B3 movement into and out of cells Flashcards

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define diffusion

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  • net mvmt of particles
  • from region of their high concentration to region of their lower concentration
  • as result of their random mvmt
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how do substances move into/out of cells

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diffusion through cell membrane

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why is diffusion important in organisms

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  • to deliver or removed dissolved substances (solutes) and gases though cell membranes
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how does surface area influence diffusion

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  • as SA inc, diffusion inc
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how does temperature influence diffusion

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  • as temp inc, diffusion inc
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how does concentration gradient influence diffusion

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  • as inc, diffusion inc
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how does distance influence diffusion

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  • as distance inc, diffusion dec
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how does water diffuse through partially permeable membranes

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osmosis

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how does water move in/out of cells

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through partially permeable membranes by osmosis

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what happens to water in a cell if placed in concentrated solution

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water will leave cell

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what happens to water in a cell if placed in a dilute solution

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water will enter cell

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define osmosis

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  • net mvmt of water moelcules
  • from regionof high wp (dilute solution) to low wp (concentrated solution)
  • through a partially permeable membrane
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what happens if plant cell is immersed in dilute solution

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  • gain water by osmosis
  • turgor pressure increases
  • high tp = turgid
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what happens if plant cell is immersed in concentrated solution

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  • lose water by osmosis
  • turgor pressure decreases
  • becomes flaccid
  • if lose a lot of water, cytoplasm/vacuole may shrink so much that cytoplasm pulls away from cell wall (plasmolysis)
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why is osmosis important in plants

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  • water in soil (dilute solution)
  • enter root hair cell by osmosis
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why is osmosis important in animals

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  • body cells can be damaged if too much/little water gained/lost
  • so, water concentration of blood/cytoplasm v closely controlled by kidneys
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define active transport

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  • mvmt of particles thru cell membrane
  • region of low conc to region of high conc
  • using energy from respiration
18
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active transport in plants

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  • conc of ions higher inside root hair cell than soil
  • diffusion would cause ions to move out of plant
  • AT allow take in vital ions
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active transport in animals

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  • glucose absorbed thru intestine wall into bloodstream
  • when glucose conc in intestine < bloodstream, active transport