Infolding membrane - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Species - group of individuals with the potential to interbreed and produce viable offspring *some asexual organisms are recognized as species although they do not breed. archaebacteria - microorganisms that are similar to bacteria in size and simplicity of structure, but radically different in molecular organization. now believed to constitute an ancient intermediate group between the bacteria and eukaryotes prokaryote - a single celled organism that has neither a distinct nucleus with a m...

BIO 150 EXAM 3 UTK GRADED A+ The difference between biomes and biogeographic regions is: A. biomes are defined by climate; biogeographic regions are defined by vegetation B. biomes are defined by vegetation; biogeographic regions are defined by climate C. biomes are defined by climate; biogeographic regions are defined by barriers D. biomes are defined by animals; biogeographic regions are defined by vegetation ️C. biomes are defined by vegetation biogeographic regions are defin...

Another term for intracellular fluid (ICF) - cytosol Another term for extracellular fluid (ECF) - interstitial fluid ECF in blood vessels - blood plasma ECP in lymphatic vessels - lymph ECF within/around brain & spinal cord - cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) process by which glucose enters and leaves most human cells - facilitated diffusion two ways water molecules pass through plasma membrane - 1. through lipid bilayer 2. through integral membrane proteins that function as water channels hypot...

BIO 150 EXAM 3 UTK QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% CORRECT the difference between biomes and biogeographic regions is: A. biomes are defined by climate; biogeographic regions are defined by vegetation B. biomes are defined by vegetation; biogeographic regions are defined by climate C. biomes are defined by climate; biogeographic regions are defined by barriers D. biomes are defined by animals; biogeographic regions are defined by vegetation - Answer️️ -C. biomes are defined by vegetation...

BIOD 121- Module 2 Practice Questions and Answers | 100% Pass What are the 3 functions of digestion? - Answer️️ -Growth, energy, support immune system What can trigger digestion before food enters the mouth? - Answer️️ -Cognition, sound, odor, appearance, and taste What are the 2 processes of digestion that occur once food is in the mouth? - Answer️️ -Chemical Process and Mechanical Process Mechanical Process - Answer️️ -chewing, churning to break down food Chemical Proc...

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Bio 253 final exam (195 Questions with Complete Solutions) Update 2024 Diffusion - ANS-Movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. Osmosis - ANS-diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane facilitated diffusion (passive transport) - ANS-movement of molecules across a membrane via transport proteins without energy from ATP hydrolysis Phagocytosis - ANS-A type of endocytosis in which a cell engulfs large particles or ...

What advantage do organisms that reproduce sexually have over organisms that reproduce asexually? Their offspring may be more adaptable to changes in the environment. Which term describes the fusion of two gametes to form a diploid zygote? Syngamy Which term describes the multicellular haploid form of a protist that shows alternation of generations? Gametophyte Which structure mediates the attachment of spores to a surface on which to grow? Holdfast Which of the following statements about Ul...

BIO 2120 Exam 3 - Questions and Answers What is the key to maintaining the functional organization of a cell? The selectivity of vesicular transport- vesicles must recognize and fuse only with the appropriate target membrane Transport vesicles from the ER are coated with ___. Cytosolic coat proteins- coats assemble as the vesicle buds off and are removed in the cytosol before it reaches its target. The vesicles fuse with the target membrane, empty their cargo, and their membrane proteins diffus...

Actin - correct answer a globular protein that links into chains, twist to form microfilaments in muscle cells Active Transport - correct answer the movement of a substance across a cell membrane against the concentration gradient, requires energy Anion - correct answer a negatively charged ion Archaea - correct answer ...