Transport mechanism packing session
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- Osmotic pressure is what stops water from moving low to high across the membrane.
- I'm so lost
- Aquaporin is transmembrane proteins that water can pass through.
- Endocytosis is when many solutes move from out of the cell to in it at the same time. Exocytosis is the exact opposite.
- Hey loser, today we're talking about cell transport. If you don't memorize it all, you're expelled.
- Simple diffusion is when solutes move until they reach equilibrium.
- Maintaining homeostasisSemipermeable membraneFluid like oilProteins embedded in lipid bilayer
- Facilitated diffusion is when solutes moving from high to low concentration.
- I know! I'll just start packing (roasting) him!
- Osmosis when a solvent passes through the membrane from low solute concentration to high.
- Hypotonic is a low concentration and hypertonic is a high concentration and isotonic concentration compared to blood.
- Mr. Carter is so mean. I wonder how I can spice up class...
- The difference between active and passive transport is that active requires ATP and passive does not.
- Plasmolysis occurs when cells are in a water with a higher solute concentration, so they lose water.
- Phagocytosis is when large particles move from the inside to outside of the cell.
- NOTE: I don't condone this behavior ever. I just think it's funny in a fictional sense.
- Nah nah nah, I need to stop you right there. You're talking all about concentration gradient but can't get the right gradient on your beard.
- Talking all about active transport but look at your chair, you look like you're about the transport yourself to the beach.
- Concentration gradient is when particle concentration is higher in one-
- Look at the space between your beard hair and head hair. It looks like your hair is a solute dissolving into your head.
- As a class experiment we should try to get your jacket and shirt to reach a color equilibrium, oh my god it's terrible.
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