Active Transport Flashcards

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1
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What’s the active transport concentration?

A

•Low to high concertration

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2
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What type of membrane does active transport occur across?

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•A semi permeable membrane

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3
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In order for a plant cell to go through the process of active transport what will it require?

A

•Energy

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4
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What is transpiration?

A

•The process of movement of water up a plant.

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5
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What do root hairs do through active transport?

A

Take in minerals and water

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6
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How do minerals exit a root hair cell?

A

By diffusion

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7
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What can minerals be absorbed from?

A

Dilute solutions

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8
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How are minerals absorbed?

A

Against a concentration gradient

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9
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Definition of active transport

A

A substance being absorbed against a concentration gradient from a low to high concentration

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10
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What are minerals essential for?

A

Growth

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11
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What does active transport require?

A

Energy from respiration

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12
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Why can’t root hair cells use diffusion to absorb water and minerals?

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The concentration in the root hair cell is usually higher than the surrounding soils concentration so the minerals can only diffuse from a high to low concentration and therefore can’t diffuse.

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13
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What does active transport take from the gut?

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Gluecose

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14
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Why is it taken from the gut into the bloodstream?

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Because there is a lower concentration of nutrients in the gut than in the blood.

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15
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What happens when there is a higher concentration of amino acids and gluecose in the gut?

A

They diffuse naturally into the bloodstream

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16
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Can glucose be taken into the blood stream through active transport?

A

Yes

17
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When can glucose be taken into the bloodstream?

A

When the concentration is already higher in the blood than in the gut.

18
Q

What happens after glucose has been transported into the blood stream?

A

It’s then transported to cells for respiration.