CELL MEMBRANE EXAM REVIEW

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1

Glycolipid is defined as ___________ that is bound to a carbohydrate.

any membrane lipid

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2

Facilitated diffusion is the __________ transport of ions and polar molecules through a membrane.

facilitated

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3

A hypotonic solution has __________ solute concentrations than another solution.

lower

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4

An isotonic solution has __________ solute concentrations compared to another solution.

the same

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5

A hypertonic solution has __________ solute concentration than another solution.

higher

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6

Uniport refers to transporting __________ in one direction.

1 molecule

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7

Symport proteins move __________ molecules in the same direction.

2 different

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8

Antiport proteins move __________ molecules in __________ directions.

2 different; 2 different

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9

Integral proteins are embedded in the __________.

lipid bilayer

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10

Peripheral proteins are found on the __________ of the membrane.

surface

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11

Endocytosis involves __________ large molecules into the cell.

bringing

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12

Exocytosis is when vesicles move through the cell and __________ with the cell membrane.

fuse

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13

Pinocytosis is also known as __________.

cell drinking

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14

Phagocytosis refers to __________ by the cell.

cell eating

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15

The functions of the cell membrane include transportation of materials, cell recognition, and __________.

communication between cells

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16

Phospholipids have __________ fatty acid tails linked to a glycerol backbone with a phosphate group.

2

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17

The heads of phospholipids are __________, while the tails are __________.

hydrophilic; hydrophobic

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18

Sterols are known to act as __________ in the membrane.

stabilizers

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19

Active transport requires __________ to move substances against a gradient.

energy (ATP)

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20

Facilitated diffusion allows substances to move __________ their concentration gradient.

down

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21

Passive transport occurs from __________ to __________ concentrations.

high; low

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22

In a hypertonic solution, cells will __________ due to water moving out.

shrivel

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23

In a hypotonic solution, animal cells may __________ due to water moving in.

lyse (burst)

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24

The phospholipids' unsaturated tails lead to greater __________ in the membrane.

fluidity

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25

High temperatures can help keep __________ together in the membrane.

phospholipids

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