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What is the difference between cell adhesion, and cell recogniton? Cell recognition is when one cell binds to another cell of a certain type, and cell recognition is when two differnt cells bind.
What is the difference between homotypic and heterotypic bonding? Homotypic= Adhesion of cells of the same type.Heterotypic= Adhesion of cells of differnt types.
What cell junction is made up of special channel proteins? Gap Junction.
In order to reach and Equillibrium, molecules are moved in what order, to what concentration? High to Low.
In the process of Osmosis, is metabolic energy used? No.
What function does Turger Pressure serve? Turger Pressure keeps plants standing upright, and enlarges plant cells. Without enough water, the Turger Pressure will decrease, and the plant will wilt.
What energy does an Active Transport require? ATP.
The Sodium-Potassium Pump is found in ------ cells? Animal.
What do Phagocytosis and Pinocytosis have in common? Both process will let mostly anything enter the cell, they are both non-specific unlike Receptor-mediated Endocytosis.
When a receptor protein binds to a ------, the coated pit forms a coated vesicle around the molecule. Ligand.
During Exocytosis, what two membranes merge? Phospholipid Bilayers.
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