Organelles
This organelle is like a solar panel but it makes glucose
What is a chloroplast?
These types of molecules can not pass through the selectively permeable cell membrane.
What are large and charged molecules?
The only molecule moving through aquaporin during osmosis?
What is water?
Formulated to match the salinity of tears, contact lens saline causes this net change in water volume for eye cells.
What is none (zero)?
What is grow, repair, and replace?
The presence or absence of this organelle distinguishes eukaryotes from prokaryotes
What is the nucleus
The only thing that distinguishes facilitated diffusion from simple diffusion through the cell membrane.
What is a transport protein?
This is the direction of the concentration gradient in active transport.
What is low to high?
When comparing solutions this solution has a lower water concentration.
What is hypertonic?
This is the number of cells created by mitosis and their genetic comparison.
What is "two genetically identical cells"?
This organelle is similar to a gate, border security, and a security system.
What is the cell membrane?
All of macromolecules are in the cell membrane except for this one.
What are nucleic acids?
A type of transport that doesn't use a protein, travels high to low, and doesn't make vesicles.
What is simple diffusion?
Raisins expanding after being covered in water means the liquid was this type of tonicity.
What is hypotonic?
Smaller cells tend to have _______ SA:V ratios
What is higher (larger)?
These organelles work together like a recipe and a chef. Instructions are read then translated into a product
What are phospholipids?
Types of active transports that use vesicles to move things into or out of the cell in bulk.
What are exocytosis and endocytosis?
What is plasmolysis?
Intestine cells maximizes absorption without increasing cell size through this characteristic of cell membrane extension.
What is having folds (microvilli)?
These organelles work together to make plant cells in hypotonic solutions stiff.
What are the cell wall and large central vacuole?
This two word term describes cell membrane's tendency to let some materials in not others.
What is selective permeability?
This molecule must be present in all forms of transport making vesicles or going against the concentration gradient .
What is ATP (energy)?
Celery wilting after soaking in juice means this was the liquids tonicity?
What is hypertonic?
Interphase occupies the majority of cells' lives because they are completing this process before dividing.
What is copying genes (DNA replication)?