Membrane Transport: Passive and Active

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Terms for moving substances across the plasma membrane.

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Crucigrama Membrane Transport: Passive and ActiveVersión en línea Terms for moving substances across the plasma membrane. por AZLIN BINTI HJ JANTAN KPM-Guru 1 Movement of molecules from higher to lower concentration without energy input. 2 Movement of water across a semipermeable membrane toward higher solute concentration. 3 Passive transport aided by membrane proteins that provide passage for specific molecules. 4 Process by which a cell engulfs external material by wrapping it in membrane. 5 Process by which materials inside the cell are released to the exterior when vesicles fuse with the membrane. 6 Small membrane-bound sac that transports substances within or outside the cell. 7 Membrane protein that uses energy to move substances against their gradient. 8 Difference in concentration or electrochemical potential between two regions that drives movement. 8 2 7 5 1 3 6 1 Process by which substances are moved within a plant through conductive tissues. 2 Vascular tissue that conducts water and minerals from roots to shoots. 3 Vascular tissue that distributes sugars and other organic nutrients throughout the plant. 4 Loss of water vapor from aerial plant parts, mainly through stomata. 5 Movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane from higher to lower water potential. 6 Pathway through cell walls and intercellular spaces, not crossing membranes. 7 Pathway through cytoplasm interconnected by plasmodesmata between plant cells. 8 Pathway that crosses cell membranes during transport. 7 8 3 6 2 1 5 4 1 Transfer of pollen grains to a receptive stigma, enabling fertilization. 2 Fine grains containing male haploid cells, dispersed by wind or animals. 3 Male gametes produced by the male gametophyte inside a pollen grain. 4 Diploid cell formed by fusion of two gametes. 5 Nourishing tissue within seeds formed after fertilization involving a triploid nucleus. 6 Union of male and female gametes producing a new diploid organism. 7 A process in flowering plants where two sperm deliver one embryo and one nutritive nucleus. 8 Having two complete sets of chromosomes. 7 1 5 6 3 8 4 2 1 Biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions in living organisms. 2 All chemical processes that sustain life in organisms. 3 Reactant that binds to a catalyst and undergoes a chemical change. 4 Binding region on a catalyst where reactants attach for reaction. 5 Organelle network where proteins destined for secretion begin folding and processing. 6 Small particle that assembles amino acids into polypeptide chains. 7 Organelle that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins for export. 8 Process releasing contents outside the cell by vesicle fusion. 5 6 4 3 8 7 2 1

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Membrane Transport: Passive and ActiveVersión en línea

Terms for moving substances across the plasma membrane.

por AZLIN BINTI HJ JANTAN KPM-Guru

Movement of molecules from higher to lower concentration without energy input.

Movement of water across a semipermeable membrane toward higher solute concentration.

Passive transport aided by membrane proteins that provide passage for specific molecules.

Process by which a cell engulfs external material by wrapping it in membrane.

Process by which materials inside the cell are released to the exterior when vesicles fuse with the membrane.

Small membrane-bound sac that transports substances within or outside the cell.

Membrane protein that uses energy to move substances against their gradient.

Difference in concentration or electrochemical potential between two regions that drives movement.

Process by which substances are moved within a plant through conductive tissues.

Vascular tissue that conducts water and minerals from roots to shoots.

Vascular tissue that distributes sugars and other organic nutrients throughout the plant.

Loss of water vapor from aerial plant parts, mainly through stomata.

Movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane from higher to lower water potential.

Pathway through cell walls and intercellular spaces, not crossing membranes.

Pathway through cytoplasm interconnected by plasmodesmata between plant cells.

Pathway that crosses cell membranes during transport.

Transfer of pollen grains to a receptive stigma, enabling fertilization.

Fine grains containing male haploid cells, dispersed by wind or animals.

Male gametes produced by the male gametophyte inside a pollen grain.

Diploid cell formed by fusion of two gametes.

Nourishing tissue within seeds formed after fertilization involving a triploid nucleus.

Union of male and female gametes producing a new diploid organism.

A process in flowering plants where two sperm deliver one embryo and one nutritive nucleus.

Having two complete sets of chromosomes.

Biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions in living organisms.

All chemical processes that sustain life in organisms.

Reactant that binds to a catalyst and undergoes a chemical change.

Binding region on a catalyst where reactants attach for reaction.

Organelle network where proteins destined for secretion begin folding and processing.

Small particle that assembles amino acids into polypeptide chains.

Organelle that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins for export.

Process releasing contents outside the cell by vesicle fusion.

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Membrane Transport: Passive and ActiveVersión en línea

por AZLIN BINTI HJ JANTAN KPM-Guru

Movement of molecules from higher to lower concentration without energy input.

Movement of water across a semipermeable membrane toward higher solute concentration.

Passive transport aided by membrane proteins that provide passage for specific molecules.

Process by which a cell engulfs external material by wrapping it in membrane.

Process by which materials inside the cell are released to the exterior when vesicles fuse with the membrane.

Small membrane-bound sac that transports substances within or outside the cell.

Membrane protein that uses energy to move substances against their gradient.

Difference in concentration or electrochemical potential between two regions that drives movement.

Process by which substances are moved within a plant through conductive tissues.

Vascular tissue that conducts water and minerals from roots to shoots.

Vascular tissue that distributes sugars and other organic nutrients throughout the plant.

Loss of water vapor from aerial plant parts, mainly through stomata.

Movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane from higher to lower water potential.

Pathway through cell walls and intercellular spaces, not crossing membranes.

Pathway through cytoplasm interconnected by plasmodesmata between plant cells.

Pathway that crosses cell membranes during transport.

Transfer of pollen grains to a receptive stigma, enabling fertilization.

Fine grains containing male haploid cells, dispersed by wind or animals.

Male gametes produced by the male gametophyte inside a pollen grain.

Diploid cell formed by fusion of two gametes.

Nourishing tissue within seeds formed after fertilization involving a triploid nucleus.

Union of male and female gametes producing a new diploid organism.

A process in flowering plants where two sperm deliver one embryo and one nutritive nucleus.

Having two complete sets of chromosomes.

Biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions in living organisms.

All chemical processes that sustain life in organisms.

Reactant that binds to a catalyst and undergoes a chemical change.

Binding region on a catalyst where reactants attach for reaction.

Organelle network where proteins destined for secretion begin folding and processing.

Small particle that assembles amino acids into polypeptide chains.

Organelle that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins for export.

Process releasing contents outside the cell by vesicle fusion.