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Biology Chpt.5
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| passive transport | fueled by kinetic energy from cells,high-->low concentration |
| diffusion | movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration |
| concentration gradient | difference in concentration of molecules across a distance |
| osmosis | passive transport;process in which water molecules diffuse from high to low concentration |
| hypotonic | lower free water molecule concentration than cytosol |
| hypertonic | higher free water molecule concentration than in cytosol |
| isotonic | same free water molecule concentration as cytosol |
| contractive vacoules | get rid of excess water in a cell, uses energy |
| turgor pressure | the pressure put on the cell wall by water molecules |
| plasmoysis | the condition in which turgor pressure is lost and the cell shrinks away from the cell wall |
| cytolosis | bursting of cells (red blood cells in a hypotonic environ.) |
| facilitated diffusion | passive transport for molecules that can't diffuse independently (ex. glucose) |
| carrier proteins | proteins in cell membrane, change shape to allow molecules to enter/leave the cell |
| ion channels | proteins in cell membran that transport ions like sodium or calcium |
| active transport | requires energy to be expended,low-->high concentration |
| cell membrane pumps | carrier proteins in active transport |
| sodium potassium pump | moves 3 Na+ ions into cells external environment, as 2 K+ ions go into cytosol, active transport |
| enodocytosis | process by which cells ingest external fluid and large molecules (taking in); active transport! |
| pinocytosis | form of enodocytosis, involves the transport of solutes or fluids, "cellular drinking" |
| phagocytosis | form of enodocytosis, movement of large particles or whole cells, "cellular eating" |
| phagocytes | in animals, use phagocytosis to ingest bacteria & viruses that invade the body |
| exocytosis | process by which a substance is released from the cell (getting out); active transport! |
| transport | moving substances across a cell membrane |
| cell shrinks | hypertonic, because water diffuses out of the cell |
| cell swells | hypotonic, because water diffuses into the cell |