Unit 1: The basis of life                                              1   2   3   4   5   6

 

 

5. Cellular interaction

Interaction allows cells perceive the changes in their surrounding (stimuli) and act in consequence (responses).

 

- Stimulus is any change, chemical or physical, in the medium able to provoke

   a response, such as changes in light or temperature.

 

- Response is the cell reaction when a stimulus is perceived.

  The main ones are movements, secretion of substances and cellular division.

 

READING ACTIVITIES

                                                                                          

After reading the text, copy and answer the following questions into your notebook:

Remember: you must make complete sentences.

 

5.1. Euglena is a type of unicellular algae

       which lives in fresh water.

       It has a flagellum and a specialised

       organelle that allows it to detect the light,

       called eyespot.

 
       a. What kind of nutrition does Euglena have? 
 
       b. Is an advantage or a disadvantage for these
           organisms have an eyespot?

     And have a flagellum?

     Why?


 c. This is an example of interaction function.

     Can you identify the stimulus?

     And the response?


 

 

 

Now,

check

your

answers!

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