Type of transport that involves taking in large materials by the infolding of the cell membrane.

(a)  

Type of transport that releases large amounts of materials from the cell.

(a)  

Means "cell drinking"

(a)  

Means "cell eating"

(a)  

Pumps sodium out of the cell (from low to high concentration). Pumps potassium into the cell (from a low to high concentration)

(a)  

The cell membrane is (a)   because it only allows some materials to enter/leave the cell.

In a solution, this is what is dissolved. An example could be salt.

(a)  

In a solution, this is what dissolves substances. An example of this is water.

(a)  

Difference in concentration

(a)  

Passive transport moves materials from a high concentration to a (a)   concentration.

A type of passive transport that moves particles across the phospholipid bilayer to reach equilibrium

(a)  

A type of passive transport that moves particles across a protein channel to reach equilibrium

(a)  

The diffusion of water

(a)  

Water will always move to where there is more what?

(a)  

Type of solution that has the same concentration of molecules as the cell.

(a)  

Type of solution that has a higher concentration of molecules than the cell.

(a)  

Type of solution that has a lower concentration of molecules than the cell.

(a)  

When particles/molecules are even through a space, this is called what?

(a)  

The maintenance of balance or sameness is called what?

(a)  

List 3 examples of passive transport.

List 2 examples of active transport.

What type of solution is the cell in?

(a)  

Which direction will water move?

(a)  

How will the size of the cell change?

(a)  

What type of solution is the cell in?

(a)  

Which direction will water move?

(a)  

How will the size of the cell change?

(a)  

What type of solution is the cell in?

(a)  

Which direction will water move?

(a)  

How will the size of the cell change?

(a)  

Compare and contrast active transport and passive transport.

Why does salt spell imminent death to slugs? Must include (1) iso, hyper, hypo (restate the question).