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Cells

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hypertonic higher concentration than cell fluids. Cell loses H2O and shrinks
hypotonic Solution less concentrated than intercellular fluid Draws H2O in, sweels and bursts
Isotonic Solution has same concentration of molecules as the fluid in the cells. Ex. Blood Plasma
endocytosis bulk movement of materials into cells
plasma membrane cells structure. outer covering of cells. Double layer lipd molecules
centrioles rod shaped (pasta) CELL DIVISION
cytoplasm main substance that fills cells and holds cell contents
Mitosis division process by which cell reproduction occurs
Prophase when double strand returns to spiral organization. centroils move to opposite ends of the cell
Osmosis no enery required. DIFFUSION of water through semimermeable membrane
Diffusion don't require cellular energy. constant movement from HIGH concentration to LOWER concentration.
Metaphase chromosomes line up across thread like spindle...middle
Anaphase Duplicate chromosomes seperate and begin to move towards opposite ends of cell
Interphase genetic Material is doubled prior to split. MUST HAPPEN BEFORE
Nucleotide must consist of phosphate unit nitrogen base sugar unit to make a nucleotide
nucleolus inside nucleus. Manufacters proteins
Ribosomes Formation of proteins. Where they are formed
endoplasmic reticulum Network of membranes
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