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| What Part of the cell do materials pass through to get into and out of the cell? |
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| The diffustion of water across the cell membrane |
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| What happens to a red blood cell in very salty water? |
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| Whthappens to a red blood cell in pure water? |
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| Membranes can be compared a little bit ot soap bubbles. What happens when bubbles collide? What happens when a bubble is cut in two? |
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| They are too big to get in |
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| Why can water and oxygen travel freely through the cell membrane and sugar and amino acids can't? |
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| What is Passive transport |
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| diffusion of particle through the protiens |
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| what is Active Transport? |
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| The movement of particles through protiens agains the normal direction of diffusion |
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| What molecule gives the cell energy for active transport? |
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| What is fermentation? How is it similar to cellular respiration? How is it different? |
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Both Fermentaion and Cellular respiration break down food molecules in order to release the stored energy.
CR =uses oxygen
Fermentation= does not use oxygen |
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| a gradual change in the concentration of materials between two regions resulting in movement along the gradient. |
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| The condition in which all acting influences are balanced restulting in a stable system |
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| diffusion of particles through the protiens from area of high concentration to a lower concentration |
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| the movement of particles from an area of high concentration to a lower concentration |
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| diffusion of water through a cell membrane |
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| Selectively permeable membrane |
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| A cell membrane that allows certain molecules to pass through it by active or passive transprot |
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| the movement of particles through protiens against the normal direction of diffasion: from low to high concentration |
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| cell membrane surrounds and encloses a particle into a vesicle |
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| when a large particle is removed from the cell |
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| a process where plants capture sunlight and change it into food |
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| breaking down food molecules using oxygen to release stored energy |
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| breaking down food molecules not using O2 to release stored energy |
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| Balanced equation for what occurs in photo synthesis |
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| 6CO2+6H20+light--6cH12O6+6O2 |
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| What is the balanced equation for cellular respiration? |
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| C6H12O6+6O2----6CO2+6H2O+ATP |
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