What to copy The fluids surrounding our cells contain gases, ions, water, and debris. Regarding liver cells surrounded b

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What To Copy The Fluids Surrounding Our Cells Contain Gases Ions Water And Debris Regarding Liver Cells Surrounded B 1 (39.95 KiB) Viewed 25 times

What to copy The fluids surrounding our cells contain gases, ions, water, and debris. Regarding liver cells surrounded by interstitiai fluid containing the items listed above, 1. Name a substance that enters cells via facilitated diffusion. Describe how it enters cells, and tell why it enters instead of leaving | 3 points) 2. Name a substance that enters the lysosomes in liver cells via primary active transport. Describe that process and inditate why it unquires ATP. (3 points) 3. Name and describe two ways water enters or leaves liver cells. (3 points) 4. Use two of these terms to accurately explain how debris is brought into a livercell and destroyed (not all terms are appropriste for this task and should be ignored): pinocytosis, exocytosis, phagocytosis. facilitated diffusion, primary active transport, endocytosis Underine the terms thyt you use where they appear in your answer. (2 pointsi) 5. Consider Figure 26.2. Name two electrolytes that require primary active trmnspoit to leave cellisi Detend your choices (2. pointsy 6. Certain solutes are in higher concentration in the interstitial fuid than in she cells it surrom th. The solutes have bonds where clectrons are unequally shared. What type of bond is this, and what type of diffusion is used to bring the colutes into the cells? (2 poeits)