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CELL BIOLOGY AND MEMBRANE TRANSPORT Honors BIO ‘2012
Unit 3 Learning Objective Sheet
□ Read pages 169-173 (Ch7-1)
Day 1
Know the hierarchy of the level of organization within multicellular organisms.
Know the contributions of the major scientists in developing the cell theory.
State the cell theory.
Cite the similarities and differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
□ Read pages; 174-181 (Ch7-2)
Day 2
Cite the similarities and differences between animal and plant cells.
Compare the needs of a cell to your needs as an organism.
Know basic functions of major cell parts.
Cell Analogy Project Planning
□ Read pages 25-26 (Ch1-4); and appendix D 1070-1071 (microscopes)
Day 3
Compare a light microscope with transmission and scanning electron microscope in terms of magnification
and resolution.
Know the parts of the microscope and their function. (Microscope Inquiry)
Demonstrate skill of constructing a wet mount slide and focusing a microscope.
Day 4 ShortA
Cells Alive! Organelle Quiz?
□ Read pages 182 – 183 (ch7-3), pages 190-193(ch7-4)
Day 5
Differentiate between the structure of a cell membrane and a nuclear membrane (envelope).
Describe the molecular composition of a cell membrane.
Relate protein and phospholipid molecules to the “Fluid Mosaic Model.”
Match cell function to the prominent organelles a cell possesses.
Recognize pictures of different types of specialized cells found in multicellular organisms.
□ Read pages 184-187 (ch7-3)
Day 6
Differentiate between the process of diffusion and osmosis.
Determine aspects of the cell’s environment that would affect diffusion.
Apply the terms hypotonic, hypertonic, and isotonic to a cell and its environment.
Relate the concentration gradient to the rate of passive transport.
Relate cell membrane structure to the ease at which molecules can pass through the membrane.
Day 7
Finish any organelles / learning objectives from days 3-5
Construct cell analogy collage.
Use cell analogy project to review all parts of cell through a gallery walk of your cells.
□ Read pages 188-192 (ch7-4); last section pg.202 (Ch8-1 ATP)
Day 8
Describe why the term “passive transport” applies to osmosis, diffusion, and facilitated diffusion.
Define selectively permeable.
Distinguish between passive and active transport.
Understand why endocytosis and exocytosis are types of active transport.
Recognize the sodium-potassium pump as a type of active transport.
Day 9 Review
Day 10 Test
Application Questions:
1. If you were adrift at sea in a small raft after the sinking of your yacht, would it be wise to drink the
sea water? Explain in terms of concepts learned in this unit.
2. Discuss why a unicellular organism is usually more versatile than one cell of a multicellular organism.
3. The beaker in the diagram on page 198 (critical thinking) has a selectively permeable membrane
separating two solutions. Assume that the salt molecules are small enough to pass through the
membrane but the starch molecules are too large to pass through. Will the water level of either side of
the membrane change? Explain your answer.
Monday
10-15B
Biochem Exam
Tuesday
10-16C
10-22B
10-23C
Day 3
Microscope Inquiry
10-29B
30C
10-
Day 6
Tonic words
Concentration Gradient Lab
11-5B
11-6C
Day 8
Passive & active transport
Wednesday
10-17A PSAT
Day 1
Cell Theory
Whiteboarding
10-24 lateA
Day 4Cells Alive!
Class Meets in Computer
Lab 2302
10-31B
Thursday
10-18B
Day 2
Cell Parts
Cell Project Planning
Friday
10-19C
10-25B
Day 5
Cell Variation
Microscope Lab
Celery Inquiry
10-26C
11-1
Day 7
Project Construction Finished and Gallery Walk
11-7 late A Day 9
Review after school?
LOGBOOK CK #3
11-2
Teacher’s Meetings
No School for you
11-8B
11-9C
Cells Unit Exam Submit paper to
turnitin.com – Paper is Due Mon &Tue
11-12BA
11-13C
Mitosis Microscope Lab
Guided Reading
11/19 B
11/20C
Mitosis Exam
11-14A
Mitosis Lecture Notes
11-15B
Cancer Notes
11/16C
11/21No school
11/22 Thanksgiving!
11/26B
11/27C
Research Paper is Due!!!!!!
Day 1 Mendel
12/3B
12/4C
Meiosis I&II drawings
12/10B
12/11C
Review Nature of Science
12/17A Review 12/18 Mod A
Party
Quiet Review
Winter Break!!!!
11/28A
Day 2 SpongeBob
11/29B
Day 3 Pedigrees
12/5 lateA
Crossover
12/12A
Review Biochemistry
12/19 Per 2 exam
12/6B
12/7C
Meiosis Unit Exam
12/13B
12/14C
Review Cells and Mitosis
12/19 Per 4 Exam
Per 6&7 Exam
11/30C