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    Cell Membrane Poster Project

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    This document outlines a cell membrane poster project assignment. Students are to label different components of the cell membrane including phospholipids, transport proteins, and ions. They will also explain various transport mechanisms such as passive transport, diffusion, osmosis, and active transport via sodium-potassium pumps. Questions on the back of the poster will require students to describe these processes in more detail. Clear labeling, organization, and neat presentation are emphasized for full credit.

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    Cell Membrane Poster Project

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    This document outlines a cell membrane poster project assignment. Students are to label different components of the cell membrane including phospholipids, transport proteins, and ions. They will also explain various transport mechanisms such as passive transport, diffusion, osmosis, and active transport via sodium-potassium pumps. Questions on the back of the poster will require students to describe these processes in more detail. Clear labeling, organization, and neat presentation are emphasized for full credit.

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    This document outlines a cell membrane poster project assignment. Students are to label different components of the cell membrane including phospholipids, transport proteins, and ions. They will also explain various transport mechanisms such as passive transport, diffusion, osmosis, and active transport via sodium-potassium pumps. Questions on the back of the poster will require students to describe these processes in more detail. Clear labeling, organization, and neat presentation are emphasized for full credit.

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    Cell Membrane Poster Project

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    This document outlines a cell membrane poster project assignment. Students are to label different components of the cell membrane including phospholipids, transport proteins, and ions. They will also explain various transport mechanisms such as passive transport, diffusion, osmosis, and active transport via sodium-potassium pumps. Questions on the back of the poster will require students to describe these processes in more detail. Clear labeling, organization, and neat presentation are emphasized for full credit.

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    NAME_________________________ BLOCK_______

    Cell Membrane Poster Project (30 points)


    This project is meant to take you through and remind you of the different types of transport
    that help different particles, ions and molecules cross the cell membrane. This project can help
    you by not only seeing a visual of the different types of transport, but also helping you review at
    the end of the unit. You may work with ONE partner.
    Labeling your Membrane (12 points): Your membrane should contain all the following labels.
    These labels should be neatly depicted on your membrane and should show the range of
    different transport methods that happen across the cell membrane. Make sure to show moving
    particles with arrows!
    1. Phospholipid 14. Carrier Protein
    2. Hydrophobic Tails 15. Glucose (large, non-polar)
    3. Hydrophillic Heads 16. Passive Transport
    4. Intracellular Space 17. High Positive Charge
    5. Extracellular Space 18. Low Positive Charge
    6. Integral Protein 19. Sodium-Potassium Pump
    7. Peripheral Protein 20. Sodium Ion (Na+)
    8. Cholesterol 21. Potassium Ion (K+)
    9. Diffusion 22. Endocytosis or Exocytosis (only
    10. Osmosis eligible if all other labels are shown)
    11. High Concentration a. Vesicle
    12. Low Concentration b. If endocytosis, label the type
    13. Channel Protein

    Explaining your membrane (24 points): These questions help to further explain the different
    processes happening on your depiction of the cell membrane. Please answer ALL these
    questions ON THE BACK of your membrane poster. This is not only a good way to explain what’s
    happening on your membrane, but also a way to review all the types of transport we have
    learned about.
    1. Why do we refer to the cell membrane as “semi-permeable”?

    2. How do you know the phospholipid tails are water fearing and the heads are water
    loving?

    3. What is the difference between integral proteins and peripheral proteins?


    NAME_________________________ BLOCK_______

    4. Why does the membrane contain cholesterol?

    5. How does diffusion work and why doesn’t it require energy?

    6. What is osmosis?

    7. Why does the membrane have transport proteins to help facilitated diffusion?

    8. What is the difference between channel and carrier proteins?

    9. How do Sodium-Potassium Pumps work differently than carrier proteins?

    10. What determines the shape of a pump protein?

    11. How are vesicles involved in endocytosis and exocytosis?

    12. Describe the different types of endocytosis and what makes them different.

    Making your membrane neat (4 points): These are just a couple reminders to help you keep your
    membrane easy to refer to and easy to review the different processes.
    Follow all these guidelines to receive full credit for neatness:

     All labels and explanation should be legible.


     Your membrane should contain color of some sort.
     Your types of transport should be spaced out and organized into categories.
     Any movement (of particles or ions) should be shown with arrows.
     Questions will be checked for accuracy.
    NAME_________________________ BLOCK_______

     Your name and block should be on the back of the poster.

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