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Volume of a cube equation
Lenght X Width X Height
How to caculate Surface Area and Volume Ratio
If you are given the numbers, then you divide the surface area number by the volume number.
Why cell growth matters
to absortb new materials, to expel waste/materals, more cell volume means more material needs to enter/exit, cell volume increases much faster than cell surface area
Cell division is caused by
Internal or exrnal signals, physical signals (like cell to to cell contact), chemical signals (like nerotransimitters & specific proteins,
Kinases
Are like enzymes (proteins, bind a specific thing, have an active site, the key hole)
clyclins
Are like substrates (specific shape, will only bind to one particular kinase, the key). Cyclins are produced by the cell when something important has been produced
Cyclins next step
Can bind to kinases, which will trigger the next stage of the cell cycle
Apoptosis (programmed cell death)
Important for for a healthy organism. Prevents waste of resources and replication of damaged cells (mutated DNA)
Cancer
Unconrtolled cell growht
P53
Identifys if a cell should undergo apoptosis (damaged DNA for example).
Danger if P53 doesn’t work
Can’t perform its function. This means a cell no longer has a way to check and see if it should continue to divide or not
Carcinogens
Things that are known to cause cancer (tobacco smoke, lots of X-rays, etc.
Cell cycle
regular pattern of growth, DNA duplication and cell division that occurs in EUKARYOTIC cells
Apoptosis
Programmed cell death
Cell theory
One of the first unifying concepts developed for biology
Pillar one of cell theory
All organisms are made of cells
Pillar two of cell theory
All existing cells are produced by other living cells
Pillar three of cell theory
The cell is the most basic unit of life
Step one of what happens in a cell
The cell identifys that it needs to divide
Step two of what happens In a cell
The cell needs to replicate organelles (something important)
Step 3 of what happens In a cell
The cell internally realses cyclins when it successfully complets something important
Step 4 of what happens In a cell
the cell waits for cyclins to bind to all of the available kinases
Step 5 of what happens In a cell
the cell moves on to the next stage of the cell cycle once all kinases have been bound by cyclins
All eukaryotic cells are used by
The cell cycle
Stages/phases of cell cycle
G1, S, G2, M
G1 phase
cells grow and replicate organelles here
S phase
The amount of DNA is literally doubled
G2 phase
Cells grows more, starts reorganizing contents for division
G0
Resting Phase. Can occur at any point throughout Interphase
M phase (NOT A PART OF INTERPHASE)
Is Mitosis. Function is cell division
How long S, G2 and M take
Combined, it takes 12 hours