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Chapter 3 biology

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active transport:The movement of a substance through a biological membrane against a concentration gradient
alveoli:air sacs in the lung
bronchial tree:is the intricate network of air passages that supply the lungs.
concentration gradientA difference in the concentration of the substance over a distance
diffusion:: The movement of a substance down its concentration gradient from a more concentrated area to a less concentrated area
equilibrium:a state of equilibrium
exocytosis:The process of moving macromolecules out of a using the fusion of vesicles with plasma membrane
endocytosis:Process of moving material into a cell using a vesicle
facilitated diffusion:moves material from high to low concentration using carrier or transport proteins
glycolipid:a lipid covalently linked to a sugar of polysaccharide
glycoprotein:a protein linked to a sugar or polysaccharide
hydrophobic:doesn’t like water
hydrophilic:like water
hypertonic:Solution with the more dissolved substances than a cell causing the cell to shrink as it loses water
hypotonic:Solution with the less dissolved substances than a cell, causes cell to swell as it gains water
isotonic:Solution with the same amount of dissolved substances as a cell
phospholipid bilayer:part of the plasma membrane of a cell
osmosis:The diffusion of water through a semipermeable membrane from a lower concentration of solutes to a higher concentration of solutes
passive transport:Movement of materials across a cell membrane without using energy. The movement is with the concentration gradient (from high to low).
solute:The solid that gets dissolved in a solution.
Solvent:A substance that dissolves other substances, thus forming a solution
Trachea:A tube that carries air to the lungs
turgor pressure:a cells swelling against its cell wall caused by the pressure of the cell’s contents
ureter:a muscular tube that carries urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder
urethra:the tube from which urine travels from the bladder to outside the body

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