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These two molecules easily diffuse
across cell membranes
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What are CO2 and O2?
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When molecules diffuse, they
are said to go with this.
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What is the concentration gradient?
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Ions that cannot get through the
phospholipid bilayer and therefore
must diffuse through a membrane
protein, which is called this.
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What is facilitated dffusion?
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The energy for diffusion comes
From this motion.
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What is Brownian motion?
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Osmosis is specifically
defined as this.
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What is the diffusion of water
through a membrane?
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When water diffuses through
a membrane until it is equal on
both sides, yet still equal
movement through the membrane.
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What is dynamic equilibrium?
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If you were to put one of your
goldfish into my tank, the tank
water would be this type of solution
to the goldfish’s cells.
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What is a hypertonic solution?
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Protists that live in freshwater
must consistently combat osmosis
by the use of these specialized
organelles.
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What are contractile Vacuoles
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Most protein pumps are powered by
this energy source.
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What is ATP?
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Proteins made in the cell are
released from vesicles
via this process.
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What is exocytosis?
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The sodium potassium pump
transports ions across a membrane
in order to create this.
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What is a
Chemical Electrical Gradient
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This powers the active transport
that creates the gradient for
chemiosmosis in photosynthesis.
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What are sunlight and moving e-?
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The cell surface markers that
identify cells as foreign to the
immune system.
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What are antigens?
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Insulin is recognized by these
proteins, telling the cell to open up
more channel proteins for glucose.
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What are receptor proteins?
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Because the membrane is made up
of many components that can all
move around each other, it is said
to be this.
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What is fluid mosaic?
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A membrane protein that is formed
with a carbohydrate chain attached.
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What is a glycoprotein?
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The kidney uses this process
to control the water in the blood.
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What is osmosis?
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This molecule can cause the cell
membrane to become more rigid.
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What is cholesterol?
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A phospholipid has these two parts.
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What is a phosphate
head and a lipid tail
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The osmotic pressure that
keeps a plant rigid.
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What is turgor pressure?
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