Chapter 3 REVIEW Flashcards
According to the Cell Theory, which statement is Incorrect ?
ALL ORGANISMS ARE MADE UP OF MULTIPLE CELLS
When your upper arm muscle contracts, what is producing the movement ?
PROTEINS WITHIN CELLS OF THE BICEP BRACHII SLIDE PAST EACH OTHER LENGTHWISE
Which is NOT one of the three major components of a typical Eukaryotic Cell?
RIBOSOMES
Which part of the cell structure acts as the digestive system of cell, breaking down materials ?
LYSOSOME
Where in a Eukaryotic Cell would you find genes ?
IN THE DNA WITHIN CELLS NUCLEUS
True/False : Cells join together to form organelles, which forms our organs and organ systems
FALSE
What is the main component of the cell membrane ?
PHOSPHOLIPIDS
Which is a characteristic of the cell membrane ?
SEMIPERMEABLE
What function is NOT a major function of proteins in the cell membrane?
FORMING THE ENTIRE GLYCOCALYX
Which part of the cell membrane is usually in contact with Interstitial fluid ?
PHOSPHATE HEADS OF A PHOSPHOLIPID
Which solute would move the fastest?
SODIUM CHLORIDE
For solutes to move by diffusion, which characteristic does NOT affect the rare across the membrane ?
THE POTENTIAL ENERGY OF SOLUTE and THE MEMBRANE PORE SIZE
Solutes are transported through the dialysis membrane by :
SIMPLE DIFFUSION
Which membranes would sodium chloride diffuse?
50 MWCO, 100 MWCO, & 200 MWCO
Diffusion is :
MOVEMENT OF MOLECULES FROM AN AREA OF [HIGH] to [LOW] CONCENTRATION
What is the difference between simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion?
IN FACILITATED, MOLECULES ONLY MOVE WITH THE AID OF A PROTEIN IN MEMBRANE
What would most likely INCREASE the rate of diffusion?
SMALL CONCENTRATION GRADIENT
What components are part of the Active Process ?
SECONDARY ACTIVE TRANSPORT
PRIMARY ACTIVE TRANSPORT
ENDOCYTOSIS
EXOCYTOSIS
What components are part of the Passive Process ?
FACILITATED DIFFUSION
SIMPLE DIFFUSION
OSMOSIS
Simple Diffusion :
HIGH to LOW
*LIPIDS
Facilitated Diffusion :
HIGH to LOW
*FRUCTOSE
Osmosis :
*WATER
Secondary Active Transport :
HIGH to LOW *Na +
LOW TO HIGH *Glucose
Primary Active Transport :
HIGH to Low *Na+
LOW to HIGH * K+