AP Bio Chapter 7 Flashcards

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What transport requires energy and how does it move

A

Active transport, Low to high concentration (or high to low)

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All things want to __________________ in nature

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Reach equilibrium

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2
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Which transport doesn’t require energy

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Passive, high to low concentration

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3
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Diffusion

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The passive transport of molecules across a semi-permeable membrane

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4
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Diffusion is ___________________ as long as it can fit

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Inescapable

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5
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Net movement (diffusion)

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For every 1 of a solute that moves, another will move in its place

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6
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What is the net movement at equilibrium

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7
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Osmosis

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The diffusion of water

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8
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What direction does water move in osmosis

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Opposite of expected solute movement

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9
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Gradient

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The different in the moving of solutes

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10
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What is the transport called of a protein is used

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Facilitated diffusion of

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11
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What are the proteins used in passive transport

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Channel and carrier proteins. Enables ions, glucose to move through

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12
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Active transport needs energy to do what process and what does it use to get that energy

A

Protein hydrolyzes molecules with ATP

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13
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What types of proteins are used in active transport

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Pumps

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14
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Tonicity

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The relative measure of a solution concentration. Tonicity of cell’s environment has serious consequences for the cell

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15
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Hypotonic solution

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Less dissolved solute that what’s inside

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Ironic solution

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Same amount of solute in the solution as what’s inside

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Hypertonic solution

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More solute in the solution than in what’s inside

18
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How does a contractile vacuole use water

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Fills up, then pushes it out

19
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Bulk transport

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Lots of stuff in/out

20
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Endocytosis

A

Intake of large molecules, more specialized

21
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Phagocytosis

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Cell eating

22
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Pinocytosis

A

Cell drinking

23
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Receptor mediated cytosis

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Cell being picky

24
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Exocytosis

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Release of large cellular products into outflow