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Cellular Transportation!
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Osmosis: Diffusion of water molecules through a semi-permeable membrane.
Semipermeablemembrane: A membrane that allows some molecules to pass through, rather than letting in all the molecules pass.
Diffusion: Movement of molecules from a higher concentration to a lower concentration.
Activetransport: Movement of molecules through a semi-permeable membrane that requires enzymes and energy.
Passivetransport: Movement of molecules through a semi-permeable membrane through a protein channel. It doesn’t require energy.
Hypertonic: When more water leaves the cell, making it shrink. This happens because there is a greater concentration inside the cell than outside.
Hypotonic: When more water enters the cell, causing it to expand. This happens because there is a greater concentrationoutside the cell than inside.
Isotonic: When the cell stays the same because the concentration is the same inside and outside the cell.
Excytosis: The process of getting materials out of the cell through the cell membrane.
Endocytosis: The process of getting materials into the cell through the cell membrane.
Phospholipidbilayer: It’s the structure that surrounds the outside of the cell. It’s composed by two layers of lipid molecules.
Cellular Transportation!
1. | When more water enters the cell, causing it to expand. This happens because there is a greater concentrationoutside the cell than inside. |
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2. | When more water leaves the cell, making it shrink. This happens because there is a greater concentration inside the cell than outside. |
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3. | Movement of molecules through a semi-permeable membrane through a protein channel. It doesn’t require energy. |
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4. | It’s the structure that surrounds the outside of the cell. It’s composed by two layers of lipid molecules. |
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5. | A membrane that allows some molecules to pass through, rather than letting in all the molecules pass. |
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6. | When the cell stays the same because the concentration is the same inside and outside the cell. |
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7. | Movement of molecules through a semi-permeable membrane that requires enzymes and energy. |
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8. | Movement of molecules from a higher concentration to a lower concentration. |
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9. | The process of getting materials out of the cell through the cell membrane. |
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10. | The process of getting materials into the cell through the cell membrane. |
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11. | Diffusion of water molecules through a semi-permeable membrane. |
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Cellular Transportation!
1. | When more water enters the cell, causing it to expand. This happens because there is a greater concentrationoutside the cell than inside. |
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2. | When more water leaves the cell, making it shrink. This happens because there is a greater concentration inside the cell than outside. |
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3. | Movement of molecules through a semi-permeable membrane through a protein channel. It doesn’t require energy. |
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4. | It’s the structure that surrounds the outside of the cell. It’s composed by two layers of lipid molecules. |
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5. | A membrane that allows some molecules to pass through, rather than letting in all the molecules pass. |
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6. | When the cell stays the same because the concentration is the same inside and outside the cell. |
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7. | Movement of molecules through a semi-permeable membrane that requires enzymes and energy. |
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8. | Movement of molecules from a higher concentration to a lower concentration. |
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9. | The process of getting materials out of the cell through the cell membrane. |
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10. | The process of getting materials into the cell through the cell membrane. |
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11. | Diffusion of water molecules through a semi-permeable membrane. |
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© 2013
PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only