A cellular process thatexports materials outof the cell whenintracellular vesiclesfuse with the plasmamembrane and releasetheir contents (A typeof active transport)  To maintainhomeostasis bycontrolling whatenters and exitsthe cell  Only allowingcertain thingsto enter andexit  The molecule ofenergy for the cellthat is madeduring the processof cellularrespirationThe movement ofwater from areas ofhigh concentration toareas of lowconcentration withoutthe use of energy  A solution with a lowerconcentration ofsolutes on the outsideof the cell than in thecell. Water moves intothe cell by osmosis, socells will swell andeventually burst  PlasmaMembrane, FluidMosaic Model,PhospholipidBilayer  A protein used to movelarge substancesacross a membrane, orto move substancesagainst theirconcentration gradient  Water-fearingA solution with a higherconcentration ofsolutes on the outsideof the cell than in thecell. Water moves outof the cell by osmosis,so cells will shrivel upand die  A solution with thesame soluteconcentration as thecell. There is no netmovement of wateracross the membrane;cells maintain normalshape  A form of transport thatmoves from substancesfrom a region of highconcentration to a regionof low concentration.This form DOES NOTrequire energy (ATP)  C6H12O6 +O2 → 6CO2+ 6H2O +ATP  Attach to proteins orlipids on the outsidesurface; used forcell recognition,communication, andadhesion.  The non-polar tails  A form of passivetransport that movessubstances from aregion of highconcentration to lowconcentration using ahelper protein  A cellular processthat brings materialsinto the cell byengulfing them withthe plasmamembrane to form avesicle. (A type ofactive transport)MitochondriaA form of passivetransport thatmoves substancesfrom a highconcentration to alow concentration  Keeps themembrane fluidstable acrosstemperaturechanges.  The polarheads  Water-loving  Ahydrophobichead and twofatty acid tails  A form of transport thatmoves from substancesfrom a region of lowconcentration to a region ofhigh concentration (againstthe concentration gradient).This form DOES requireenergy (ATP).  A cellular process thatexports materials outof the cell whenintracellular vesiclesfuse with the plasmamembrane and releasetheir contents (A typeof active transport)  To maintainhomeostasis bycontrolling whatenters and exitsthe cell  Only allowingcertain thingsto enter andexit  The molecule ofenergy for the cellthat is madeduring the processof cellularrespirationThe movement ofwater from areas ofhigh concentration toareas of lowconcentration withoutthe use of energy  A solution with a lowerconcentration ofsolutes on the outsideof the cell than in thecell. Water moves intothe cell by osmosis, socells will swell andeventually burst  PlasmaMembrane, FluidMosaic Model,PhospholipidBilayer  A protein used to movelarge substancesacross a membrane, orto move substancesagainst theirconcentration gradient  Water-fearingA solution with a higherconcentration ofsolutes on the outsideof the cell than in thecell. Water moves outof the cell by osmosis,so cells will shrivel upand die  A solution with thesame soluteconcentration as thecell. There is no netmovement of wateracross the membrane;cells maintain normalshape  A form of transport thatmoves from substancesfrom a region of highconcentration to a regionof low concentration.This form DOES NOTrequire energy (ATP)  C6H12O6 +O2 → 6CO2+ 6H2O +ATP  Attach to proteins orlipids on the outsidesurface; used forcell recognition,communication, andadhesion.  The non-polar tails  A form of passivetransport that movessubstances from aregion of highconcentration to lowconcentration using ahelper protein  A cellular processthat brings materialsinto the cell byengulfing them withthe plasmamembrane to form avesicle. (A type ofactive transport)MitochondriaA form of passivetransport thatmoves substancesfrom a highconcentration to alow concentration  Keeps themembrane fluidstable acrosstemperaturechanges.  The polarheads  Water-loving  Ahydrophobichead and twofatty acid tails  A form of transport thatmoves from substancesfrom a region of lowconcentration to a region ofhigh concentration (againstthe concentration gradient).This form DOES requireenergy (ATP).  

Cell Transport - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A cellular process that exports materials out of the cell when intracellular vesicles fuse with the plasma membrane and release their contents (A type of active transport)
  2. To maintain homeostasis by controlling what enters and exits the cell
  3. Only allowing certain things to enter and exit
  4. The molecule of energy for the cell that is made during the process of cellular respiration
  5. The movement of water from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration without the use of energy
  6. A solution with a lower concentration of solutes on the outside of the cell than in the cell. Water moves into the cell by osmosis, so cells will swell and eventually burst
  7. Plasma Membrane, Fluid Mosaic Model, Phospholipid Bilayer
  8. A protein used to move large substances across a membrane, or to move substances against their concentration gradient
  9. Water-fearing
  10. A solution with a higher concentration of solutes on the outside of the cell than in the cell. Water moves out of the cell by osmosis, so cells will shrivel up and die
  11. A solution with the same solute concentration as the cell. There is no net movement of water across the membrane; cells maintain normal shape
  12. A form of transport that moves from substances from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration. This form DOES NOT require energy (ATP)
  13. C6H12O6 + O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP
  14. Attach to proteins or lipids on the outside surface; used for cell recognition, communication, and adhesion.
  15. The non-polar tails
  16. A form of passive transport that moves substances from a region of high concentration to low concentration using a helper protein
  17. A cellular process that brings materials into the cell by engulfing them with the plasma membrane to form a vesicle. (A type of active transport)
  18. Mitochondria
  19. A form of passive transport that moves substances from a high concentration to a low concentration
  20. Keeps the membrane fluid stable across temperature changes.
  21. The polar heads
  22. Water-loving
  23. A hydrophobic head and two fatty acid tails
  24. A form of transport that moves from substances from a region of low concentration to a region of high concentration (against the concentration gradient). This form DOES require energy (ATP).