Chapter 7 part 2 Flashcards

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What moves in homeostasis?

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food, oxygen, and other nutrients need to move into the cell, while useful products (water) and waste materials need to be exported

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passes through the the membrane

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permeable

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membrane only allows certain substances through

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selectively permeable

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diffusion

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anything that moves from high concentration to a low concentration until a balance is achieved (homeostasis)
ex: food coloring spreading through a container of water

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5
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facilitated diffusion

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particles moving with help from proteins (high to low)

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osmosis

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the diffusion of water

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7
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Do diffusion and osmosis need energy to occur?

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No. No energy is needed from the cell.

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When materials naturally move in this pattern, with no energy needed

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Passive Transport

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Osmosis and tonicity

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cells always contain a certain amount of water and a certain amount of dissolved particles (a ratio)

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Hypotonic Solutions

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  • a solution (outside the cell) where there is a high concentration of water and a low concentration of dissolved particles
  • there is more water on the outside than inside the cell

“hypo” = below

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Results of being placed in a hypotonic solution

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  • water moves INTO a cell to balance out
  • the cell INCREASES in size
  • if enough water moves in, an animal cell can go through CYTOLYSIS where the cell could swell and burst
  • plant cells don’t burst because of the cell wall (turgor pressure)
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Hypertonic solutions

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  • a solution (outside the cell) where there is a low concentration of water and a high concentration of dissolved particles
  • there is more water on the inside than outside the cell

“hyper” = above

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Results of being placed in a hypertonic solution

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  • the cell DECREASES in size
  • if enough water moves out, both plant and animal cells go through PLASMOLYSIS (collapsing in)
  • plant cells lose turgor pressure where the plasma membrane pulls away from the cell wall
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Isotonic solutions

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• a solution (outside the cell) where the ratio of water to dissolved particles is approximately the same

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Active transport

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transport of materials in cells that require energy to be expended because materials go from high to low; minerals, salts, and larger particles are moved during active transport.

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16
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carrier proteins

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proteins in the plasma membrane that are used to move particles during active transport; change shape

17
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materials move into the cell by ENDOcytosis

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  • pinocytosis - the movement of solutes or fluids

* phagocytosis - the movement of large particles or whole cells

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Materials move out of the cell by EXOcytosis

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19
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Homeostasis

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the balance that a cell or organism tries to maintain with its internal and external environment
ex: sweating/shivering