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Hypertonic
high solute, low water. Water leaves cell. cell shrivels
Hypotonic
low solute, high water. Water enters. cell swells/burst.
Isotonic
Equal solutes in and out. Water moves in and out. cell stays the same. is at equilibrium
Passive transport
does not require energy
Diffusion
Movement of molecules from high to low concentration
Osmosis
Movement of water from low solute concentration to high solute concentration
Equilibrium
balanced by opposing forces
homeostasis
Stable internal conditions
body temperature, heart rate, blood pressure / sugar
Facilitated diffusion
Movement from high to low through protein channel
Active transport
Requires energy moves from low to high
Endocytosis
Cell engulfs large particles by folding its membranes
For things too big to fit through membrane
Exocytosis
cell gets rid of waste
Prokaryote
contains no nucleus. Does not have structure surrounded by membranes. few internal structures. One celled organisms
Bacteria
Eukaryotic
Have a true nucleus surrounded by a membrane. Contains organelles surrounded by membranes. Most living organisms.
Levels of organization multicellular organisms
Cells. Tissue. Organs. Organ system. Organism.
Cancer
Uncontrolled division of cells.
Semi permeable
Only allows certain things inside
Anaerobic
doesn't require oxygen
Aerobic
Requires oxygen
Semi conservative model of DNA replication
half old, half new
interphase
Division and replication of cells
mitosis
Four phases prophase metaphase anaphase telophase and cytokinesis
G2
Step before cell division: preparation
Prophase
First stage of mitosis. Nucleus disappears, chromosomes appear spindle and centrioles
Metaphase
Second stage of mitosis
Anaphase
two separate chromatids
Telophase
Nuclei reappear. Cells begin to separate.
Cytokinesis
Two separate daughter cells.