Active and Passive Transport
What is the opposite of Active Transport?
Passive Transport
Do all cells have a plasma membrane?
Yes
What is the reverse of exocytosis?
Endocytosis
Which big idea talks about molecular building blocks?
Big idea 2
Which AP Practice features models?
AP Practice 1
Which transport needs energy to complete its process?
Active transport
How many layers does the bilayer have?
Two
What is a major type of endocytosis that cells use?
Phagocytosis, Pinocytosis, and receptor-mediated endocytosis
Which big idea talks about Emergent Properties?
Big idea 4
Which AP Practice is about observations?
AP Practice 4
What are the carrier proteins in Active transport called?
Uniporters,Symporters,Antiporters
If something is hydrophilic, is it scared of water or is it attracted to water?
Attracted to water
In endocytosis which membrane envelops food particles and fluids?
The plasma membrane
Which big idea talks about Compartmentalization?
Big idea 2
Which AP Practice talks about bonds or connections?
AP Practice 7
What are the two main types of Active Transport?
Primary and Secondary Active Transport
What is the cell membrane made up of mostly?
Lipids
Which process do molecules enter the cell with?
Endocytosis
Which big idea is communication?
Big idea 3
Which AP Practice talks about finding a hypothesis?
AP Practice 3
What are two main types of passive transport?
Facilitated diffusion, Diffusion, Filtration, Osmosis
Are the phosphate heads attracted to water or scared of water?
Attracted to water
Which process exports materials needed for the cell wall through the plasma membrane?
Exocytosis
Which Big Idea talks about Charles Darwin?
Big Idea 1
Which AP Practice features estimations for measurements?
AP Practice 2