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This type of transport needs energy (ATP) to move molecules or ions through transmembrane proteins called transporters AGAINST their concentration gradient (from low conc to high conc)
Active
This requires no energy for a molecule or ion to move across the cell membrane. ______ is an example of this. Molecules move from HIGH conc to LOW conc.
Passive,
Diffusion
_________ is a term used for the diffusion of water through a cell membrane.
Osmosis
The __________'s function is to remove fluids and salts by moving them through the intestinal cell wall to the blood circulatory system
Large intestine
_________, or being overly saturated with water can lead to a severe reduction of sodium in the blood
water intoxification
If the cell has more water and fewer solutes, it is considered this.
hypertonic
If the cell has less water and more solutes, it is considered this.
hypotonic
If a cell shrivels up due to the the lack of water (diffusion) this is called ________?
crenated
The gain of water that causes the cell to swell is called______?
turgor
The gain of water will eventually cause the cell to burst. This is called?
lysis
________ is the catabolic process that releases energy stored in food. Converts stored food molecules into chemical energy.
cellular respiration
In what organelle does cellular respiration begin?
Cytoplasm
Cellular respiration begins with what process?
glycolysis
Glycolysis converts glucose into ________ molecules.
pyruvate
The products of glycolysis are _________ ?
pyruvate, ATP, and NADH
Products of glycolysis move from the cytoplasm to the _________?
mitochondria
_________ are considered the workhorses or the organelles.
mitochondria
After being converted from glucose into pyruvate, these molecules become _________ ?
Acetyl-CoA
Acetyl-CoA goes into the citric acid cycle to produce ________ ?
ATP, NADH, FADH
In the _____________ the creation of a proton gradient on one side of the mitochondrial inner membrane is created. ATP synthase uses this proton gradient to produce ATP
Electron transport chain