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When a cell divides into 2 equal and identical cells it is called. . .
Mitosis
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The use of ATP is needed for the following cell transport system. . .
Exocytosis
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A liquid with the pH of 7.95 would be considered. . .
Alkaline
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Lipids are more commonly referred to as. . .
Fats
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Filtration takes place primarily in which organ. . .
Kidney
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These cell extensions usually occur in large numbers and move in a synchronous wave to move "products" around. . .
Cilia
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These are chemical messengers such as hormones and neurotransmitters that attach to the cell surface and bring about change in the cells activity. . .
Ligands
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The concentration of _______ is normally 10-20 times higher inside the cell while the concentration of _______ is 10-20 times higher outside of the cell.
Potassium (K), Sodium (Na)
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Engulfing of solid substances into the cell is. . .
Phagocytosis
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Substances leaving the cell using the cell membrane to transport them out of the cytosol into the extracellular environment. . .
Exocytosis
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The movement of ions across the cell membrane which uses energy. . .
Active Transport
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The engulfing of liquids by the cell membrane into the cytosol. . .
Pinocytosis
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Hydrostatic pressure forcing a liquid through a membrane. . .
Filtration
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The movement of water across a membrane. . .
Osmosis
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The movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to one of lower concentration. . .
Diffusion
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The addition of a molecule of water to a nutrient molecule to start the catabolic reactions. . .
Hydrolysis
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Contain enzymes to help detoxify various molecules. . .
Peroxisome
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The "bouncer" of the cell, controls movement into and out of the cell. . .
Cell membrane
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Digests and breaks down incoming vesicles into the cytoplasm, can digest both nutrients and harmful microorganisms (parasites). . .
Lysosome
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The organelle responsible for protein production. . .
Ribosome
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Messenger ribonucleic acid. . .
mRNA
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Can add substances like lipids to a protein to create a new "product" may be smooth or rough. . .
Endoplasmic Reticulum
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The energy producing organelle of the cell. . .
Mitochondria
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The "brain" of the cell, controls all cell function. . .
Nucleus
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Antiport system. . . Active or Passive
Active
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Sodium potassium pump. . .Active or Passive
Active
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Diffusion. . .Active or Passive
Passive
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Osmosis. . .Active or Passive
Passive
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Facilitated Diffusion. . .Active or Passive
Passive
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Phagocytosis. . .Active or Passive
Active
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Filtration. . .Active or Passive
Passive
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Exocytosis. . .Active or Passive
Active
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What are the 3 primary energy nutrients. . .MUST KNOW!
Fat(lipids), Carbohydrates and Proteins.
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All cells have 3 things in common and they are. . .
A cell membrane, a nucleus and the cytoplasm.
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Flexible, elastic barrier surrounding all cells to protect the inner cytoplasm and to allow approved movement in and out of the cell. Composed of proteins, lipids and carbs.
The cell membrane
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