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1 Biology: Cell Bingo Protects the cell and regulates what comes in and out Cell Membrane

2 Biology: Cell Bingo Which word means that only some items are able to enter/exit a cell? SEMI PERMEABLE

3 Biology: Cell Bingo What are the macromolecules within the membrane that help transfer large molecules PROTEIN

4 Biology: Cell Bingo The cell below after water moves will become _________? Hypotonic

5 Biology: Cell Bingo The macromolecule that makes up the majority of the membrane. Phospholipids

6 Biology: Cell Bingo Cells transport materials through the membrane in order to reach _______________. Equilibrium

7 Biology: Cell Bingo Same – State
The reason cells move to reach equilibrium. Homeostasis

8 Biology: Cell Bingo Requires the use of energy to pass through the cell Active Transport

9 Biology: Cell Bingo Movement of WATER from High to Low concentrations.
OSMOSIS

10 Biology: Cell Bingo Large particles are surrounded by the membrane and moved OUT. EXOCYTOSIS

11 Biology: Cell Bingo The phosphate heads are _____________ Hydrophillic

12 Biology: Cell Bingo Which transports requires energy to bring IN large molecules? ENDOCYTOSIS

13 Biology: Cell Bingo What tonicity would your cells be if you were dehydrated? Hypertonic

14 Biology: Cell Bingo The fatty acid tails are ________? Hydrophobic

15 Biology: Cell Bingo Diffusion and Osmosis are examples of this transport? Passive Transport

16 Biology: Cell Bingo The picture show what kind of transport ( specific ) Diffusion

17 Biology: Cell Bingo If a human drinks salt water their cells become…?
Hypertonic

18 Biology: Cell Bingo What is the movement of materials from a high to low concentration called? DIFFUSION

19 Biology: Cell Bingo Water moves through which process? OSMOSIS

20 Biology: Cell Bingo Molecules become balanced at which state?
EQUILIBRIUM

21 Biology: Cell Bingo Which type of diffusion involves large molecule exiting through large protein channels? FACILITATED

22 Biology: Cell Bingo What is the movement of materials from a low to high concentration called? ACTIVE TRANSPORT

23 Biology: Cell Bingo Which active transport has cells swallowing large solid particles? ENDOCYTOSIS

24 Biology: Cell Bingo Which active transport has cells expelling particles through the plasma membrane? EXOCYTOSIS

25 Biology: Cell Bingo What happens to cells placed in pure water? SWELL

26 Biology: Cell Bingo What happens to cells placed in salt water? SHRINK

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