related