Animal Kingdom: cell structure & fxn What is the difference btwn animal and plant cells? How do animals get Plant 1)autotrophic SAME 1)microscop ic 2)vacuole 3)eukaryotic 4)ribosomes 5) ER 6)cytoplasm 7)Golgi body 8)mitochondri 2)1 lrg central vacuole 3)green b/c has cholorplasts 4)rectangula r 5)cells are connected a by the cell 9)cell membrane wall 10)nucleus w/ DNA 11) DNA is made of ATGC amino acids Eat a plant! Animal 1)many small vacuoles or none! 2)multiple cell types, sizes & shapes 3)heterotrophi c 4)lysosomes = breaks down old stuff 5)NOT rectangular their energy? How do cells release energy from glucosebreak down food? Eat an animal that ate a plant…or eat an animal that ate an animal that ate a plant…or “eat the sun”! b/c plants capture the sun’s energy and store it Cellular respiration= cells releasing energy from glucose…requires O2 Happens in the mitochondria— wicked chemical rxn! How cells “open the package” of glucose C6H12O6 + 6O2 = 6H2O + 6CO2 +ENERGY!! How are photosynthesis & CR related? What is fermentation? Their equations are reversed…opposite from e@ other The products of one are the ingredients of the other Oxygen cycle= photosynthesis & CR working together to keep CO2 & O2 in balance in the atmosphere (diagram) Fermentation= releasing energy from glucose w/o O2 NOT as efficient as CR…much less energy is released Yeast ferments dough to make bread rise= alcoholic fermentation C6H12O6+zymase= 2 C2H5OH+2CO2 +ENERGY! (alcohol) Lactic acid fermentation= happens in muscles when they need energy but lack O2 –makes muscles weak and sore/achy…bacteria that make yogurt & sour Kraut do this too C6H12O6 = 2 CH2CHOHCOOH + ENERGY! (lactic acid) What did I learn from the DVD, “Cells” Cells make tissues→tissues make organs→organs make organ systems→organ systems make organisms ≈10 million cells in the human hand 25 million cells made every second in an adult human Some cells only live a few days but brain cells live a life time Cell membranes are soft and squishy What is mitosis? How long does the cell cycle take? Cells multiply by dividing=mitosis Cell cycle= growth & division of cells 3 stages of the cell cycle: 1) INTERPHASE: cell grows, copies DNA & prepares to split DNA unzips and 2 new halves zip in to form 2 identical DNA strands A mutation can happen during DNA replication 2) MITOSIS: nucleus divides prophase=DNA packs together (condenses) & nuclear membrane dissolves metaphase= DNA lines up in the middle of the cell anaphase= DNA copies pulled apart telophase= two new, identical nuclei form 3) CYTOKINESIS= complete split into two, identical cells Depends on the type of cell! Could be a minute or several, an hour or several, a day or several How do cells in multicellular organisms become different from e@ other? Interphase takes the most time ≈95% of the total time ≈4.5 % of the total time is mitosis ≈ .5% of the total time is cytokinesis Differentiation= cells become different from e@ other to carry out different jobs Differentiated cells, “have a career and will stay there until death.” Differentiation happens when DNA sections get turned OFF Stem cells= undifferentiated cells Stem cells, “don’t know what they want to be when they grow up.” Regeneration= growing a lost body part b/c of stem cells @ the point of injury (lizard’s tails & starfish arms)