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Mod 2,3,and 4 final

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all the cell contents between the plasma membrane and the nucleus cytoplasm
Why cant cells grow huge? it would rupture
extensions of the plasma memebrane, (approx 1-2 ums long) increases it surface levels Microvili
a layer of carbohydrate moleclues bonded to the phospholipids and protiens of a plasma membrane Glycocalyx
Molecule composed of 2 fatty acids and a phosphate- containin groupo bonded to the three carbons of a glycerol molecule phospholipid
cytoplasm filled extensions of the cell ranging from filameontous to blunt finger like processes pseudopods
what are the 3 principal types of connections between cells? desmosomes, tight junctions, and gap junctions
what junction completely encircles the epithelial cell near its upper end and joins it securely to the adjecent cells? Tight junctions
what type of junction is a patch for interlocking protiens that hold cells together at a specific point Desmosome
formed by a ring of 6 protiens arranged( like segments of orange) Gap junctions
what is the process in which hydrostatic pressure forces fluid through a selectively permeable membrane filtration
what is the net movement of particles from high to low places of concentration Simple diffusion
what is the net movement of water through a selectively permeable from the side where there is relatively low consentration of soludes to the side where there is high solute concentration? Osmosis
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