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For those who are taking IB Biology SL or HL, these notes will be able to help as they are all hand written and drawn.

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Introduction to Cells 1.1
Essential idea :

the evolution of multicellular allowed specialization cell
·




organisms cell and representation



Cell theory:
all living things are
composed of Cells (or cell products
·




cell is the smallest unit of life

cell only arise from pre-existing cells

cells multiply through division meiosis
-


:
mitosis and

-



all life evolved from simpler ancestors




Common features of cells:
every living cell is surrounded by a membrane
cell
·




contains genetic material


many of cell's activity are chemical reactions

cells have their own energy released system



Questioning the cell theory:
Stricted muscle

muscle cells have more than 1 nucleus per cell /challenges the idea that a cell only has

one nucleus (

surrounded by a single plasma membrane but multi-nucleated

isn't a standard view of a small single nuclei within a cell




Aseptate Fungal hyphae
very large with many nuclei and continuous Cytoplasm
·


multi-nucleated

have cell wall of chitin
·




composed


Giant algae
gigantic size (5-100mm)
complex in form
·




single nucleus within the rhizoid

,Functions of Life:
M :
metabolism
·

web of all the enzyme-catalysed reaction/processes in a cell/organism (example :
respiration

R :
response

living with the
·




things can respond to and interact environment

H : homeostasis

regulation of internal cell conditions
·



maintenance and

6 :
growth

living things can grow/ change size/shape
R :
reproduction

offspring sexually/asexually
/




producing ,




E :
excretion


of Metabolic
·




removal waste

N :
nutrior

·




feeding by either synthesis of organic molecules or absorption of organic matter




Calculating Magnification:
bar
scale measurement
= 2CM =
COMM :
2000Mm = 2000 time is

scale bar label
I cm =
comm

Imm = 1000 um




Calculating Actual Size:
·
measured length =
8 cm
I
80mm =
8 9
.
x 10 "mm
magnification 90000 90000




Importance of Surface Area to Volume Ratio in a Cell
rate of metabolism of a cell is a function of its mass/volume
·




rate of material exchange in and out of a cell is a function of its

surface area


cell grows--volume increase faster than surface area

metabolic than of exchange cell will die
·




rate greater rate ,




cell be divide SA Vol
·




must consequently to restore a viable : to survive

·




cells and tissues specialised for gas/material exchange will increase surface area


to optimise the transfer of materials

,Emergent property
"the
"
·




whole is than the of its part
greater sum


arise from the interaction of component parts of a complex structure




Specialized tissues
there 220 distinct specialised cell types
·



are


all specialised from have
·




cells and organs constructed them developed as a


result of differentation



STEM cell properties
1. divide multiple of cells
can times to produce great quantities copies new


↳ for
can be useful growth of tissue replacement of cells that is lose/damaged
.
2 not fully differentiated : can differentiate to produce different types of cells




Unspecialized cells
Totipotent
·




:




differentiate into of cells
-



can types
any
↳
give rise to placenta (embryonic tissue

·




Pluripotenti
can differentiate into of cells
-




many types

↳
embryonic stem cells

Multipotent
·




:




can differentiate into few
-




closely-related cells

Unipotenti
but differentiate
-




can cell
regenerate only into associated type

↳ liver cells liver cells
seem can only make

, Ultrastructure of Cells 1.2
Essential idea :
eukaryotes have much more complex cell structure than prokaryotes

Prokaryotes
produce asexually - by binary fission
2 DNA loops attach to the membrane

membrane elongates off (cytokinesis) forming cells
·




and pinches 2 separate

2
daugther cells are
genetically identical (clones




Eukaryotes
Nucleus
generally spherical with double membrane

pores in the membrane
·



contains genetic information in chromosomes

uncoiled chromosomes chromating
·




are

mRNA is transcribed in the nucleus
mRNA leaves through the pores


Mitochondria
double membranc
smooth outer membrane

folded inner membrane : Cristae


variable in shape
ATP production by aerobic respiration

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