Jumat, 15 November 2013

BONE STRUCTURE


A. destination
a. To determine the effect of vinegar on chicken bones
b . Knowing the hard bone reaction
c . Understanding the structure of the hard bone and cartilage

B. background
The chicken had bones strong with solid particle composition and light weight scales . Scales are lightweight but heavy bird lets people have the ability to fly or swim for waterfowl . The backbone of the muscles in the neck and can be driven . The backbone forms a rigid structure that gives strength to the body that is strong enough to sustain the movement and activity of the wing ( Akoso , 1993) .
The bones are almost all kinds of poultry are pneumatic ( hollow ) . The hollow space associated with the respiratory system which enables a bird with a broken wing to breathe through the wing . This is a phenomenon that has been noted for a long time on the injured birds by hunters . Twelve percent of the chicken bone structure is a unique type of medullary bone . This is a small bone tissue that binds together a hollow structure with bone marrow and for wild birds as a substance useful for egg formation when low levels of calcium in their feed ( Blakely and Bade , 1991) .
Bones contain living cells and intracellular matrix covered mineral salts . Calcium phosphate materials make up about 80 % and the remaining minerals consisting mostly of calcium carbonate and magnesium phosphate ( Frandson , 1992) .
Sunsum cavity bone during the egg-laying hen infiltrated by bone sunsum system consisting of bone calcium . This section sunsum fill the space with a small soft woven bone and serves to form egg shells when calcium is available in a low feed . This sunsum bones found in hens is physiologically normal , but not found in roosters ( Akoso , 1993) .
Sunsum contained in the shin bone , the femur, pelvis , sternum, ribs , ulna , scapula and nails . Chicks while growing up , which is about 10 days before the first egg formation , began to hold bone sunsum . In the wild chicken , bones produce enough calcium to form calcium levels when the shell is eaten during laying low ( Akoso , 1993) .
Hen bone calcium deposits pets can only meet some egg shell formation . If calcium is low, then after egg-laying chickens more than 6 points , will lose about 40 % of the total bone calcium ( Akoso , 1993) .
C. Tools and materials
1 . tool
· Tweezers / clamp
· Knife / razor
· Glass objects / object
· jar
· Glass cover
· Microscope
· Pipette drops
· Tissue
· Water
2 . material
· Bone chicken thighs
· Bone chicken wing
· Acid vinegar
D. How it works:
1 . Prepare chicken thigh bone that is clean of the remnants of meat attached
2 . Observe the state of the chicken thighs before soaking with a solution of acetic acid , for example hardness , flexibility , color , record observations .
3 . Pour the liquid into a container of vinegar that has been provided .
4 . Close the container tightly using plastic give small hole
5 . Soak the bones for 1 week
6 . After a week of record changes that occur in the bones of the chicken on the observation table
E. Observations
a. Before soaked in vinegar water
· Bone hard
· The bones do not brittle
· Smelling Fishy
· Sum -sum red
· Bone white net
b . Once treated
· Bone bending
· Brittle bones
· Smelling foul
· The bone marrow and destroyed black
· Bone white blackish
a. Images of bone structure
F. discussion
Hard bone structure and cartilage have differences in their constituent elements . The difference is striking that give identity to the bone is cartilage that are flexible and hard bones that are dense and tough like cement . But cartilage can become hard bone in line with the growth experienced by the living creatures . This change meant that the bone can still perform its functions . Just as the baby's skeletal form hyaline cartilage . If the cartilage is not experiencing hardening ( ossification ) , then surely the tools vital body such as the heart and lungs are not well protected . Therefore a process of ossification .
G. conclusion :
If the bone , we soak in an acid solution , there will be changes in the bone structure , such as :
· Her bones will be brittle ,
· Her marrow will change color to black and
· His bones to be very flexible .
H. question
1 . What is the effect of vinegar on the bone ? explain!
2 . Mention the parts of bone that appear on the observations !
answer
1 . Effect of acetic acid on bone is bone elasticity changes after immersion HCl solution , Because
Ca + HCl - > CaCl2 + H2 ,
Thus , the less calcium in the bones because soluble in acid , then under certain conditions , the bone will become flexible / soft due to the composition of Ca in bone is decreased dramatically .
2 . Constituent of bones throughout the body generally we all come from the same material . From the outside to the inside in order to be able to find the layers :
1 . periosteum
2 . compact bone
3 . spongy bone
4 . bone marrow
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Rabu, 13 November 2013

Practicum report Biology Plant and Animal Cell Structure Class XI Science

ANIMAL CELL STRUCTURE AND CELL PLANT
A. PURPOSE1 . Observing the structure of animal cells and plant cells .2 . Distinguish the structure of animal cells and plant cells .3 . Identifying the structure function of the cell organelles .

