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5. Review Plasma Membrane Active Transport Water Membrane Architecture 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Passive Transport

6. The type of microscope in which the specimen has to be killed

7. What is the electron microscope?

8. This organelle makes ribosomes

9. What is the nucleolus?

10. The scientist that said that all plants were made of cells

11. Who is Schleiden?

12. The part of the experiment that depends on the thing being changed

13. What is the dependent variable?

14. The act where cells become specialized as they multiply and develop

15. What is differentiation?

16. This is the structure responsible for maintaining homeostasis of the cell

17. What is plasma (cell) membrane?

18. All cells are surrounded by this substance which helps shape them.

19. What is water?

20. The part of the phospholipid that touches water

21. What is the polar head?

22. The part of the cell membrane that does not allow water to pass

23. What are non-polar lipids?

24. The plasma membrane stops this type of molecule from entering the cell

25. What are polar molecules?

26. This is the diffusion of water

27. What is osmosis?

28. Diffusion will occur until this state is reached

29. What is dynamic equilibrium?

30. This is the pressure exerted by stuff in the cell on the cell wall

31. What is turgor pressure?

32. This is caused by a decrease in turgor pressure

33. What is plasmolysis?

34. This happens to the diffusion rate if the concentration is increased

35. What is increase?

36. This is used by the cell to take in food and minerals

37. What is endocytosis?

38. The different levels of concentration inside and outside of the cell

39. What is the diffusion (concentration) gradient?

40. This is what active transport requires in order to allow substances in and out

41. What is energy?

42. This is used by the cell to get rid of wastes

43. What is exocytosis?

44. The direction that active transport is able to move substances

45. What is from low to high?

46. This is the type of bond that forms between water molecules

47. What is a hydrogen bond?

48. A molecule that has a slight charge on either end

49. What is a polar molecule?

50. The attraction of like molecules (like sticks to like) Causes surface tension in water

51. What is cohesion?

52. This is the type of bond that holds the oxygen and hydrogens together in each individual water molecule

53. What is a covalent bond?

54. These are what the oxygen part of the water molecule hogs from the Hydrogen atoms

55. What are electrons?

56. The number of layers that makes up the cell membrane

57. What is two?

58. This is what gives the cell its nametag

59. What is a marker protein?

60. These act as passageways though the cell membrane

61. What is are carrier proteins?

62. These things transmit information into the cell by reacting to molecules outside of the cell

63. What are receptor proteins?

64. This is how your body distinguishes between its own cells and invading cells

65. What are marker proteins or nametags?

66. Make your wager

67. These are the 3 main scientists whose work proved biogenesis.

68. Who are Redi, Spallanzani, and Pasteur?