Osmosis & Diffusion
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What is Diffusion
When there is bulk transport what allows the exit of particles
what is exocytosis
Harvests energy for cellular function
Active transport using energy from what
ATP
What does the dissolving
Solvent
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What is Diffusion
The cell membrane folds inward & together surrounding the substance in a pocket.
Endocytosis
Provides structural strength, protection, and increased resistance to water loss.
What is Cell Wall
Transports Protein
What is a Protein Channel
The fatty acid tails of a phospholipid are what
Hydrophilic
Diffusion always causes particles to move from a region of?
What is high to low
The cell membrane is made up of?
what is a phospholipid bilayer
Performs Photosynthesis
What is Chloroplast
Against the concentration gradient by use of what
what is a protein pump
The ingestion of solid material
Phagocytosis
Hypertonic and Hypotonic is what
what is tonicity
Other than the cell membrane what controls what goes in and out of cells to maintain homeostasis (balance)
What is Plasma Membrane
The difference in the concentration of a substance across a space is called
What is concentration gradient
Active transport requires what?
Energy (ATP)
The ingestion of surrounding fluid
Pinocytosis
True or false:
Helps plants and animals achieve homeostasis
True
What does the cell membrane separate?
What is, the inside of the cell from the outside of the cell
Allows some things through & keeps out others
Semi-Permeable or Selectively-permable
Active transport is important because...
Helps plants and animals to maintain to correct concentration of ions
ARP translates to
what is Adenosine triphosphate