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        | responsible for the majority of the lipid bilayer |  | 
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        | the study of the structure and function of cells |  | 
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        | protiens found in plasma membrane act as receptors, chennels, transporters, exnymes, and cell identity markers |  | 
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        | protiens found in plasma membrane act as receptors, chennels, transporters, exnymes, and cell identity markers |  | 
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        | 2 basic ways substances move in and out of the cell |  | Definition 
 
        | passive movement and active transport |  | 
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        | passive movement solute moves down its concentration gradient. high concentration to a low concentration
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        | the net movement of water througha selectively permeable membrane |  | 
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        | cellular energy required to transport substances acrross the PM against a concentration gradient |  | 
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        | phagocytosis or pinocytosis. bringing large quantities INTO the cell |  | 
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        | large quantities of substances released OUT of the cell |  | 
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        | intracellular fluid-protiens, ions, nutrients and waste products site of many chemical reactions
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        | provides structure and integrity to cell |  | 
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        | use microtubules-direct chromosome movement during cell division |  | 
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        | only in sperm, like cilia but longer motility
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        | site of protein synthesis |  | 
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        | network of folded membranes rough er: where ribosomes are attached
 smooth er: site of lipid synthesis
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        | powerhouse of the cell. generates ATP |  | 
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        | synthesis and packing of secretions directs final cellular products to specific destinations-intra or extracellular
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        | membrane enclosed vesicles containing digestive enzymes |  | 
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        | contains the cell's genetic material: DNA 
 contains the nucleolus:specific genetic material RNA for ribosome synthesis
 
 controls most cellular activities
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