Active Transport, Osmosis, Diffution Flashcards
What protein uses active transport?
Carrier protein it changes shape for large molecules to go through.
Definition of diffusion.
Movement of molecules from a high concentration to a lower concentration.
Factors effecting diffusion? 3
Temperature
Surface area
Diffusion path
Define osmosis? Alevel
Movement of water down a water potential gradient (less negative wp to more positive wp)
Define active transport?
Movement of particles from a region of lower concentration to a region a higher concentration.
- What is the first process of active transport using carrier proteins?
- Molecules bind to receptors of carrier proteins
- What is the second process of active transport using carrier proteins? (A)
- ATP binds to Inside of carrier protein and hydrolysed into phosphate and ADP (releasing energy)
- What is the third process of active transport using carrier proteins? (P)
- Phosphate and ADP causes protein to change shape. Allowing molecule to go to other side.
- What is the fourth process of active transport using carrier proteins? (Released)
- Phosphate is released and binds to ADP to form ATP.
- What is the last process of active transport using carrier proteins?
The carrier protein returns to original shape.
What is bulk transport?
process by which large substances (or bulk amounts of smaller substances) enter the cell without crossing the membrane.
What is the transport of phagocytosis?
Solid
What is the transport of pinocytosis?
Liquid