Cell Membrane and Cell Wall Function Flashcards

1
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definition of cell membrane

A

thin layer seperating contents from outside cell

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2
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definition of diffusion

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particle move from area of higher concentration to area of lower concentration so that all particles are equal

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3
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definition of solute

A

particles dissolved in water

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4
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definition of solvent

A

liquid that dissolves solute

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5
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definition of osmotic pressure

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pressure, due to flow of H2O from area of higher concent. to area of lower concent.

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6
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definition of isotonic solution

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same strength solution

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7
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definition of hypertonic solution + what does it do

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greater strength solution (takes away water from cell)

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8
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definition of hypotonic solution

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lower concentration of solute, which means higher concentration of water

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9
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definition of plasmolysis

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when plant cell shrinks (too little h2o)

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10
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definition of turgor pressure

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when plant cell swells up on itself

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11
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definition of facilitated transport + which way on concent. gradient

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passes 1 type of molec in and out of cell, it passes down on the concentration gradient (no energy required)

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12
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definition of crenation

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animal cell shrinks (loses h2o)

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13
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definition of active transport + which way on cencent. gradient

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move molecs from area of lower concent to area of higher concent, it requires energy (against concent gradient)

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14
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definition of endocytosis

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cell membrane forms vessicle around substance to be taken into cell

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15
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definition of phagocytosis

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endocytosis of larger particles

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16
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definition of pinocytosis

A

endocytosis of smaller particles

17
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definition of exocytosis

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vacuole(vessicle) fuses with cell membrane and substances leave cell

18
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definition of glycolipid

A

carbs strung in chains attatched to lipids on membrane

19
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definition of fluid mosaic model

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model of cell memb. 2 phospholipid layers with proteins (selectively permeable)

20
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what is osmosis

A

movement of water from area of higher concentration to area of lower concentration, across selectively permeable membrane

21
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what happens to animal cell in hypertonic solution

A

hemolysis (cell bursts)

22
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what happens to animal cell in hypotonic solution (what is process called)

A

crenation (cell shrinks)

23
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turgor pressure is best exemplified by placing a plant cell in a

A

hypotonic solution

24
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3 facts about active transport that differ from facilitated transport

A

-requires energy (ATP)
-moves against concent gradient
-not highly specific

25
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3 facts about facilitated transport that differ from active transport

A

-no energy req (no ATP)
-highly specific
-moves down concent gradient

26
Q

(T or F) salt can move in and out of cell

A

F

27
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(T or F) if a cell uses active transport to take in salt, then osmosis will follow and water will enter the cell

A

T

28
Q

An animal cell will take in water when placed in a ________ solution

A

hypotonic

29
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definition of concentration gradient

A

The difference in concentration of a particle b/w two areas