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Biology:d

functions of the Cell

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Movement of molecules from a region of high conctentration to a regoin of low concentration Diffusion
Allowing the passage of substances Permeable
Membrane through which some substances can pass through but others can't selectively permeable membrane
Diffusion of water through selectively permeable membrane osmosis
a condition in which one solution has a lower concentration of dissolved material than another Hypotonic
a condition in which one solution has a greater concentration of dissolved material than another Hypertonic
a condition in which two solutions have egual concentrations of dissolved substances Isotonic
a condition in which a cell shrinks from loss of water Plasmolysis
Process in which large solids are taken in by a cell Endocytosis
Process in which large solids are discharged from the cell exosytosis
cells take in very small particles of liquids Pinocytosis
Process of breaking molecules apart to release energy Cell respiration
a series of reactions in cell respiration Glycolysis
a series of reactions conducted in the presence of oxygen Aerobic respiration
the breakdown of glucose is completed without oxygen Fermentation
plants transform solar energy into chemical bond energy Photosynthesis
special plant organells in which photosynthesis takes place chloroplasts
the ability of an organism to maintain a stable enviornment Homeostasis
the splitting od a compuond into parts by the addition of water Hydrolysis
the sum of all physical and chemical processes by which living organized substance is produced and maintained Metabolism
a molecule which functions in energy storage and transfer Adenosine diphosphate(ADP)
a molecule which stores energy that is used to carry out cellular functions Adenosine triphosphate(ATP)
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