'Cell metabolism' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 4 Cell Physiology

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GENETICS

GENETICS. GENETICS. Cells divide and pass on instructions coded in DNA of chromosomes Each chromosome is a huge DNA molecule with coded information DNA replicates to pass on information DNA is transcribed to make proteins that run cell metabolism

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GENETICS

GENETICS. GENETICS. Cells divide and pass on instructions coded in DNA of chromosomes Each chromosome is a huge DNA molecule with coded information DNA replicates to pass on information DNA is transcribed to make proteins that run cell metabolism

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Horacio de la Iglesia Department of Biology horaciod@u.washington

Horacio de la Iglesia Department of Biology horaciod@u.washington.edu. Organization of living matter. Spatial organization has been an key concept from the earliest studies of biology, and particularly physiology.

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NUTRITION AND DIGESTION

NUTRITION AND DIGESTION. CHAPTER 30. KEY CONCEPTS. Cells require many different nutrients Six types of nutrients help to maintain homeostasis. Meeting nutritional needs supports good health. The digestive system breaks down food into simpler molecules.

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Molecules

1. Atoms make up _________. Molecules. 2. Molecules make up ___________. organelles. 3. A group of organelles make up _________. cells. Atoms. 4. ____________ are the smallest units of a chemical element. elements. 5. _______________

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Entrance

Welcome to our Lab. Click on the door to enter. Entrance. Discovering Cells. By Mary Kate and Jackie. Plant Cell. Compare/ Contrast. Animal Cell. Back to Beginning. End. Plant Cell. Chloroplast. Golgi Body. Mitochondrion. Chromatin. Cell Membrane. Nucleus. Cytoplasm.

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CELL STRUCTURE

CELL STRUCTURE. Dannye DiNizo Lillian Cherry Will Granberry. Cell Structure. http://training.seer.cancer.gov/module_anatomy/unit2_1_cell_functions_1.html. Nucleus.

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Do Now

Brainstorm: Where does life come from?. Do Now. The Cell Theory. All living things are made up of cells Cells only arise from pre-existing cells. The cell is the basic unit of life. Was the first to use the term cell. Looked at cork cells under the compound microscope. Robert Hooke.

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The Excretory System

The Excretory System.

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Nutrients

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6.3 Life Substances

6.3 Life Substances. Carbon has 4 spots for bonding . Can make rings or chains to form LARGE molecules. elmhurst.edu/~chm/vchembook/images/522propene.GIF. 6.3 - Metabolism.

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Forskolin in its Deepest

This product reduces weight in a safe and effective way. Some of the benefits in using forskolin includes Increase lean muscle and promotes fat metabolism.

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Solar Disinfection of Drinking Water

Solar Disinfection of Drinking Water. Safe Drinking Water for Developing Nations and Anywhere in an Emergency. SODIS: SOlar DISinfection. Photo credit: Eawag. SODIS. Developed by Prof. Aftim Acra at American University of Beirut

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Clicker quiz!

Clicker quiz!. Have your clickers ready!. 1. Which of these provides energy for cell metabolism?. Sunlight Water Sugar Carbon dioxide. 30. Countdown. 2. What do enzymes do?. Create energy Store nutrients Store genetic information Catalyze chemical reactions All of these. 30.

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Benefits of Energy Vitamins

Our body is made up of countless cells that are the smallest components that build together to form organs, tissues etc. Log on http://www.healthycell.com/

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Benefits of Energy Vitamins

B vitamins are important for cell metabolism as they form red blood cells and also help us in effectively using energy from foods (eg Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, folic acid).Log on http://www.healthycell.com/

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