7.2 permeability of the lipid bilayer Flashcards
what goes through lipid bilayer easily
nonpolar stuff
what cannot go through h
ions and other polar molecules
hydrophilic stuff
how do these things go through the membrane
the transport proteins
(transmembrane proteins)
_facilitated diffusion
channel proteins
have a channel that lets hydrophilic things pass through
aquaporins
channel proteins that allow water to diffuse in and out of cells
(3 billion water molecules per second )
carrier proteins
transport proteins that hold onto their passenger and shape shift so they can shuttle across the membrane
kidneys aquaporins
laws them to reclaim water from urine before excretion
ion channels
- including gate channels
- which open and close in response to stimulus