12 Questions
Why are cells small? Explain advantage with calculations of surface area and ______ Cell membrane
volume
Identify which materials can and cannot pass freely across the ______
membrane
Passive Transport: Compare and contrast the processes of diffusion and ______
osmosis
Explain movement along/down a concentration ______
gradient
Active transport: List the types of active ______
transport
Types of solutions: Explain what happens to cells in each type of solution (hypo/hyper/iso) and ______ this occurs
why
The importance of DNA replication is to ensure ___________ of genetic information.
accuracy
DNA is called the “blueprint of life” because it contains the ___________ for building and maintaining an organism.
instructions
The base pairing rules of DNA state that adenine pairs with ___________ and cytosine pairs with guanine.
thymine
The difference between the leading and lagging strands in DNA replication lies in their ___________ direction.
synthesis
Cell cycle regulators like cyclins, kinases, and checkpoint proteins help in ensuring proper ___________ of the cell cycle.
progression
The 3 types of RNA are messenger RNA (mRNA), transfer RNA (tRNA), and ___________ RNA.
ribosomal
Test your knowledge on why cells are small and the advantages of surface area to volume ratio with calculations. Learn about the major functions of the cell membrane, its components like cholesterol, protein, and phospholipid, and which materials can pass freely. Explore the role of the cell membrane in maintaining homeostasis, as well as compare diffusion and osmosis processes.
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