Active Transport, Osmosis, Diffution Flashcards

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What protein uses active transport?

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Carrier protein it changes shape for large molecules to go through.

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Definition of diffusion.

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Movement of molecules from a high concentration to a lower concentration.

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Factors effecting diffusion? 3

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Temperature
Surface area
Diffusion path

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Define osmosis? Alevel

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Movement of water down a water potential gradient (less negative wp to more positive wp)

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Define active transport?

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Movement of particles from a region of lower concentration to a region a higher concentration.

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  1. What is the first process of active transport using carrier proteins?
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  1. Molecules bind to receptors of carrier proteins
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  1. What is the second process of active transport using carrier proteins? (A)
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  1. ATP binds to Inside of carrier protein and hydrolysed into phosphate and ADP (releasing energy)
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  1. What is the third process of active transport using carrier proteins? (P)
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  1. Phosphate and ADP causes protein to change shape. Allowing molecule to go to other side.
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  1. What is the fourth process of active transport using carrier proteins? (Released)
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  1. Phosphate is released and binds to ADP to form ATP.
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  1. What is the last process of active transport using carrier proteins?
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The carrier protein returns to original shape.

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What is bulk transport?

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process by which large substances (or bulk amounts of smaller substances) enter the cell without crossing the membrane.

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What is the transport of phagocytosis?

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Solid

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What is the transport of pinocytosis?

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Liquid

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