What are channel proteins? + drawing
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a protein that forms pores in the membrane for charge proteins to diffuse
through
What happens in anaphase?
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Sister chromatids split and move to either pole (Disjunction)
,What is the plasmid
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circular piece of DNA
In normal temperatures what happens to the membrane (x2)
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fluid and partially membrane
What is the nucleus structure (+function)
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double membrane called the envelope, contains nuclear pores that enables
molecules to enter and leave. Nucleolus is the site of ribosome production.
Rate of facilitated diffusion depends on
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, concentration gradient, number of channel proteins
Phospholipids have a hint: head
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hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail
function of chloroplast
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Site of photosynthesis
What is diffusion?
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net random movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an
area of low concentration down a concentration gradient until equilibrium is
reached
function of mitochondria
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site of aerobic respiration to produce ATP
Principles of microscopes
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Simple convex glass lenses
Short distance by first lens
Magnified by second lens
What are carrier proteins? + drawing
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A protein that transports large molecules across a membrane
3 details about viruses
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a protein that forms pores in the membrane for charge proteins to diffuse
through
What happens in anaphase?
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Sister chromatids split and move to either pole (Disjunction)
,What is the plasmid
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circular piece of DNA
In normal temperatures what happens to the membrane (x2)
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fluid and partially membrane
What is the nucleus structure (+function)
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double membrane called the envelope, contains nuclear pores that enables
molecules to enter and leave. Nucleolus is the site of ribosome production.
Rate of facilitated diffusion depends on
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, concentration gradient, number of channel proteins
Phospholipids have a hint: head
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hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail
function of chloroplast
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Site of photosynthesis
What is diffusion?
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net random movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an
area of low concentration down a concentration gradient until equilibrium is
reached
function of mitochondria
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site of aerobic respiration to produce ATP
Principles of microscopes
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Simple convex glass lenses
Short distance by first lens
Magnified by second lens
What are carrier proteins? + drawing
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A protein that transports large molecules across a membrane
3 details about viruses
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