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JEOPARDY!. PASSIVE TRANSPORT. ACTIVE TRANSPORT. IN THE LAB. VOCAB. CELL MEMBRANE. MISCELL- ANEOUS. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 600. 600. 600. 600. 600. 600. 800. 800. 800. 800. 800. 800. 1000. 1000. 1000. 1000. 1000. 1000. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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PASSIVE TRANSPORT
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
IN THE LAB VOCAB CELL
MEMBRANEMISCELL-ANEOUS
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PASSIVE TRANSPORT
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
IN THE LAB VOCAB CELL
MEMBRANEMISCELL-ANEOUS
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$200T or F
Does passive transport require ATP?
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No, energy required.
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passive$400
Can water can diffuse?
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Yes, osmosis or the movement of water is a type of diffusion.
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passive$600
T or FPassive Transport can increase or
decrease turgor pressure.
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True- water can move in or out of a cell
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passive$800
What is the term for a cell shrinking due to osmosis?
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plasmolysis
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passive$1000
What is the term for a cell membrane breaking due to excessive turgor pressure?
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cytolysis
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200Active $200
What is another name for the proteins involved in active
transports?
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“pumps”
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active$400
What is the energy molecule called that runs the active transport of molecules?
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ATP
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active$600
T or FActive Transport can take place through the lipid layers in a cell
membrane.
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False, active must use proteins or gates.
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active$800
T or FIn Active Transport, molecules can move only out of cells, like
exocytosis?
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False, molecules can be pushed either direction from energy in
the cell.
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active$1000
How many molecules of Na+ move in the sodium potassium
pump & in which direction (in or out of the cell)?
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3 Na ions move out of the cell.
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200In the lab
$200T or F
During the labs, our distilled water was a isotonic solution.
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True, it had no dissolved particles in it & it was our control.
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In the lab
$400T or F
Glucose molecules moved from in the cup into the cell.
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False, we placed glucose in the cell first.
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In the lab
$600The red onion showed which idea
a)Equilibriumb) deplasmolysis
c) plasmolysis
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c) Plasmolysis (shrinking of cells)
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In the lab
$800T or F
The carrots and the potatoes had the same reactions to the salt
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True, both showed an increase in size (water gain) in tap water, and a decrease in size (water loss) in
the salt or saline solutions.
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In the lab
$1000Describe what happened in both beakers of the egg demo after 24
hours.
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200Water beaker, egg was swollen.
Osmosis moved water into the cell.
Salt beaker, egg shrunk. Osmosis moved water out of the cell.
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vocab$200
What is passive transport?
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Movement of molecules across a semi permeable membrane.
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vocab
$400What is active transport?
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Movement of molecules across a semi permeable membrane, but
requires ATP & protein pumps.
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vocab
$600Describe a concentration
gradient.
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Molecules have areas of high and low concentrations, either within
a solution or on separate sides of a semi permeable membrane.
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vocab
$800What is another word for homeostasis in biology?
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Equilibrium or isotonic
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vocab
$1000What is deplasmolysis?
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Cells exploding due to too much turgor pressure inside.
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Cell membrane$200
What are the 2 main parts of the cell membrane made of?
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Lipids & proteins
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Cell membrane
$400Do cell walls have to act like a membrane that is being semi
permeable?
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200Yes, if the cell wall doesn’t allow
stuff to pass through, the cell would not be able to excrete wastes, or take in CO2 for
photosynthesis.
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Cell membrane
$600Are protein channels used during
facilitated diffusion of glucose?
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Yes, the gates open so the cell can readily absorb the needed food.
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Cell membrane
$800How many lipid layers are in a
cell membrane?
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Two flexible ones
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Cell membrane
$1000What causes the hardening of the
cell membrane lipid layers?
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Saturated fats like butter Or cholesterol
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What is isotonic?
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Solutions that are the same concentrations throughout.
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misc
$400What can easily pass through the
lipid layers in lung cells?
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Oxygen & carbon dioxide
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misc
$600What does cystic fibrosis have to
do with cell transports?
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The active transport pumps don’t properly work, so mucous builds up on the lungs & then oxygen can’t be exchanged correctly.
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misc
$800How does temperature or thermal
heat affect diffusion?
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Increase in temperature = increase in rate of diffusion & vice
versa
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misc
$1000Tell 2 ways that active and passive
transports differ?
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200 Active- requires energyUses proteins as pumps
Could be exo or endocytosisGoes against the concentration gradient (uphill)
Is unequal in exchange numbers of ions
Passive- doesn’t use energyCan use proteins or lipid layers
Goes with the concentration gradient (downhill)
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FinalJeopardy!Round
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What does up or down a concentration gradient mean?
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Up – against gradient from low to Hi concentrations
Down – with gradient from Hi to low areas of concentrations
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