Save
Biology - Unit 1
cells and movement across cell membranes
labels
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Learn
Created by
bomboclatboieva
Visit profile
Cards (20)
cell wall function is that it contains
cellulose structural support
cell
cell membrane
controls
entry
an
exit
of
substances
cytoplasm
is site of most
reactions
nucleas
contains
genetic information
and
controls activites
of
cells
mitochondrian is for
aerobic respiration
chloroplast
is for
photosynthesis
vacuole
contains
water sap
and helps make
cell firm
tissues
are groups of similar
cells
with similar
function
organs
consist of several
tissues
performing
specific
functions
organ systems
consist of a number of
organs
working together to perform an
overall
function
flaccid
is when a plant has lost
water
but the
cell membrane
has not peeled away. It will lose its firmness and wilt
plasmoysis
is when the plant cell has lost lots of
water
and the membrane
HAS
peeled
away
Turgid
is when the plant has lots of
water
and the cell is
firm.
The
vacuole
pushes against the
cell wall
Osmosis
Movement of
water
molecules from high to low concentration down the conc. gradient through a selectively permeable membrane
Passive
Transport
Movement of molecules from high to
low
concentration without using
energy
Diffusion
Random movement of molecules from high to
low
concentration down the conc. gradient until they are evenly distributed
A plant cell contains ..
vacuole, nucleus, mitochondria, chloroplast, cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall
A)
cell membrane
B)
vacuole
C)
chloroplast
D)
cell wall
E)
nucleus
F)
mitochondria
G)
cytoplasm
7
A animal cell contains..
nucleus, cytoplasm, mitochondria, cell membrane
A)
cytoplasm
B)
cell membrane
C)
mitochondria
D)
nucleus
4
Osmosis
and Diffusion are both
passive
processes meaning they do not need energy to occur but Active transport needs the ATP produced from respiration
Visking tubing
can be used as a model for the
small intestine