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movement from high to low concentration. |
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Diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane. |
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What causes a cell to swell? |
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what causes a cell to shrink? |
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What is an example of Passive Transport? |
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allows substances to cross the cell membrane with the assistance of special carrier proteins that are embedded in the membrane. |
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Is a protein Channel able to change shape for a molecule trying to come through that cant exactly fit?? |
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Which type of channel is specific and only allows one type of ION to pass through?? |
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What does the Channel do to help the cell maintain homeostasis?? |
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It opens and closes to allow the IONS to move which regulates the ION concentration in the cell. |
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Moves materials from low to high concentration. It moves against the concentration gradient. |
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Does Active Transport use ENERGY?? |
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When is equilibrium reached?? |
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When movement is equal in both directions. |
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What are the 2 types of endocytosis?? |
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Phagocytosis and Pinocytosis |
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opposite of endocytosis. A vesicle molds itself into the plasma membrane and the particles inside are released to the opposite side. |
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Chromatin turns into chromosomes. |
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Each wing of the chromosome (butterfly) is a what? |
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What holds the chromosome (butterfly) together in the center? |
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When does the nucleus disappear? |
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Where do the centrioles (little spiders) form? |
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Where do the spindle fibers (spider webs) form? |
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90% of the cells life. when growth and development happen. DNA copies itself. |
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When does DNA copy itself? |
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DNA that looks like noodles |
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Where are centrioles not found? |
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PLANT CELLS. they only exist in animal cells. |
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pinches together the butterfly |
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When does the majority of a cells life happen? |
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When the chromosomes come together in the center of the cell. |
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When the chromosomes in the center of the cell start to separate. |
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When does cytokinesis occur? |
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cytoplasm splits as the cells divides. A cleavage furrow forms in animals. A cell plate forms in plants. |
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What happens in Telophase? |
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Cytoplasm splits and a cleavage furrow forms in an animal cell and a cell plate forms in a Plant Cell. |
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Chromosomes become longer and thinner, new nuclear membranes begin to form and the nucleolus reappears. Cell division is almost complete. |
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Identical to the Mother cell |
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Every cell has the exact same... |
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anything that causes cancer |
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uncontrolled cell division. Cell dosent get to grow and mature it just keeps dividing itself rapidly. |
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What goes wrong and potentially causes cancer? |
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If there is more Water outside the cell, the water will move.... |
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what type of transport does not require ebergy? |
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What type of transport requires Energy? |
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Which organelle is responsible for the transport of materials in and out of the cell? |
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Before a cell can divide, what must be copied? |
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Mitosis occurs in which cell organelle? |
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