Description

movement of molecules from lower to higher concentration using ATP
movement of molecules without ATP
ingestion of solids
movement of molecules out of the cell in vesicles
ingestion of liquids
allowing certain molecules to pass through but not others
movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
movement of water from higher to lower concentration through a membrane
higher concentration of solutes than inside of a cell
lower solute concentration than inside the cell
equal concentration of solute compared to a cell
difference in concentration between two areas
a stable system where there is no net change
single-celled organism lacking a membrane-bound nucleus
an organism whose cells contain a nucleus surrounded by a membrane
phospholipid bilayer that controls what enters/leaves the cell
rigid structure of cellulose in plants that provides structure and support
gel-like substance that contains organelles
network of filaments and tubules that supports the cell
contains DNA and the nucleolus
converts oxygen and nutrients into ATP, the cells main energy source
converts energy from sunlight into chemical energy through photosynthesis
more prominent in plant cells, holds water and waste
site of hormone and lipid synthesis
site of synthesis and export of proteins
modifies, packages and transports proteins in and out of the cell
links amino acids together to form proteins
contains enzymes that help dispose of waste in the cell
help in the formation of spindle fibers needed during cell division
whip-like structure used for cell movement
hair-like structures used for cell movement

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