Organelles & Cell Parts
Membrane Structure
Passive vs. Active Transport
Tonicity & Osmoregulation
Surface Area to Volume & Compartmentalization
100

This organelle is a site of photosynthesis in plants and photosynthetic algae.

Chloroplasts

100

These molecules form a bilayer with hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails.

Phospholipids

100

This passive process uses transport proteins but still moves down a gradient

Diffusion

100

Water moves from high water potential to this

Low water potential

100

Compared with eukaryotes, prokaryotes typically lack these structures

Nucleus

200

This structure synthesizes proteins by reading mRNA.

Ribosomes

200

The interior of the bilayer is primarily this

Nonpolar

200

This transport process requires ATP to move substances against a gradient

Active Transport

200

This is the diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane

Osmosis

200

As a cells size increases, this ratio generally decreases

Surface Area to Volume

300

The double membrane and folded inner membrane of this organelle support aerobic repiration.

Mitochondria

300

These membrane proteins provide pathways for ions and polar molecules to cross the membrane

Channel Proteins

300

This is the net movement of molecules down a concentration gradient

Passive Transport

300

This term describes equal solute concentrations inside and outside the cell.

Isotonic

300

Membrane folds and microvilli primarily increase this

Surface Area

400

This plant cell structure maintains turgor pressure through water storage.

Vacuole

400

This model describes membranes as dynamic structures with moving components.

Fluid Mosaic Model

400

This protein channel moves large quantities of water across membranes

Aquaporin

400

A solution with lower solute concentration than the cell is described as this relative to the cell

Hypotonic

400

This theory explains the origin of mitochondria and chloroplasts from free-living prokaryotes

Endosymbiotic Theory

500

This term refers to refers to multiple membrane-bound components working together to modify and transport cell products.

Endomembrane System

500

These membrane components are commonly involved in cell recognition and signaling

Glycolipids

500

Taking in large particles by folding the plasma membrane inward is called this

Endocytosis

500

this overall process maintains internal water balance and solute composition in organisms

Osmoregulation

500

This term describes membranes seperating reactions into specialized regions in eukaryotes

Compartmentalization 

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