martes, 6 de abril de 2010

class work

CONSULTAR
1) animal tissues : characteristics of it
2)conective tissues : types, funtions, of each tissue
3) epiteerial tissue: clasification , funtions of each tissues and graphuc of each tissues
4)muscular tissues : clasification funtions of each tissue and graphic of each tissues.
5)nervous tissue: draw a newron and explain the function of this tissue.

development.

1)

  1. Embryonic tissue:

Ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm are embryonic tissues that give rise to all of the tissues, organs, and organ systems in the body.


2. Epitherial tissue: Epithelial tissue covers external surfaces and internal cavities and organs. Glands are also composed of epithelial tissue.

Most substances that move into or out of the body must pass through epithelial tissue.


3.conective tissue : this is the full and protects the energy space.


2)
conective tissue :
Adipose : adipocitos que almacenan grasa and store more energy.

Areolar : fibroblasts and a matrix of tissue fluid.
Blod
Bone
Cartilage
Elastic
Fibrous


3) Epitherial Tissue:

jueves, 11 de marzo de 2010

jueves, 4 de marzo de 2010

homewook

OSMOSIS:Osmosis is defined as a passive diffusion, characterized by the passage of water, solvent through the semipermeable membrane from the more dilute solution to the most concentrated.



DIFFUSION: Diffusion is a physical process irreversible, in which material particles are introduced into an environment that was initially absent, increasing the entropy of the joint formed by the scattered particles or solute and the environment in which diffuse or solvent.

lunes, 22 de febrero de 2010

homework


The membran consist of lipids and proteins. The membrane lipid part is formed by a bimolecular film that give structure and is a barried that prevents the passage of soluble substances.

martes, 16 de febrero de 2010

the membrane transport
the fluid mosaic is a membrane model proposed by singer and nicolson in 1972 that an interaction of 3 classes of proteins :
integral proteins:in the middle of the membranes
glycoproteins:crosses the membrane.
peripheral proteins:aside from the membrane.
the function of the cell membrane:

is a laminar structure wich comprises the cell , defines its boundaries and helps maintain the balance between internal and outside of these. in adittion similar to the membranes that delimit the organelles of eukariotics cells.






MEMBRANE TRANSPORT.




is callest the set of mechanisms that regulate the passage of solutes such as ions and smalls molecules across cell membranes.




matias schleiden: /developed the cell theory.
theodor shwann:/developed the cell tehory.

cell theort.
it has three postulates
1)the cell is unity of structure.
2)the cell is unity of function.
3)all the living things are formed by cells
THE CELL
the parts of the cell are:
1) nuclews
2)cell membran
3)cytoplasm
the nucleolus
is a structure inside the cell ; its function is the control and direction , of the cell .
the nucleus is formed by:
nucleolus: its function is to do ribosomes.
nuclear membrane: its formeg by phospholipids and proteins . its function :give shape to nucleus.. inside of the nuclear membran . we can find nuclear juice.
the nuclear juice:its a liquid made by DNA and RNA.
ribosomes:they are in all places of the cell ; they was created in the nucleolus . the ribosomes prodece proins that are esed in the construction of the membranes.
chromosomes: they are responsible by the genetic information.
celular membrane.
is a estructure most important ; their functions are:
*protect the nucleus and cytoplasm.
*give form to the cell.
homework :
*to allow change of nutrients.

martes, 9 de febrero de 2010

definition of cell


The cell is the morphological and functional unit of all living things. In fact, the cell is the smallest element that can be considered alive.