Cell Structure and Function
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Solution has more particles and less water causing water to flow out of cell and cell to shrink.
Hypertonic
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Solution has less particles and more water causing water to flow into cell and cell to swell or lead to lysis.
Hypotonic
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There is a balance in particles and water molecules within solution and cell.
Isotonic
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A process resulting from osmosis in which cells, in a hypertonic solution, shrink and acquire a scalloped surface.
Crenation
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A particle or substance that is dissolved within another substance.
Lysis
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PARTICLES moving from an area of HIGHER concentration TO LESSER concentration.
Diffusion
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WATER moving from an area of HIGHER concentration of water TO LOWER concentration of water.
Osmosis
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When proteins cross cell membrane going AGAINST GRADIENT (going from low to high); requires energy to complete this transport - uses ATP .
Active Transport
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When a membrane allows some molecules to pass through but not others; depends on charge, size and lipid soluability.
Selective Permeability