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TMS Cell Processes

Practice with Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration, Diffusion, Osmosis

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Type of passive transport when WATER crosses over a MEMBRANE Osmosis
Type of passive transport - not energy, high to low, small particles, may or may not have a membrane Diffusion
Requires energy, low to high concentration, larger particles Active Transport
Taking in of large particles Endocytosis
Taking out of waste from larger particles Exocytosis
The process in using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to make oxygen and glucose Photosynthesis
The process in using oxygen and glucose to make carbon dioxide, water, and ATP Cellular Respiration
Reactants of Photosynthesis Sunlight, Carbon Dioxide, Water
Products of Photosynthesis Oxygen and Glucose
Reactants of Cellular Respiration Oxygen and Glucose
Products of Cellular Respiraiton Carbon Dioxide, Water, and ATP
The place where photosynthesis takes place Chloroplasts
The location where cellular respiration takes place Mitochondria
Glucose is a type of Sugar
ATP Usable energy for your cells
Reactants What is needed or goes into an equation
Products What is made or comes out of an equation
The relationship between cellular respiration and photosynthesis is that they are - Opposites of each other. One goes out, that goes into the next. They need each other!
Semipermeable means - That it lets certain materials in and out fo the cell. Just like a policeman does at a crosswalk.
Created by: LPerry-Shaske
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