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are required requires pumps can only move binds contains embedded changes expelled move found can be concentrated using to control lowers identify breaking down require transferring controls occur uses uses kinetic energy of the molecules correlate captures is used engulfing send protons
responsive to electrical currents
oxygen to finish breaking a glucose molecule down and transferring the energy to ATP pyruvic acid the end product of glycoysis fermentation process of converting pyruvic acid to alcohol and carbon dioxide feedback inhibition
that move hydrogen protons out of the cell
molecules from high to low concentration active transport movement of molecules
ATP energy molecule of the cell
more than one cell receptor proteins
in the cell membrane
active site region on an enzyme that the substrate binds ATP energy molecule of the cell
from the cell
sodium ions out of the cell into the cell proton pump protein
small sacs
metabolism
the activation energy for a chemical reaction
the cell diffusion movement of substance from a region of high concentration
a glucose molecule
ATP
to ATP pyruvic acid the end product of glycoysis fermentation process of converting pyruvic acid to alcohol and carbon dioxide feedback inhibition
chemical reactions in a cell catalyst compound
L:in a cell activation energy energy
kinetic energy of the molecules
to Holt Biology Visualizing Life Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 A B multicellular organism
the sun's energy
for metabolism photosynthesis process of capturing the sun's energy and using it to make sugar cellular respiration process of taking apart molecules and transferring the energy to ATP chlorophyll a green pigment
large particles to bring them inside the cell exocytosis wastes or secretions
signals to the inside of the cell voltage-sensitive channel protein channels
out of the cell