B1b- transport in cells Flashcards

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What is diffusion?

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The spreading out of particles in a solution/gas
high concentration -> low concentration

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What is osmosis?

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The diffusion of water from a dilute solution to a concentrated solution through a partially permeable membrane

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What is active transport?

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Movement of substances from a more dilute solution to a more concentrated solution against a concentration gradient.

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How are small intestines adapted for cell transport? (3)

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villi- increase surface area
villus- thin membrane to allow a short diffusion
each villus has a good blood supply

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How are the lungs adapted for cell transportation? (4)

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Alveoli- increase surface area in the lungs
Alveoli have a thin membrane to allow a short diffusion path
Each alveolus has a good blood supply
Good ventilation in animals for gas exchange

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How are gills in fish adapted for cell transportation? (4)

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Gill filaments increase surface area in gills
Gills have a thin membrane for a short diffusion path
Each gill has a good blood supply
Good ventillation in animals for gas exhange- flow of oxygen rich water through the mouth and out the gills

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How are roots adapted for cell transportation? (2)

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Root hair cells increase surface area in the roots
Root hair cells have a thin membrane which allows for a short diffusion path

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How are leaves adapted for cell transportation? (2)

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Leaves have a large surface area
Leaves are very thin and therefore allow for a short diffusion path

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