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Moves 3 Na out and 2 k in

Na/K pump

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Endocrine signaling is ____

slow and long-distance

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osmosis is the movement of______

water

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Potassium is the most permeable ion at rest.

true

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the equilibrium potential represents: ______

voltage when one ion is at balance

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facilitated diffusion:_______

uses carrier proteins

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lipid-soluble molecules:_____

cross membrane and bind intracellular receptors

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Osmosis pressure is:____

force that stops osmosis

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diffusion is best described as:_____

random notion with net movement from high to low concentration

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G-proteins:____

activate intracellular pathways

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G-proteins have 3 subunits.

true

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active transport moves substances against their gradient.

true

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secondary active transport depends on:____

ion gradients

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the Na/K pump moves: ____

3 Na out, 2 K in

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osmosis depends on solute concentration.

true

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secondary messenger amplifies signaling.

true

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binds signaling molecule

receptor

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has three subunits and activates pathways

G-protein

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amplifies signal inside the cell

second messenger

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voltage when cell is not activity signaling

resting membrane potential

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voltage when one ion is balanced

equilibrium potential

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the Na'/K pump is electrogenic.

true

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paracrine signaling effects:____

nearby cells

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What can diffuse directly through the cell membrane?

small nonpolar molecules and uncharged polar molecules

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resting membrane potential is positive inside the cell.

false

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cell shrinks

hypertonic

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cell swells

hypotonic

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no net water movement

isotonic

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All solutions are osmotically active.

false

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active transport requires:___

ATP and carrier proteins

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Ex: hormones traveling through bloodstream

endocrine

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local signaling to nearby cells

paracrine

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uses neurotransmitters at synapses

synaptic

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diffusion requires energy.

false

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a hypotonic solution will cause a cell to: ____

swell

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second messengers:___

amplify signaling

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hypertonic solutions cause cell to:____

shrink

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synaptic signaling involves

neurotrasmitters

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movement from high to low concentration

diffusion

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passive movement using carrier proteins

facilitated diffusion

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movement of water across a membrane

osmosis

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movement requiring ATP against gradient

active transport

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the resting membrane potential is most influenced by:___

potassium

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endocrine signaling acts locally.

false

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carrier mediated transport includes:_____

competition, specificity, and saturation

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endocytosis is:____

movement into the cell via vesicles