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Data Set Science L6

HW Life Science 11/19/14

TermDefinition
Gallblader An accessory organ in the digestive system; stores bile produced in the liver.
Active Transport When a cell exerts energy to move substances in and out of its membrane; uses transport proteins.
Diffusion Also known as passive transport, it is the process of substances moving into and out of a cell's membrane without cellular energy.
Bile This digestive juice digests fat by breaking large fat droplets into smaller ones for later complete digestion. Produced in liver.
Liver Largest organ in the body, it warms blood and produces bile; only organ that can regenerate.
Pancrease Banana- shaped, this organ regulates and produces insulin in the bloodstream, and creates digestive juice that works alongside the bile
Duodenum The first 25 centimeters of the small intestine, pancreatic juice and bile work here when food enters it.
Pyloric Sphincter Gateway between the stomach and the small intestine, between the bottom of the stomach and the duodenum.
Semi Permable When something is choosy about what gets through it and what does not.
Passive Transport Also known as diffusion, the passing of substances in and out of a cell's membrane without using cellular energy.
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