cellular communication keeping your body running
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Cellular
Communication
Keeping your body running
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Cellu
lar
Com
munic
ati
on
• Your cells must be able
to “talk” to one another.• Nerve cells must send
signals• Specific signals have to
be sent throughout your
entire body• As simple as telling a
muscle to move, or as
complex as preparing
the entire body for a
split-second reaction.
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Cell
Str
uct
ure
• The key players• Nucleus and DNA• Ribosome• Endoplasmic Reticulum• Mitochondria• Cell Membrane• Protein receptor
molecules
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Rece
ivin
g t
he
Mess
age
• All about shape and size • The signal sent to a cell
fits into a protein receptor that is the
matching shape of the
message
• The receptor then sends
a message to the inside
of the cell telling it how
to react based on the
signal
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Cell
Str
uct
ure
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Proce
ssin
g t
he
Mess
age • Based on what signal
has attached to the outside of a cell, the
nucleus then sends out signals telling the
cell to do something or
react a certain way
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Types
of
Mess
ages • Two main categories of
signals the body sends
out• Nerves send out
neurotransmitters• Glands send out
hormones
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Neuro
transm
itte
r s
• Nerves send signals from
one nerve to the next by
releasing signals that only
occupy the small space
between the nerves• Signals sent out as result
of a nerve impulse that
travels the length of the
nerve• Impulse is an electrical
signal that travels the
length of the nerve.
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Nerv
e S
truct
ure
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Nerv
ous
Sys
tem
• Includes brain and all
nerves• Brain• Central nervous system• Brain, spinal cord
• Peripheral nervous system• All branches of nervous
system
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Div
isio
ns
of
the
Nerv
ous
Sys
tem
• Somatic vs. Autonomic• Autonomic =
involuntary• Somatic = everything
you control
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Wit
hin
the
auto
nom
ic-
• Sympathetic nerves- • Prepare you for
emergency, bring organs “up”• Parasympathetic
nerves-• Calm body down after
event
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Dir
ect
ions
You will be assigned a
topic- either an organ or
set of terms. You will
have to:Explain it (5)Produce a diagram/worksheet for
the class to label (5) Have at least 2 real life
applications or examples
to help people remember
your information (5)Present to the class using
some sort of technology
(5)