Cell Transport Vocabulary Review Game

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Cell Transport Vocabulary Review Game Transport of molecules across the cell membrane without the need of energy (ATP) is called_________________ Passive Transport Transport of molecules across the cell membrane with the need of energy (ATP) is called_________________ Active Transport The cell membrane allows some molecules in and keeps other molecules out. This means it is ________________________ Selectively permeable Diffusion of water is called __________________ osmosis

Plasma membrane/Cell Membrane This is a picture of the _______________ The yellow things make the ___________________ Phospholipid bilayer Whose heads are __________________ hydrophilic And the tails are _______________ hydrophobic

This process is _____________ Facilitated diffusion The molecules move from a high concentration area to a low concentration area, moving with the _____________ Concentration gradient This is known as a _____________ Channel protein

This form of active transport is an example of a __________________ Protein pump

This process is ______________ endocytosis

The solutions around these cells must all have different __________ tonicity The first solution must be _____________ The second solution must be _____________ The third solution must be _____________ hypertonic isotonic hypotonic The shrunken cells have been through _____________ The bursted cells have been through _____________ Crenation/plasmolysis Lysis/cytolysis