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35 Cards in this Set
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Substances accumulate either inside or outside the cell in the region of higher concentration
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active transport
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Short cylinders that contain fine tubules called microtubles
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centriole
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Within the nucleus are masses of threads and they are referred to what?
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chromatin
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Rod-like structures that masses of chromatin condenses to just prior to cell division
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chromosome
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Plasma membrane extensions that contain microtubles are called what?
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cilia
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The substance of the cell outside the nucleus is called what?
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cytoplasm
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The passive movement of melecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration.
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diffusion
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Substances are taken into cells by vesicle formation which process is called what?
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endocytosis
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This forms a membranous system of tubular canals that begins at the nuclear envelope and branches throughout the cytoplasm
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endoplasmis reticulum
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Vesicles within the cytoplasm of the cell can fuse with the plasma membrane and release their contents to the ousite of the cell. This is called what?
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exocytosis
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The process of pushing water and dissolved solutes out of the capillary because of mechanical pressure such as blood pressure is called what?
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filtration
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Plasma membrane extensions that contain microtubles. Used for locomotion.
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flagella
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Organelle that consists of concentrically folded membranes and that functions in the packaging and secretion of cellular products
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Golgi apparatus
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having a higher concentration of solute and a lower concentration of water than the cell is called what?
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hypertonic
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Having a lower concentration of solute and a higher concentration of water than the cell is called what?
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hypotonic
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Have the same concentration of solutes and water as the cell has is called what?
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isotonic
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Organelle involved in intracellular digestion; contains powerful digestive enzymes
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lysosome
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all of the chemical changes that occur within cells, considered together
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metabolism
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organelle in which cellular respiration produces the energy molecule ATP
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mitochondrion
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type of cell division in which two daughter cells receive forty-six chromosomes; occurs during growth and repair
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mitosis
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Identify #1
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Cilia
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Identify #2
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peroxisome
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Identify #5
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chromatin
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Identify #6
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nucleolus
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Identify #7
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nuclear envelope
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Identify #9
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centrioles
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Identify #10
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lysosome
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Identify #11
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smooth ER
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Identify #12
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mitochondrion
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Identify #13
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plasma membrane
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Identify #14
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Golgi apparatus
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Identify #15
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ribosomes
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Identify #16
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rough ER
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Identify #17
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vacuole
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Identify #18
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vesicle formation
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