Animal Physiology - Lecture 13 Flashcards
Smaller particles move at a .. rate
faster
A greater concentration gradient results in … movement
faster
Osmolarity is a measure of .. .. exerted by a .. across a perfect semi-permeable membrane compared to pure water
osmotic pressure, membrane
-#particles/molecule of solute x moles/ per litre
Osm/L
1 mole of glucose = … Osm/L
1
1 mole of NaCl = .. Osm/L
2
-Dissociates into Na+Cl-
The cell is hyperosmotic to the extracellular fluid, so water … the cell
enters
Tonicity is the effect of a solution on cell …
volume
-depends on solutes and membrane permeability
osmoregulators … their osmolarity in different environments
.. the environment
regulate, matching
-limited osmoregulation may also occur, where osmolarity changes yet oesn’t match envrionment
osmoconformers … … their osmolarity in different environments
don’t regulate
marine teleosts are ..-… to the environment, resulting in … salt concentration
hypo-osmotic
high
- they actively extrude CL-, NA+, release salt concentrated urine
Freshwater teleosts are .. to the environment
hyperosmotic
-low salt concentration
hyperosmotic solutions have more .. than the external fluid
solutes
hypoosmotic solutions have more .. than the external fluid
water
-less solutes