Cell Transport Basics
Osmosis & Solutions
Cell Membrane Structure
The body and me
Parts of the body
100

A difference in the amount of a substance on either side of a barrier or a shape

Concentration gradient

100

The movement of water molecules across a membrane from a area of low solute concentration to a area of high solute concentration

Osmosis

100

The amount of a substance

Concentration

100

Muscular-walled tubes forming part of the circulation system by which blood flows from the heart to all parts of the body

Artery

100

Unit of the kidney that is responsible for filtering blood to create urine

Nephron

200

Movement of gasses or solids from an area of high concentration to lower concentration 

Diffusion

200

water molecules travel towards areas of higher solute concentration

Osmosis rule

200

The structural component of all cell membranes consisting of 2 layers of phospholipid molecules arranged tail to tail

Lipid Bilayer
200

Brings oxygen-rich blood from the left lung to the left atrium

Vein

200

A tube that carries urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder

Ureter

300

Osmosis and diffusion occur without the need of energy from the cell

Passive transport 

300

When the solute amount on the inside of the cell is higher than the solute amount outside the cell

Hypotonic Solution

300

When the protein channel lets things in and out of the cell

Membrane channel protein

300

Exchange substances between the blood and body tissues

Capillary

300

A tube that connects the urinary bladder to the outside of the body

Urethra

400

Requires the cell to use energy as substances that are pumped from ares of lower concentration to higher

Active transport

400

When solutes are equal in concentration on the outside and inside of the cell

Isotonic solution

400

A substance, normally liquid, that dissolves another substance to make a solution

Solvent

400

The organ that filters blood to remove waste, extra water, and acid producing urine

Kidney

400

Removing excess fluid and salt from the body

Diuretic

500

Some substances can pass across the cell membrane and not others 

Selectively permeable

500

When the solute amount on the outside of the cell is higher than the solute amount inside the cell

Hypertonic Solution

500

The fluid that has passed through a filter leaving solid particles behind

Filtrate

500

High or low level of glucose in the blood

Diabetes

500

A protein that uses energy to actively transport ions or molecule across a biological membrane 

Membrane protein pump