Transport Flashcards

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Active Transport

A

the movement of substances from a dilute solution to a more concentrated solution against a concentration gradient, requiring energy from respiration

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2
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Chyle

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droplets of emulsified fat

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3
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Columnar Cells

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tall, narrow cells that absorb substances passed into blood and lymphatic vessels, with microvilli on the surface

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4
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Condensation

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process by which clouds are formed

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5
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Decay

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also known as decomposition, the process by which decomposers break down dead plant and animal material, breaking down complex substances into more simple substances

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6
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Decomposers

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microorganisms that break down substances

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7
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Evaporation

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the process by which liquid is heated and becomes a gas

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8
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Goblet Cells

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cells that are rounded at one end and secrete mucous into the intestinal cavity

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9
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Hypertonic

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a solution in osmosis that is more concentrated than the cell

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10
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Hypotonic

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a solution in osmosis that is less concentrated than the cell

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11
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Isotonic

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a solution is osmosis that in equal concentration with the cell

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12
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Lymphatic Vessels

A

remove droplets of emulsified fat

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13
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Mucosa

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a mucous membrane

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14
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Mucous-Membrane Layer

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mainly composed of two cell types: columnar cells and goblet cells

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15
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Osmosis

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a type of diffusion where water passes over a partially permeable membrane from a dilute solution to a concentrated solution

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16
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Plasmolysis

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where the cell membrane pulls away from the cell wall, causing the cell to die

17
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Precipitation

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the process by which rain falls

18
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Reverse Osmosis

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the process by which molecules of a solvent pass through a semi-permeable membrane in the opposite direction to normal

19
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Run-Off

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the process by which rain runs off the land into the sea

20
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Short Diffusion Pathway

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the theory that particles will diffuse faster across shorter distances than they do across longer distances

21
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Stand of Muscle

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allows villi to contract and expand, emptying the contents of the lacteal into larger lymphatic vessels

22
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Translocation

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movement of dissolved sugars from the leaves to the rest of the plant

23
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Vasculature

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the vascular system of a part of the body

24
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Ventilated

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movement of air or water into and out of a gas exchange organ