Cell Transport
Cell transport bingo .
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Topics of this game:
- Movement of molecules from high to low
- Movement of water across a semipermeable membrane
- transport across a cell membrane with the concentration gradient using NO Energy
- transport across a cell membrane with the concentration gradient using Energy
- a semi-permeable barrier surrounding the cell
- structure in the cell membrane making up the bilayer
- Repels water as in the fatty acid tails of the lipid bilayer
- attracted to water as in the phosphate head of the lipid bilayer
- Movement of large molecules into the cell by pseudopods via active transport
- Movement of food into the cell via active transport
- Movement of liquid into the cell via active transport often using a vesicle
- Movement of substances such as waste or hormones out of the cell via active transport
- Movement of Glucose or amino acids into the cell using membrane proteins - movement is from high to low
- the pressure of water inside a cell
- often found in plants that contains water and waste
- maintaining a constant internal environment
- equal molecule concentration on either side of a membrane - molecule movement still occurs
- cell remains constant water moves in and out equally
- solutes higher outside the cell - cell shrinks
- solutes higher inside the cell water enters cell and it swells
- Thermoregulate - regulation of temperature
- Phosphate head and fatty acid tails
- cell membrane protein that allows water to move into cells
- pumps ions such as sodium or potassium across the cell membrane from low to high with energy
- ATP
- Molecule left after ATP is used by a cell to do work
- The cell membrane structure that moves slightly and has fluidity of its molecules
- ability of a solution to make water move into or out of a cell
- does not let molecules through a membrane
- allowing some molecules through a membrane
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