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homeostasis, organelles, and cell specialization test

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Cell Membrane is also called the.. Plasma Membrane
Passive Transport.. Doesn't need ATP energy
Active Transport.. Needs energy
Membrane Transport is.. movement across cell
Diffusion is.. movement of molecules from high to low concentration
Passive's direction is.. Up to down
Active's direction is.. Down to up
What are the kinds of passive transport simple and facilitated
Simple diffusion does not need help to move by carrier protein
Facilitated diffusion needs help to move by carrier protein
Integral Proteins act as channels to move substances across membrane
osmosis is diffusion with water
the fluid bilayer's structure helps houses the proteins and limit what goes in and out the cell
hydrophobic non polar, come on in
hydrophillic polar, no getting in
diffusion occurs along a concentration gradient
rate of diffusion depends on temperature, charge, diameter of diffusing molecules, steepness of concentration gradient
comfrimational change shape change
feedback is what happens is what happens next
kinds of feedback pos and neg
negative feedback effectors OPPOSE change
positive feedback effectors ENHANCE change
homeostasis maintains an internal environment
what are the three components of homeostasis receptor, control center, effector
receptor senses a change in environment and signals CC
control center finds how to respond and signals effector
effector receives signal and adjusts
neg feedback loop changed variable goes back
pos feedback loop escalation change
lvls of org atom, molecule, mm, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism, population, community, ecosystem, biome, biosphere
Macromolecules carbs, phosphate, proteins, lipids
Pro No MBO, No nucleus, Free floating gene material
Eu MBO, Nucleus
solute being dissolved
solvent whats dissolving it
water is the universal solvent
water to.. solute to.. water, solute
Hypertonic SHRINKS LIKE DOG - water/solvent, +solute
Hypotonic SWELL LIKE HIPPO +water/solvent, -solute
Isotonic everything stays but it still changes
Ion is the pos/neg charge to an atom
ion pumps are special proteins that move ions to get ionic and voltage gradient
cotransort is like sobenna, H+, being carried by ken's backback, sucrose, to get ijn the movies, kicked out by ATP.
ATP is in a cycle of splitting constantly, ADP + P = ATP
ATP comes back together because of free phosphate
ENDOcytosis is import of material to cell by INfoldings of plasma membrane
kinds of ENDOcytosis phago, pino, receptor
CYTOSIS Active
phagocytosis cell eating
pinocytosis cell drinking
Endocytosis receptor coated pits tbat need right receptor
when homeostasis is lost... disease comes along
Created by: p.psicle
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