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2 Homeostasis
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3 Osmosis
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4 Facilitated Diffusion
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5 Passive Transport
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6 Active Transport
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7 Solutions
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9 Helps an organism maintain homeostasis by controlling what enters or leaves the cell
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10 What is the cell membrane?
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11 Causes the concentration of molecules to be the same throughout a space
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12 What is diffusion?
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13 State that exists whenever molecular concentration is the same throughout a space or across a membrane
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14 What is equilibrium?
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15 Solution type when solute concentrations inside and outside the cell are equal Solution type when solute concentrations inside and outside the cell are equal
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16 What is isotonic?
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17 Organelle in paramecia that pumps out excess water
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18 What is a contractile vacuole?
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19 Universal Solvent
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20 What is water?
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21 Chemical property that makes water such a good solvent
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22 What is polarity?
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23 External solution that causes water to move into the cell
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24 What is hypotonic?
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25 Direction water moves in passive transport
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26 What is down the concentration gradient?
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27 Prefix that refers to a high solute concentration compared to another solution
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28 What is hyper-?
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29 diffusion through a transport protein
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30 What is facilitated diffusion?
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31 Proteins that move substances across a membrane
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32 What are transport or carrier proteins?
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33 Direction across the cell membrane that carrier proteins allow movement
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34 What is from higher to lower concentration?
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35 This happens to a carrier protein when it binds with the molecule it’s moving
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36 What is change shape?
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37 Type of molecules that cross by facilitated diffusion
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38 What are amino acids or glucose? (polar or charged)
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39 Passive transport without help of proteins
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40 What is diffusion?
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41 Direction molecules diffuse across a cell membrane
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42 What is high to low concentration?
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43 Water movement across a cell membrane
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44 What is osmosis?
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45 Point where molecules are evenly distributed
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46 What is equilibrium?
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47 Water pressure exerted against plant cell walls
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48 What is turgor?
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49 Required by cells when materials move by active transport
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50 What is ATP or energy?
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51 Direction of movement across a membrane during active transport
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52 What is low to high concentration?
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53 membrane “pumps” membrane “pumps”
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54 What are transport proteins?
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55 Membrane pumping system that keeps Na+ ions concentrated
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56 What is the sodium- potassium pump?
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58 Process where cells “drink” droplets of liquid
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59 What is pinocytosis?
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60 Condition inside cell if outside of cell is hypotonic
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61 What is hypertonic?
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62 A unicellular organism’s organelle which pumps out water
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63 What is a contractile vacuole?
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64 Direction of water movement when the solute concentration outside the cell is lower than inside
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65 What is water moving into the cell?
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66 Molecules soluble in this can diffuse through the cell membrane
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67 What are lipids?
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68 Condition inside cells when plant cells lose turgor pressure and wilt
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69 What is plasmolysis?
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71 Transport
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72 Kinetic energy of molecules or a concentration gradient
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73 What makes passive transport possible?
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