SNC2D BIOLOGY 3/17/2013. TISSUES, ORGANS & SYSTEMS OF L The Importance of Cell Division (P.26-27) The Importance of Cell Division

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SNC2D BIOLOGY TISSUES, ORGANS & SYSTEMS OF L The Importance of Cell Division (P.26-27) The Importance of Cell Division You began life as a single fertilized cell. Now your body is made up of trillions of cells. How does a single cell become a full-grown multicellular plant or animal? Cell division is what allows organisms to grow, repair damage, and reproduce. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 1 The Importance of Cell Division NOTE! The bacteria shown to the right (18000 X) produces new individuals simply by dividing in two. This is known as mitosis. Under ideal conditions, bacteria can double their numbers every 20 minutes. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 2 1

The Importance of Cell Division FUNCTIONS OF CELL DIVISION Î growth Ï healing & tissue repair Ð reproduction March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 3 The Importance of Cell Division NOTE! The rate and timing of cell division are very precisely regulated. Chemical signals pass between neighbouring cells to help keep the rate of cell division equal to the rate of cell death. Sometimes, a cell does not respond to the chemical signals or has damaged DNA. This can cause it to follow its own pattern of cell division. CELL DIVISION in an adult the rate of cell division = rate of cell death regulated by chemical signals between cells March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 4 Cell Division for Growth An organism that is made up of more than one cell is called a multicellular organism. Multicellular organisms grow by increasing their number of cells through cell division. MULTICELLULAR ORGANISM organism that is made up of more than one cell grow by increasing their number of cells March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 5 2

Limits on Cell Size As a multicellular organism grows, the number of cells increases. Why does the original single cell not simply grow larger? This has to do with how cells obtain nutrients and get rid of wastes. Nutrients and wastes move through the cell in a process called diffusion. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 6 Diffusion In diffusion, substances move across the cell membrane from an area of high concentration (i.e. more particles) to an area of low concentration (i.e. fewer particles). March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 7 Diffusion NOTE! Diffusion is the process that also spreads the smell of food throughout your house! March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 8 3

Diffusion DIFFUSION dissolved substances move from an area where there are more particles (high concentration) to an area where there are fewer particles (low concentration) method that cells use to: obtain oxygen, water, and nutrients get rid of carbon dioxide and wastes March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 9 Osmosis A similar process moves water through a cell. Water enters and leaves through the cell membrane by a process called osmosis. In osmosis, water moves across a cell membrane toward an area where dissolved substances are at a higher concentration. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 10 Osmosis OSMOSIS movement of water from an area where there are fewer particles to an area where there are more particles the reverse of diffusion March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 11 4

Diffusion & Osmosis NOTE! It is important that cells contain lots of water since many of the chemicals that our cells need to function need to be dissolved in water so they can be used. DIFFUSION vs OSMOSIS March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 12 Limits on Cell Size If a single cell were too large, diffusion and osmosis would not work efficiently. Nutrients and water would not reach all the organelles quickly. Wastes might poison the cell if they were not transported out of the cell fast enough. In smaller cells, diffusion and osmosis are more efficient. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 13 Limits on Cell Size LIMITS ON CELL SIZE in smaller cells, diffusion and osmosis are more efficient if a single cell were too large: diffusion and osmosis would not work efficiently nutrients and water would not reach all the organelles quickly wastes would poison the cell if they were not transported out of the cell fast enough March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 14 5

Cell Division for Repair & Replacement Cell division allows organisms to repair injuries. A newt can regenerate (regrow) a limb within 7-10 weeks. More complex animals, such as humans, cannot regenerate whole parts such as fingers or toes. However, they can repair themselves by replacing old or damaged cells. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 15 Cell Division for Reproduction All organisms use cell division to reproduce. When a single-celled organism divides, it produces two new organisms that have the exact same DNA as the original cell. This kind of reproduction is called asexual reproduction. In asexual reproduction, only one parent is involved. Some multicellular organisms such as aphids, hydras and strawberry plants can also reproduce asexually. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 16 Cell Division for Reproduction However, many multicellular organisms require two parents to reproduce. This form of reproduction, called sexual reproduction, takes place when a sex cell from one parent joins a sex cell from another parent. Animals sex cells are called sperm and egg cells. The offspring produced by sexual reproduction have DNA from both parents. March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 17 6

Cell Division for Reproduction ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION only one parent offspring are genetically identical to the parent no genetic advantage SEXUAL REPRODUCTION requires two parents (sperm & egg) offspring has DNA from both parents evolution? Mother cell Egg cell (female) Sperm cell (male) Daughter cells (identical DNA) Zygote (fertilized egg) (DNA different from parents) March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 18 1. List three reasons for cell division. Î growth Ï healing & tissue repair Ð reproduction March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 19 2. What is the role of cell division in helping the body stay healthy? healing & tissue repair March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 20 7

3. When an organism grows, why do its cells divide instead of just getting larger? Explain. in smaller cells, diffusion and osmosis are more efficient if a cell were too large then nutrients and water would not reach all the organelles quickly and wastes would poison the cell March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 21 4. With the aid of a diagram(s) explain the difference between diffusion and osmosis? diffusion: dissolved substances move from an area with a high concentration to an area with a low concentration osmosis: water moves from an area with a low concentration of substances to an area with a high concentration March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 22 5. What is the difference between asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction? asexual: sexual: - only one parent is involved - offspring is genetically identical to the parent - offspring has no genetic advantage over parent - two parents (egg & sperm) are involved - offspring has different DNA compared to parent - leads to evolution (offspring weaker or stronger?) March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 23 8

WIKI(BIOLOGY) O... 2DBIOL - QUIZ#1 (Microscopes & Cells) March 17, 2013 2DBIOL - The Importance of Cell Division 24 9