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AP Biology Chapter 7

Chapter 7

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What reduces phospholipid movement at high temperatures but hinders solidification at low temperatures? Cholesterol
What kind of molecules can passively go through the plasma membrane? Nonpolar
If a molecule uses ATP to cross the plasma membrane? Active Transport
What is the hydrophobic part of the lipid bilayer? The fatty acids tails
Name two types of endocytosis. Pinocytosis and phagocytosis
Name two examples of small nonpolar molecules that can pass through the plasma membrane easily. CO2 and O2
Name two ex of polar molecules that have to be transported by transport proteins through the plasma membrane. water and sugar
Cells can burst in what type of what type of solution? Hypotonic soulution
In a hypertonic solution what do animal cells do? Shrivel and shrink
_______ in your kidneys cells reclaim water from your urine. Aquaporins
If you put a cell in an isotonic solution will the cell shrink, expand, or neither why? Neither, water enters, leaves the cell equally
What is an ex of facilitated diffusion? Aquaporins
True of false water wants to be where there is a high concentration of H2O? False
What are two other names for transport proteins? Channel proteins and carrier proteins
Some membrane proteins can recognize what on another cell membrane? Glycoproteins
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