A) It obeys the laws of diffusion.
B) In animal tissues, water moves into cells if they are hypertonic to their environment.
C) Red blood cells must be kept in a plasma that is hypotonic to the cells.
D) Two cells with identical solute concentrations are isotonic to each other.
E) Solute concentration is the principal factor in osmosis.
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A) RNA
B) Phospholipids
C) Cholesterol
D) Fatty acids
E) Glycolipids
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A) They have hydrophobic regions within the lipid portion of the bilayer.
B) They have hydrophilic regions that protrude in aqueous environments on either side of the membrane.
C) They move laterally but not vertically within the bilayer.
D) They control the rate of diffusion.
E) Their polar regions interact with similar regions of integral membrane proteins.
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A) Facilitated diffusion
B) The sodium-potassium pump
C) Phagocytosis
D) Exocytosis
E) Pinocytosis
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A) only in muscle cell membranes.
B) associated with the fatty acid region of the lipids.
C) in the interior of the membrane.
D) exposed on the surface of the membrane.
E) either on the surface or inserted into the interior of the membrane.
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A) generate ATP.
B) are based on passive movement of Na+ ions.
C) include the passive movement of glucose molecules.
D) use ATP directly.
E) can move solutes against their concentration gradients.
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A) The hydrophobic nature of the phospholipid tails limits the migration of polar molecules across the membrane.
B) Integral proteins and phospholipids move fluidly throughout the membrane.
C) Membrane phospholipids flip back and forth from one side of the bilayer to the other.
D) Glycolipids and glycoproteins serve as recognition sites on the cell membrane.
E) All of the above are true.
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A) shrivel.
B) swell and burst.
C) shrivel and then return to normal.
D) swell and then return to normal.
E) take up and release water at an equal rate.
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A) Cholesterol
B) Glycolipids or glycoproteins
C) Phospholipids
D) Carrier proteins
E) All of the above
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A) coated vesicles.
B) cell adhesion molecules.
C) glycolipids.
D) carrier molecules.
E) transport proteins.
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A) Solution X has a greater solute concentration than solution Y.
B) Solution X has a lower solute concentration than solution Y.
C) Solution X and solution Y have the same solute concentration.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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A) a charge imbalance across the plasma membrane.
B) the difference in ion concentrations on either side of the plasma membrane.
C) the difference in ATP concentrations on either side of the plasma membrane.
D) the capacity for active transport.
E) the ability of macromolecules to recognize and adhere to one another.
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A) increases indefinitely.
B) decreases.
C) increases until a plateau is reached.
D) can either increase or decrease.
E) remains the same.
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A) Gap junctions
B) Tight junctions
C) Desmosomes
D) Cytoplasmic plaques
E) Both a and b
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A) help the organelles move.
B) protect the organelles from increased temperatures.
C) transform energy.
D) make use of the cells' internal genetic information.
E) destroy cellular waste products.
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