How Can Substances Go Through The Cell Membrance

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_______________________ DOES NOT REQUIRED ENERGY?

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PASSIVE MEMBRANE TRANSPORT

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______________________ REQUIRED REQUIRED ATP?

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ACTIVE MEMBRANE TRANSPORT

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____________________________ - REQUIRED DIFFUSION,OSMOSIS AND FACILITATED DIFFUSION?

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PASSIVE MEMBRANE TRANSPORT

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_______________________ - INCLUDE SODIUM- POTASSIUM PIMPS, ENDOCYTOSIS AND EXOCYTOSIS

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ACTIVE MEMBRANE TRANSPORT

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TO FUNCTION NORMALLY, BODY CELLS MUST HAVE ___________ AND __________ IN THE RIGHT COMPART MENT AND IN THE RIGHT AMOUNT.

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FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES

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WHENEVER AN ELECTROLYTES MOVES OUT OF A CELL, ANOTHER ELECTROLYTES MOVE IN TO TAKE ITS PLACE CALLED?

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HOMEOSTASIS

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____________________ ARE SEPARATED BY THE SEMIPERMEABLE MEMBRANE?

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COMPARTMENTS

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REFERS TO ALL FLUID INSIDE OF CELLS; MOST BODY FLUID ARE INSIDE THE CELLS.

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INTRACELLULAR COMPARTMENTS

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REFERS TO ALL FLUID OUTSIDE THE CELL, FURTHER BROKEN DOWN INTO VARIOUS TYPES.

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EXTRACELLULAR COMPARTMENTS

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REFERS FLUID INSIDE A BLOOD VESSEL?

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INTRAVASCULAR COMPARTMENT

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REFERS TO FLUID OUTSIDE OF BLOOD VESSELS?

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INTERSTITIAL FLUID

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REFERS TO FLUID IN AREAS SUCH AS CEREBROSPINAL?

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TRANSCELLULAR FLUID

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MOVEMENTS OF MOLECULES?

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DIFFUSION (SOLUTE)

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MOVEMENTS OF WATER?

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OSMOSIS (SOLVENT)

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IS WHAT CAUSES MANY SYMPTOMS OF DEHYDRATION.

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SHRINGKAGE OF CELL

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FLUID MOVEMENT OCCURS INSIDE THE BODY DUE TO ____________ AND ________________

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OSMOTIC PRESSURE

AND HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE

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_____________________ PREVENTS FLUID FROM LEAKING OUT OF THE BLOOD VESSELS?

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VASCULAR TISSUE LINING

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_________________ THAT HOLDS WATER INSIDE THE VASCULAR COMPARTMENTS?

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ONCOTIC PRESSURE

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__________________ IS DEFINED AS PRESSURE THAT A CONTAINED FLUID EXERTS

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HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE

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________________________ - PREVENT THE MOVEMENT OF FREE SOLVENT MOLECULES?

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OSMOTIC PRESSURE

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3 TYPES OF SOLUTIONS?

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1. ISOTONIC

2. HYPOTONIC

3. HYPERTONIC

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THE SAME CONCENTRATION OF SOLUTES BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE CELL?

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ISOTONIC

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THERE IS A HIGHER CONCENTRATION OF SOLUTES INSIDE THE CELL THAN OUTSIDE THE CELL?

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HYPOTONIC

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THERE IS MORE SOLUTE OUTSIDE THE CELL THAN INSIDE THE CELL?

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HYPERTONIC

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TAKES PLACE IN ALL LIVING ORGANISM

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CELLULAR RESPIRATION

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WHEREAS ____________ TAKES PLACE ONLY IN PLANTS?

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE ENERGY OF GLUCOSE IS RELEASED IN THE CELL TO BE USED FOR LIFE PROCESSES?

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CELLULAR RESPIRATION

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WHERE GLUCOSE IS BROKEN DOWN RELEASING CO2, WATER, AND ATP?

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MITHOCONDRIA

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MOST ENERGY FROM THE CELL REPIRATION IS CONVERTED INTO ________________

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ATP

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BREAKDOWN OF CARBOHYDRATES BY ENZYMES?

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FERMENTATION

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WITH OXYGEN?

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AEROBIC

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WITHOUT OXYGEN ?

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ANAEROBIC

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3 STAGES OF AEROBIC RESPIRATION:

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1ST- GLYCOLYSIS

2ND- KREBS CYCLE

3RD- ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN (ETC)

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BROKEN DOWN TO PYRUVATE DURING GLYCOLYSIS

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GLUCOSE

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1ST STAGE : GLYCOLYSIS ALSO CALLED?

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BREAKDOWN OF GLUCOSE

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SERIES OF REACTION THAT PRODUCE ATP DURING AEROBIC RESPIRATION?

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KREBS CYCLE

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LARGE AMOUNT OF ATP ARE MADE IN AN _________________

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ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN.

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OXYGEN IS NOT PRESENT?

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FERMENTATION

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PYRUVATE IS CONVERTED TO LACTATE

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LACTIC ACID FERMENTATION

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2 KINDS OF ACTIVE TRANSPORT:

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1. MEMBRANE PUMPS

2. VESICLE TRANSPORTS

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INVOLVE CARRIER PROTEINS CALLED __________________

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MEMBRANE PUMPS

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LARGE QUANTITIES NEED TO PASS THROUGH THE CELL ?

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VESICLE TRANSPORT

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2 TYPES OF VESICLE TRANSPORT:

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1. ENDOCYTOSIS

2. EXOCYTOSIS

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CELLS INGEST EXTERNAL FLUID

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ENDOCYTOSIS

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THE POUCH PINCHES OF CELL MEMBRANE & BECOMES A MEMBRANE BOUND ORGANELLE CALLED?

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VESICLE

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CAN FUSE WITH LYSOSOMES TO DIGESTS CONTENTS?

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VESICLE

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TWO KINDS OF ENDOCYTOSIS:

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1. PHAGOCYTOSIS

2. PINOCYTOSIS

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MOVEMENTS OF LARGE PARTICLES OR WHOLE CELLS?

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PHAGOCYTOSIS

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TRANSPORT OF SOLUTES OR LIQUIDS?

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PINOCYTOSIS

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USED TO RELEASED LARGE MOLECULES SUCH AS PROTEINS PACKAGES BY THE GOLGI APPARATUS?

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EXOCYTOSIS (REVERSE ENDOCYTOSIS)

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USED IN _____________ AND __________ TO CONTROL ACTIVITIES IN OTHER CELLS

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NERVOUS& ENDOCRINE