Exam 6: Cell Membranes, Transport, and Communication
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You observe a cell in a solution swelling until it bursts. You have seen an instance of osmosis in
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The various connections between cells including cell junctions and signaling molecules allow the cells in a multi-cellular organism to "talk" to each other, a principle known as cell-to-cell _______.
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Channel proteins require energy for transporting molecules across the plasma membrane
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Receptors in target cells can be located in the plasma membrane, the cytosol, or the __________.
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Cells in our liver take up cholesterol by receptor-mediated _____________.
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After entering its target cell, a hormone binds to its receptor and interacts with the cell's DNA, resulting in the production of a specific _______.
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The arrows in the figure below show the movement of water in relation to a plant cell.
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Soon after a certain molecule enters a cell, the cell begins producing a new type of protein. The molecule was probably a
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The fragrance of bread baking in a kitchen spreads to other rooms by
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A white blood cell at the site of a puncture wound engulfs a large cluster of bacteria forming a large internal vesicle. This is an example of
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A given signaling molecule can bind to several different kinds of cell surface receptors.
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Signaling molecules can be "tagged" by attaching glow-in-the-dark molecules to them. After adding tagged signaling molecules to the fluid around several cells, you observe the cells with a microscope designed to see glow-in-the-dark molecules. After a few minutes, you notice that the plasma membranes of some of the cells begins to glow. This observation indicates that some cells
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The principle of cell _______ is that different cells in the same organism may have different functions.
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The proposed role of capsaicin in anesthesia during surgery is to
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_____________ junctions act as protein "hooks" between cells in heart muscle.
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