SECTION 1 KEY TERMS | KEY TERMS CH 4 SECTION 1 | CH 4 SECTION 2 | CH 4 SECTION 2 KEY TERMS |
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Causes a cell to shrink. Hypertonic solution - move from an area of high concentration to low concentration
HYPERTONIC SOLUTION
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Differnce in the concentation of a substance
CONCENTRATION GRADIENT
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Transports amino acids are sugars down the concentration gradient without using the cell's energy.
FACILITATED DIFFUSION
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The movement of substances out of a cell using vesicles.
EXCYTOSIS
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Causes a cell to swell. Hypotonic solution - move from an area of low concentration to high concentration
HYPOTONIC SOLUTION
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Movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
DIFFUSION
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Movement of substances across the cell membrane using energy.
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
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A protein that binds to a signal molecule,causing the cell to respond to the signal molecule.
RECEPTOR PROTEIN
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A solution that causes the cell volume to remain the same.
ISOTONIC SOLUTION
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Equal concentration of a substance throughout a space.
EQUILIBRIUM
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A membrane pump that transports three sodium ions out if the cell and two potassium into the cell.
SODIUM - POTASSIUM PUMP
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Amplifies the signal of the original signal molcule,the first messanger.
SECOND MESSANGER
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Carries substances across the cell membrane and they releases them.
CARRIER PROTEIN
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The diffusion of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
OSMOSIS
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Supplies the energy to the pump (Active transport).
ATP
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BONUS !!!
BONUS !!!
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Movement through the cell membrane that does not require energy.
PASSIVE TRANSPORT
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BONUS!!!!
BONUS !!!
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Thw movement of substances into a cell using vesicles.
ENDOCYTOSIS
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BONUS !!!!!
BOUNS !!!!!!!!
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