A Removing water is to osmosis A Adding water is to osmolarity B. Gated channels are to mediated transport B: Lipid bilayers are to net flux. CA 600 mOsm cell is to a 200 mOsm solution. (all nonpenetraing) C 53 molar (H₂0) cell is to a 54 molar (H2O) solution (all nonpenetralng). D Transporters are to simple diffusion. D Voltage-gated channels are to secondary active i transport A Removing water is to concentration A Adding solute is to dilution B. Heat energy is to diffusion B Transporters are to downhill gradients. CA 350 mOsm solution is to an 300 mOsm cell (all nonpenetraing) C 550 mOsm.cell is to a 550 mOsm solution (all nonpenetraing) D: Channels are to facilitated diffusion D Aquaporins are to membrane potentials A: Adding solute is to molarity as: B: ATP is to active transport as: C: Hypertonicity is to cell size as: D: Pumps are to active transport as: Reset

A Removing water is to osmosis A Adding water is to osmolarity B. Gated channels are to mediated transport B: Lipid bilayers are to net flux. CA 600 mOsm cell is to a 200 mOsm solution. (all nonpenetraing) C 53 molar (H₂0) cell is to a 54 molar (H2O) solution (all nonpenetralng). D Transporters are to simple diffusion. D Voltage-gated channels are to secondary active i transport A Removing water is to concentration A Adding solute is to dilution B. Heat energy is to diffusion B Transporters are to downhill gradients. CA 350 mOsm solution is to an 300 mOsm cell (all nonpenetraing) C 550 mOsm.cell is to a 550 mOsm solution (all nonpenetraing) D: Channels are to facilitated diffusion D Aquaporins are to membrane potentials A: Adding solute is to molarity as: B: ATP is to active transport as: C: Hypertonicity is to cell size as: D: Pumps are to active transport as: Reset

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

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Author:Lauralee Sherwood

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Chapter3: The Plasma Membrane And Membrane Potential

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Problem 2TAHL: Assume that a membrane permeable to Na+ but not to Cl- separates two solutions. The concentration of...

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