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Cytoplasm

Houses organelles

1. Like alphabet soup


2. The plasma membrane keeps the cytoplasm in the cell and the cytoplasm does this...

Phospholipid

Has a polar head and no polar tail. Always moving.

1.doesn't like water


2. They dance

Phospholipid bilayer

A bunch of phospholipids together

1. One phospholipid threw a dance party


2. Polar head and no polar tails

Polar

Mixes with water

1. Oil is not an example of something that is polar


2. Salt is an example of something that's polar

Nonpolar

Doesn't mix with water

1. Oil is non polar because


2. Salt is not an example of something that is nonpolar

Transport proteins

They are big and located in the bilayer. They help large molecules and ions through

1. Like a bus


2. A passport will get you across the border

Selective permeability

Only certain things can come through

1. Border patrol only lets Americans into America


2. If someone is a picky eater they only like certain foods

Glycoproteins

Protein + sugar

1. Glucose is ____


2. Steak is a good source of _____

Glycolipids

Lipid + sugar

1. Oil is a _____


2. Glucose is _____

Fluid mosaic model

Flexible structure of the cell membrane

1. Gymnasts are very ____


2. Similar to cartilage but in a cell

Diffusion

Particles move from an area of high-> low concentration

1. Uses passive transport


2. An example of this is spraying perfume and smelling it all around the room

Diffusion

Particles move from an area of high-> low concentration

1. Uses passive transport


2. An example of this is spraying perfume and smelling it all around the room

Concentration gradient

A difference in the concentration of a substance across one area

1. Used as a way to store potential energy


2. Orange juice from concentrate means there is a ___ amount of orange juice.

Diffusion

Particles move from an area of high-> low concentration

1. Uses passive transport


2. An example of this is spraying perfume and smelling it all around the room

Concentration gradient

A difference in the concentration of a substance across one area

1. Used as a way to store potential energy


2. Orange juice from concentrate means there is a ___ amount of orange juice.

Osmosis

Diffusion of water

1. In order for water to get through the phospholipid bilayer it must use ____


2. Passive transport

Diffusion

Particles move from an area of high-> low concentration

1. Uses passive transport


2. An example of this is spraying perfume and smelling it all around the room

Concentration gradient

A difference in the concentration of a substance across one area

1. Used as a way to store potential energy


2. Orange juice from concentrate means there is a ___ amount of orange juice.

Osmosis

Diffusion of water

1. In order for water to get through the phospholipid bilayer it must use ____


2. Passive transport

Turgor

Roughness of cell due too fluid absorption of some sort

1. When you stay in water too long your fingers prune


2. Happens in cells and tissues

Isotonic

Equal tension

1. Equal amount of _____


2. Seen in osmosis a lot

Isotonic

Equal tension

1. Equal amount of _____


2. Seen in osmosis a lot

Hypotonic

A solution with a low concentration of salt

1. Hypo means less


2. Hyper means more

Isotonic

Equal tension

1. Equal amount of _____


2. Seen in osmosis a lot

Hypotonic

A solution with a low concentration of salt

1. Hypo means less


2. Hyper means more

Hypertonic

A solution with a high concentration of salt

1. Hypo means less


2. Hyper means more

Passive transport

Particles move from and area of high-> low concentration.

1. No energy required


2. Osmosis and diffusion

Passive transport

Particles move from and area of high-> low concentration.

1. No energy required


2. Osmosis and diffusion

Active transport

Requires atp. Particles move from an area of low -> high concentration

1. Only found in living cells


2. Ion pumps use this

Facilitated diffusion

Ions move down there concentration gradient

1. Form of passive transport


2. The temperature is different during this type of diffusion

Endocytosis

Cells transport molecules into the cell.

1. It's basically eating


2. Active transport

Endocytosis

Cells transport molecules into the cell.

1. It's basically eating


2. Active transport

Exocytosis

Cell transports things out of the cell

1. Requires active transport


2. Used to remove waste