'Endocytosis' presentation slideshows

Homeostasis and Transport

Homeostasis and Transport. Chapter 5. What is Homeostasis??. QUESTIONS??. Why is Transport important within your cells?? What are some things that are transported within you body??. I. Passive Transport.

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EOC Review

EOC Review. What to Review. Genetics Cell Transport Cell Cycle Ecology & Behavior DNA Organic Molecules Cell Structure & Function Cellular Respiration Ecology & Pollution Classification Red = 5 or less got correct Orange = 6-10 got correct

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Cell Transport Notes Unit 5

Cell Transport Notes Unit 5. Diffusion & The Cell Membrane Osmosis Transport with Proteins. Diffusion & The Cell Membrane. Ways materials can cross the membrane: Diffusion Osmosis Facilitated Diffusion Active Transport Bulk Transport: Endocytosis and Exocytosis.

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recognize appropriate cargo exclude surface proteins deform membrane scission

Synaptic Vesicle Cycle: Endocytosis. recognize appropriate cargo exclude surface proteins deform membrane scission. regulation couple endocytosis to exocytosis speed. clathrin -mediated endocytosis (CME). kiss-and-run. CME. bulk endocytosis. clathrin.

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CONCEPT PRESENTATION: CELLULAR TRANSPORT

BY MARY MICHAEL. CONCEPT PRESENTATION: CELLULAR TRANSPORT. HOOK: What do you think would happen if you left a celery stick in dyed water for a day?. HOOK.

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CONCEPT PRESENTATION: CELLULAR TRANSPORT

BY MARY MICHAEL. CONCEPT PRESENTATION: CELLULAR TRANSPORT. HOOK: What do you think would happen if you left a celery stick in dyed water for a day?. HOOK.

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Cell Processes I

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Chapter 7: Cell Transport

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Cell Transport

Cell Transport. Cell Membrane Review. One of the primary functions of the cell membrane is to allow the passage of materials into and out of the cell. Many materials pass through the membrane without any assistance.

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Notes: The Cell in Its Environment

Notes: The Cell in Its Environment. Copy all underlined portions. Read pgs 102-107. Cellular Exchange. Just like all living things, cells need to eat, drink, and get rid of waste in some way.

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Solution

Solution. Fluid environment on both sides of the plasma membrane is a solution A mixture where the particles are evenly distributed. Solute. What is being dissolved in the solution. Solvent. What is doing the dissolving in the solution Water is the most common solvent, due to its polarity.

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A T P

A T P. What does ATP stand for?. A denosine T ri p hosphate. To which macromolecule class does ATP belong?. Nucleic Acids. What is the structure of ATP?. Adenine , a nitrogenous base. 3 phosphates. Ribose , a sugar. What is the function of ATP?. To provide energy for the cell to use

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Active Transport

Active Transport. Active Transport . Active transport = pumping of molecules against their concentration gradient with energy ( ATP ). 3 Types Of Active Transport. Ion Pumps Cotransport Endocytosis. Ion Pumps. Ion pumps (also called electrogenic pumps)

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Golgi

Pl Mb. ENDOCYTOSIS. E2, E3. Ub. Cytosol. Early endosome. DUB. E2, E3. DUB. Golgi. VPS. Fusion. E2, E3. Vacuole/lysosome. Multivesicular body.

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