Plasma Membranes and Cell Transport 4.5 / 5 based on 6 ratings ? BiologyCellular processes and structureASOCR Created by: Laura EvansCreated on: 14-11-12 19:26 Name of cell model used to describe structure of cell membrane Fluid Mosaic 1 of 17 Units in which water potential is measured Kilopascals 2 of 17 Typre of protein that moves molecules from one side of a membrane to another Carrier 3 of 17 Typre of endocytosis which brings fliud into the cell Pinocytosis 4 of 17 When water has left a cell causing the cytoplasm to shrink away from the cell wall Plasmolysed 5 of 17 Net movement of water molecules through a partially permeable membrane Osmosis 6 of 17 Way in which substances are removed from a cell within a vesicle which fuses with the plasma membrane Exocytosis 7 of 17 Water potential of pure water Zero 8 of 17 A molecule which will mix with water but not with lipids Hydrophillic 9 of 17 A measure of the ability of a solution to absorb water by osmosis Water Potential 10 of 17 Two solutions with same water potential Isotonic 11 of 17 Bulk movement of substances into a cell by means of the formation of a vesicle Endocytosis 12 of 17 A molecule which will mix with fat but not with water Hydrophobic 13 of 17 Process descibing the net movement of molecules from high to low concentration Diffusion 14 of 17 Type of endocytosis which brings solid material into a cell Phagocytosis 15 of 17 These molecules make up the cell membrane bilayer Phospholipids 16 of 17 Type of diffusion which requires carrier protein molecules to move molecules across the cell membrane Facilitated 17 of 17
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