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microfilament

part of cytoskeleton sold protein fibers; provide structural support ofr eukaryotic cells (cell structure)
The Discovery of Cell, chap 7 p. 191
cilia
aid in locomotion or feeding; hair like
chap 7 p. 193
flagella
whiplike
chap 7 p 193
osmosis
diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
chap 8.1
isotonic solution
concentration of dissolved substance in solution is the same as in the cell, the cell retains original shape
chap 8 p. 202
hypotonic solution
concentration is lower outside than inside the cell, cell experiences osmosis and cel swells (cellular transport & cell cycle)
chap 8 p. 202
hypertonic solution
concentration is higher outside then inside teh cell -shrivel - (do not salt meat before cooking because of this affect) (cellular transport)
chap 8 p. 203
passive transport
when cell uses no energy to pass compounds through plasma membrane; movement of particles across cell membranse by diffusion or osmosis (cell transport)
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 204
facilitated diffusion
passive transport of materials acrolss a plasma membrane by transport proteins embedded in the plasma membrane (cellular transport)
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 204
active transport
requires energy, special shape to fit a specific molecule or ion; energy-expending process by which cells transport materials across the cell membrane against a concentration gradient. (cellular transport)
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 205
endocytosis
engulfed; active transport process where a cell engulfs materials with a portion of the cell's plasma membrane and releases the contents inside a cell. (cellular transport)
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 206
exocytosis
expulsion of materials from a cell; active transport process by which materials are expelled from a cell (cellular transport)
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 206
chromosome
carriers of genetic material
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 209

chromatin

long strand of DNA wrapped around protein; found in eukaryotic cell nucleus during interphase (cell cycle)
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 210
cell cycle
the sequence of growth and division of a cell; continuous sequence of growth (interphase) and division (mitosis) (cell cycle)
Cellular Transport chap 8 p. 210