DiffusionOsmosis Active Transport Membrane Proteins Mixed Bag
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These two molecules easily diffuse across cell membranes 100 Answer
What are CO2 and O2? 100
When molecules diffuse, they are said to go with this. 200 Answer
What is the concentration gradient? 200
Ions that cannot get through the phospholipid bilayer and therefore must diffuse through a membrane protein, which is called this. 300 Answer
What is facilitated dffusion? 300
The energy for diffusion comes From this motion. 400 Answer
What is Brownian motion? 400
Osmosis is specifically defined as this. 100 Answer
What is the diffusion of water through a membrane? 100
When water diffuses through a membrane until it is equal on both sides, yet still equal movement through the membrane. Answer
What is dynamic equilibrium? 200
If you were to put one of your goldfish into my tank, the tank water would be this type of solution to the goldfish’s cells. 300 Answer
What is a hypertonic solution? 300
Protists that live in freshwater must consistently combat osmosis by the use of these specialized organelles. 400 Answer
What are contractile Vacuoles 400
Most protein pumps are powered by this energy source. 100 Answer
What is ATP? 100
Proteins made in the cell are released from vesicles via this process. 200 Answer
What is exocytosis? 200
The sodium potassium pump transports ions across a membrane in order to create this. 300 Answer
What is a Chemical Electrical Gradient 300
This powers the active transport that creates the gradient for chemiosmosis in photosynthesis. 400 Answer
What are sunlight and moving e-? 400
The cell surface markers that identify cells as foreign to the immune system. 100 Answer
What are antigens? 100
Insulin is recognized by these proteins, telling the cell to open up more channel proteins for glucose. 200 Answer
What are receptor proteins? 200
Because the membrane is made up of many components that can all move around each other, it is said to be this. 300 Answer
What is fluid mosaic? 300
A membrane protein that is formed with a carbohydrate chain attached. 400 Answer
What is a glycoprotein? 400
The kidney uses this process to control the water in the blood. 100 Answer
What is osmosis? 100
This molecule can cause the cell membrane to become more rigid. 200 Answer
What is cholesterol? 200
A phospholipid has these two parts. 300 Answer
What is a phosphate head and a lipid tail 300
The osmotic pressure that keeps a plant rigid. 400 Answer
What is turgor pressure? 400
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