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Name: ________________________ Period:_______ Virtual Cell Activity Directions: Go to http://www.ibiblio.org/virtualcell/index.htm. Click on “The Virtual Textbook”, then click on Ch. 3 Cell Biology to begin. Background Information The “virtual cell” will allow you to get a close-up view of several organelles in 3-D! You will be able to choose certain organelles within the cell and manipulate them by zooming in on the organelle, rotating the image, and dissecting several organelles to view their contents. The intent of the activity is to provide you with a better feeling of the appearance (structure), function and location of the organelle. While navigating this site you will click on “Next page” at the bottom of the screen to move to the next page and answer each of the following questions. After viewing and studying an animation, some items ask you to place a check in the corresponding box to indicate that you viewed the animation. Click NEXT PAGE at the bottom of the screen and begin with Cell Membrane. Read the information about the cell membrane and then click next page to make the drawings Cell Membrane- Cross Section of Cell Membrane 1. Draw and label a cross section of the cell membrane in the space below: Click next page- Drawing of Phospholipid 2. Draw and label a phospholipids (label the ends as either hydrophobic or hydrophilic): 3. List the 3 categories of proteins found in a cell membrane and their purpose: Protein Purpose a. b. c. 4. Do all membranes contain cholesterol? _________ 5. What is the purpose of cholesterol? ________________________________________________ Read each page as you go. Animations will just occur -no special buttons will need to be clicked. 6. Viewed animation of carrier proteins: _____ How do these work? ________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ 7. Viewed animation of channel proteins: ____ Is energy required? ________ 8. Define diffusion: _______________________________________________________________ 9. Viewed animation of symports: _______ 10. What is the glucose “hitching” a ride with? ___________________________________________ 11. Viewed animation of proteins using ATP’s: ____ Describe the flow of molecules ______________ _____________________________________________________________________________ 12. Give example of one: ____________________________________________________________ 13. Which proteins function in organ rejection? ___________________________________________ 14. Viewed animation for receptor proteins: _______ 15. What is binding to the receptor? ___________________________________________________ 16. Viewed animation for receptor proteins: _______ 17. Define endocytosis: _____________________________________________________________ 18. _____________________________ is engulfing _________________________ in the example. 19. The opposite of endocytosis is ________________________________. 20. Viewed animation: _____ Nucleus 21. Give the function of the nucleus: _____________________________________________________ 22. Inside of the nucleus you will find ___________________________ and _____________________ 23. Chromatin is made of _____________________________________________________________ 24. What does the nucleolus do? _______________________________________________________ Cytoplasm 25. The cytoplasm is located between the ______________________ and __________________ and is mostly made of _______________________. Endoplasmic Reticulum 26. The E.R. is found in which two forms? _________________________and ____________________ 27. What is the difference between the two? ______________________________________________ Ribosomes 28. What is the function of ribosomes? ___________________________________________________ Golgi Apparatus ( Golgi Bodies) 29. What is the function of the golgi apparatus? ____________________________________________ Lysosomes 30. Lysosomes are also called _________________________________________________________ 31. Lysosomes contain _______________________________________________________________ Mitochondrion 32. This is the site of ______________________________ The inner membrane is _______________ Choroplasts 33. These are only found in ___________________________________________________________ 34. The function is ___________________________________________________________________ Centrioles 35. Centrioles are found only in ________________________________________________________ 36. Centrioles function in _____________________________________________________________ Vacuoles 37. Vacuoles are found in both plant and animal cells but are much larger in ________________ cells 38. Vacuoles function in ______________________________________________________________ Cell Wall 39. Cell walls are only found in _______________________ 40. Cell walls function in______________________________________________________________ Cilia and Flagella 41. Explain the differences between cilia and flagella: _______________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ 42. Give the function in: Unicellular organisms: __________________________________________________________ Multicellular organisms: _________________________________________________________ Contractile Vacuole 43. Contractile vacuoles are found in organisms such as ________________________ to help fight the effects of _________________________________________.