Cell Structure: Information
Cell Structure: Analyzing Photos and Micrographs
Cell Membranes
Active and Passive Transport
Osmosis
100
Archaea and Bacteria can be classified by this group of cell
What is a Prokaryotic Cell
100
Name this part of the cell.
What is Rough ER
100
Contains 1 polar head and 2 non-polar tails
What is a Phospholipid?
100
Involved movement along a concentration gradient
What is passive transport?
100
Water movement is determined by relative solute concentrations
What is osmosis
200
This cell does not have a cell wall
What is an animal cell
200
The big, white area in a plant cell
What is the central vacuole?
200
The causes of a bilayer
What is hydrophilic head facing outside and hydrophobic tails facing inside?
200
Involves movement against a concentration gradient
What is active transport?
200
The measure of a solute concentration
What is osmolarity
300
Prokaryotes can reproduce via...
What is binary fission
300
Name this area of the cell
What is Golgi Apparatus
300
Name this model
What is the Davson-Danielli Model?
300
The amount of ATP passive transport uses
What is none (haha I know... very creative)
300
The same relative solute concentration
What is Isotonic
400
This cell has 80S Ribosomes
What are eukaryotic cells?
400
Name this part of the cell.
What is the mitochondria
400
Name this model...
What is Singer Nicolson Model?
What is the Fluid Mosaic Model?
400
Small of lipophilic molecules that move freely across the cell membrane
What is simple diffusion
400
This solution causes cells to shrivel
What is hypertonic?
500
The process where a prokaryote evolves into a eukaryote
What is endosymbiosis?
500
Name this part of the cell
What is a vesicle
500
Both ways peripheral proteins can be removed
What are salt or pH changes
500
The three types of active transport
What is simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, and osmosis
500
Transport coupled to another molecule moving along an electrochemical gradient
What is indirect active transport?