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DO NOW
• How can muscle cells maintain (or keep) a high
concentration of potassium inside the cell?
• If a cell increases or decreases in volume, what type
of transport must happen?
• Building blocks of carbohydrates?
• Building blocks of proteins?
• Function of the nucleus?
Diffusion Through the
Membrane
State Lab
Selectively Permeable
• The cell membrane is selectively permeable
because it only lets certain molecules pass
through the membrane
• Glucose, water, O2, CO2, amino acids, and other
small molecules are permeable to the membrane
• Starch, proteins, and other LARGE molecules are
NOT permeable to the membrane.
– They must be DIGESTED, or broken down.
• The state lab was all about DIFFUSION!!!!!!
• We used an “artificial cell” to observe the
movement of glucose, starch, and starch indicator.
• An indicator is used to test for the presence of a
chemical substance.
• Starch indicator (iodine) is amber brown. It will turn
blue/black in the presence of starch.
• The beaker was LEFT ALONE for 20 minutes
AMBER
WHITE
• An indicator is used to test for the presence of a
chemical substance.
• Starch indicator (iodine) is amber brown. It will turn
blue/black in the presence of starch.
• The beaker was LEFT ALONE for 20 minutes
• After 20 minutes, the bag turned black, the beaker
stayed amber
AMBER
AMBER
WHITE
BLACK
• The bag turning black told us that starch indicator
(iodine) moved into the cell.
• The water staying amber told us that starch DID
NOT move out of the cell.
But what about glucose?....
But what about glucose?....
• In order to determine if glucose
moved, a glucose indicator test
had to be performed.
• Glucose indicator is clear blue,
and IT MUST BE HEATED.
• Glucose indicator will turn red,
yellow, or green (traffic light
colors) if glucose is present.
• A sample of the amber water was taken from the
beaker and heated with glucose indicator.
• The test was POSITIVE. Glucose WAS present in the
beaker.
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Conclusion of the Lab
• Glucose and starch indicator were PERMEABLE to
the dialysis tube membrane.
• Starch was NOT permeable to the membrane.