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Plant cells become rigid and full but don't burst due to their..
cell wall
Animal cells in a __________
solution can swell and burst
hypotonic
The process of moving large or polar molecules into the cell, from low to high concentration is ...
endocytosis
Name an example of the Na/k (sodium potassium) pump
active transport using membrane pumps
What moves
molecules away from the equilibrium
moves molecules from low to high concentrations
uses energy
Active Transport
Phospholipds are made of 2 parts. The are phosphate groups which are __________
and fatty acid tails which are___________
1. Hydrophylic
2. hydrophobic
C1- wants to enter a cell moving from high to low concentration. How would it enter ?
Using ion channels
Phospholipid bilayers are vesticles used in __________
exo/endocytosis
Intregral proteins are _________ _______ that are embedded in the cell membrane
membrane proteins
How does increasing temperature affect the rate dsion?
It increases the rate by speeding up molecules.
The only polar molecule that is permeable to the cell membrane
it is water
What do phosolipds look like in the cell membrane?
Be able to illustrate
A cell in a hypertonic solution, define it, explain effects of cells
be able to illustrate
A cell in a hypotonic solution, define it , explain effects of cells
be able to illustrate
A cell in an isotonic solution
Define it, explain effect of cells
Be able to illustrate
What is the effect on cells from drinking salt water. Why is it bad?
cells shrivel and become dehydrated due to hypertonic solution
why are ions nonpermeable to the cell membranes?
nonpolar Fa's repel them
Why are small, nopolar molecules permeable to the cell membrane?
nonpolar FA's attract them
and they are small enough to fit through phospholipids