B. BASIC THEORYCell was first discovered by Robert Hooke in 1665 , which was first observed cork cells ( Querqus Subber ) . Structure that appears is a box shape . The results Matheas cells followed by J. Theodora Schleiden and Schwann in 1838 , observing living cells turns cell structure is not just a box , and in it there is a liquid that is then continued cell research . The results are contained in the liquid cell organelles that have specific functions . Organelles are the nucleus , mitokondrea , ribosomes , endoplasmic reticulum , Golgi bodies , lysosomes , centrosome , plastids , etc. . Each organelle has a specific function .
C. TOOLS and MATERIALS1 . Microscope 8 . cork2 . Glass objects 9 . shallots3 . Glass deck 10 . Epithelium in the cheek cavity4 . Razor 11 . Methyl blue / gensen vinlel5 . Tweezers 12 . toothpick6 . Needle 13 . Lugol7 . Pipette 14 . Tissue / flannel
D. HOW TO WORK

    
Take the cork , slice crosswise with a razor blade repeatedly to obtain thin incision . Then put preparations on glass objects , used as drops of water cover with glass deck . Then observed with weak magnification ( 10x10 ) . Image . Observe denmgan 10 x 40 magnification , image and give testimony .
    
Take onion epidermis with tweezers , then place it on a glass object . Used as drops with Lugol , deck lid with glass . Then observed with weak magnification ( 10x10 ) . Image . Observe denmgan 10 x 40 magnification , image and give testimony .
    
Take cavity epithelium in the inner cheek with a clean toothpick and has been blunted . Slowly scratched into the inside of the cheek . Put the glass object , used as drops with methyl blue , deck lid with glass . Observed with a microscope with a magnification initially weak , then with strong magnification . Image cell shape , cell sumlah in units of the field of view , as well as give information .


F. DISCUSSION & QUESTIONS

    
Based on your observations , indicate that the observed cell section !
answer:

        
cork cells
         
space between cells
        
cell wall
        
cell cavities
        
onion epidermal cells
            
cell wall
            
cytoplasm
             
cell nucleus
        
epithelial cells
            
cell wall
            
cytoplasm
             
intisel


    
Explain the difference between dead cells to live cells !
Dead cells have no cell nucleus ( the cork cells ) , while the living cell has a cell nucleus ( in onion epidermal cells and epithelial cells ) that define life .
3 . Explain the difference between animal cells and plant cells ?
            
answer:

        
In plant cells there is a cell wall , whereas animal cells there is no cell wall .
        
In plant cells there glioksisom , whereas in animal cells there glioksisom .
        
In plant cells contained plastids , whereas in animal cells is not contained plastids .
        
In plant cells contained vacuoles , while animal cells are not contained vacuoles .


    
What is the function of staining with Lugol and Methyl blue ?

            
answer:To facilitate observation of the cell nucleus ( nucleus ) of a cell under a microscope microscopically

    
Look for information about cell parts and their functions , and electron micrograph images of cells results !

           
answer:
               
Cell parts and their functions :

          
plasma membrane
             
protects the cell contents .
             
regulate entry and exit of molecules .
            
receive stimuli from outside the cell .
        
cytoplasm
            
The storage of chemicals is essential for cell metabolism .
            
Venue for the demolition activities and preparation of substances through chemical reactions .
            
Ensuring the exchange of substances that metabolism going well .
         
nuclei
            
Controls all cell activities .
            
Issued and unit ribosomal RNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasm .
            
Carry genetic imformasi because it contains DNA .
         
centrioles
            
regulate polarity ( polar ) animal cell division .
            
Regulate chromosome segregation during cell division .
         
endoplasmic reticulum
            
Protein synthesis reservoir for distribution to the Golgi complex and eventually expelled from the cell .
            
Synthesizing proteins and cholesterol .
            
Offering poison ( detiksifikasi ) .
             
Road transport to move molecules from one part of the cell to the other cells .
         
ribosomes
            
Synthesize protein .
        
Golgi body
            
Forming pockets ( vesicles ) for secretion , especially in the gland cells .
            
Form the plasma membrane .
            
Forming the walls of plant cells .
            
Forming aksorong on spermatozoa that contain enzymes to break down the cell walls and the formation of lysosomes eggs .
         
lysosomes
            
Digest macromolecules and destroy foreign cells .
        
Peroxisome and Glioksisom
            
Perosisom berfingsi convert fats into carbohydrates dengam help of the enzyme catalase .
            
Glioksisom function convert fat into sugar .
        
mitochondria
            
Energy -producing cells .
        
plastids
            
Organelles that contain pigments .
        
vacuole
            
Place food reserves .
            
Save pigment .
            
Storing essential oils .
            
Save the rest of metabolism .
        
cytoskeleton
            
Provide mechanical strength to the cell .
            
Be the cell skeleton
            
The substance helps the movement of cells from one part to another part .