What are you talking about?
"All RNA come to me"
What are ribosomes?
What is hypertonic?
This makes up the bilayer of the cell membrane.
What are phospholipids?
This is organism is typically unicellular and how no nucleus.
What is a prokaryote?
This is the diffusion of water.
What is osmosis?
"Stay in form"
What is the cell wall?
The solution is this when water moves equally both ways between the solution and the cell.
What is isotonic?
The middle of the bilayer has this relationship with water.
What is hydrophobic?
As the cell gets larger in the size, this happens to the SA:V ratio.
What is it decreases/gets smaller?
What is active transport?
"Nobody but me cleans up around here"
What is a lysosome?
The water potential is this when the solute potential is -7.8 bars and the pressure potential is 1 bars.
What is -6.8 bars?
This is how the large molecule of glucose moves into the cell.
What is through a protein channel?
This is why the mitochondria has a folded inner membrane.
What is to increase surface area?
This is needed as energy for the sodium potassium pump.
What is ATP?
"I have presents to be transported"
What are vesicles?
What is -9.81 bars?
This is how oxygen gas moves into a cell.
This is the surface area of sphere that has a radius of 3cm.
What is 113.04 cm2?
These types of organism keep the tonicity within their cells the same as the surrounding environment?
"Add a new vis, for a finishing touch"
What is the Golgi Apparatus?
This is the way water will move when the water potential of the cell is -10.65 bars and the water potential of the solution the cell is in is -11.41 bars.
What is out of the cell?
This the protein channel that allows water to move quickly into the cell.
What is an aquaporin?
This is the volume of a cube that has one side that is 6cm long.
What is 216 cm3?
What causes the sodium potassium pump protein to change shape so it moves sodium out of the cell.
What is phosphorylation (adding a phosphate group to the protein to change its shape)?