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herbes anatomy ch 3

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"living matter" cytomplasm
surrounds and serves as a boundary for cells plasma membrane
component of plasma membrane cholesterol
controls preprodcution of th cell nuclues
function in cell reporduction centrioles
power plug mitochondria
digestive bug lysosomes
chemical processing and packaging center golgi apparatrus
protein factories ribosomes
smoot and rough endoplasmic reticulum
energy reuired for active trasport is obtained from what? atp
example of passive transport diffusion
movement of substances from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration passive transport
involves the movement of solutes across a selectively permeable membrane by diffusion osmosis
specialized example of diffusion osmosis
always occurs down a hydrostatic pressure gradient filtration
uphill movemnt of a substance through a living membrane active transport proceess
example of active transport process ion pump, phagocytosis, and pinocytosis
example ofa cell that uses phagocytosis is the white blood cell
solution that contrains a higher concentration of salt than livig red blood cells hypertonic
when a red blood cell becomes engorged with water and will eventually lyse hypotomic
internal living material of cells is cytomplasm
protein factoris ribosomes
process of enzymes using oxygen to break down glucose and other nutrients to release energy required for cellurlar qork is cellular respiration
two of these rod-shaped structures exist in every cell centrioles
adenosine triphospphate is the chemimcal substance that provides the energy required fr active transport
a solution that contains a lower concentration of salt thatn living red blood cells would be hypotomic
it is the sequence of base paires in each gene of each chromosome that deetermines heredity
specific and visible stages of cell divion are precided by a period called interphase
stratified squamos epithelium assiste the body how? protection against invasion by micropgranisms
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