2715028157 | Concentration | the amount of the substance (solute) dissolved in a unit of the other substance (solvent) | 0 | |
2715028365 | Concentration gradient | the difference in concentration of a particular molecule between two regions | 1 | |
2715028366 | Passive transport | the process of molecular movement which does not require energy | 2 | |
2715029910 | Diffusion | the net movement of molecules down a concentration gradient | 3 | |
2715030282 | Facilitated diffusion | the movement of molecules down a concentration gradient with the aid of membrane proteins | 4 | |
2715030283 | Ion channels | the membrane proteins that open and close to allow specific ions to pass through | 5 | |
2715030806 | Carrier proteins | the membrane proteins that bind to specific large molecules | 6 | |
2715030807 | Isotonic | a solution with the same concentration (same amount of solutes/water) as a comparable solution | 7 | |
2715030808 | Hypertonic | a more concentrated solution; the solution contains more solute and less water | 8 | |
2715031181 | Hypotonic | a less concentrated solution; the solution contains less solute and more water | 9 | |
2715031182 | Turgor | the rigid state of a cell due to high water pressure | 10 | |
2715031183 | Osmosis | the diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane such as the cell membrane | 11 | |
2715031768 | Active transport | the process of molecular movement which requires energy | 12 | |
2715031769 | Ion pump | the membrane proteins that pumps one-way against the ion's concentration gradient, a form of active transport | 13 | |
2715031770 | Cotransport | the coupled passage of two molecules through a membrane such as the cell membrane, a form of active transport | 14 | |
2715032032 | Symport | the coupled passage of two molecules through a membrane in the same direction, a form of active transport | 15 | |
2715032033 | Antiport | the coupled passage of two molecules through a membrane opposite directions, a form of active transport | 16 | |
2715032376 | Endocytosis | the action of the cell membrane surrounding outside materials and fusing with itself to bring in materials | 17 | |
2715032377 | Exocytosis | the action of a vacuole of a cell fusing with the cell membrane to expel materials | 18 | |
2715032645 | Homeostasis | the ability to maintain stable internal conditions independent of the conditions that exist in the environment | 19 |
Biology Section 3.3: Cell Transport Flashcards
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