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pass freely from high to low concentration with no energy needed |
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pass freely from high to low concentration with water soluble gas ions moving through |
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diffusion of water from high to low |
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move from greater to lesser concentration |
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molecules are pushed through spaces in membranes by pressure |
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moves materials through cell membrane w/ATP (moves low to high) |
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taking substances in the cell |
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absorption of lipids-to drink membranes invaginate and create vesicles |
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cells eat solids like bucterid |
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receptor mediated endocytosis |
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receptors that connect to molecules and move things through the cells for process |
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push out and secretes hormones |
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combination of extendo-associated with protein indicators |
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chromosome division (normal cell division) |
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normal growth...normal activities between phases |
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state of double chromosomes, centrioles, mitochondria, and a new membrane |
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chromatid pairs form and atlarn to spindle fibers. Each line reps chromosome |
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chromatids line up in the middle and attach to spindles |
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chromatids line up in middle |
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reverse of prophase-everything reverts back to normal (chromatids) |
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cells divide too fast and suck up energy |
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cells that grow don't have normal functions |
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cells invade surrounding issues |
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cells grow blood vessels that suck up food supplies from others |
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cancer goes to other part of body cells |
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genes that trigger cancer |
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when salt concentration is equal in and outside |
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high on out (low on in side |
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hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis and Sodium Channells |
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caused by-abnormal sodium channels in the cell membranes of muscle cells/paralysis triggered by potassium effect-sodium channel sopen too wide and muscle cell can not respond to nervous stimulation |
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Long QT Syndrome and Potassium Channels |
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caused-abnormal K channels in hearty muscle and in the inner ear/ effects-disturbance to heart rhythym and impaired hearing |
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Cystic Fibrosis and CL channels |
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cause-mucus build-up/ effects-difficulty breathing, severe respiratory infections, and clogged pancreas |
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