cell membrane Flashcards

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phospholipid does?

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main component of membrane and forms phospholipid.

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protein does?

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embedded in the cell membrane and used for transport in & out of cell

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Carb does?

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Attached to phospholipid or proteins, used for cell identification

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cholesterol does?

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hydrophobic part of membrane, regulates fluidity of membrane

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passive transport criteria

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  • no energy needed
  • allows certain substances to pass thru
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active transport criteria?

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  • needs energy
  • controls movement of molecules.
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diffusion diffs? (passive)

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-high to low con
- moves down gradient

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osmosis diffs? (passvie)

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  • diffusion of WATER across semipermeable membrane
  • water move thru membrane or aquaporins
  • move DOWN gradient
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facilitated diffusion diffs? (passive)

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  • sometimes too big, use protein channel or carrier
  • move molecs from HIGHER con to LOWER
  • move down gradient
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10
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diff between facili and diffusion

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simple: substance pass thru phospholipids
facili: use protein carrier

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protein pump is?

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uses ENERGY to move molecs from LOW to HIGH
- against gradient
- send signal in nervous system

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carrier protein is?

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  • against gradient to transport substances in/out of cell
  • active transport (need ATP)
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endocytosis diffs?

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  • when cell takes in large amounts of small particles
  • “eats” it basically
    e.g. eats bacteria in immune sys
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exocytosis diffs?

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  • cell sends materials out of cell thru vesicles
  • basically secretes important proteins
    e.g. insulin
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15
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Iso means…

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same!
solution will stay the same

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hypo means…

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low!
solute outside is LOWER than inside

17
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what happens in hypo solutions?

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the cell will grow (swells) and it could burst

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hyper means…

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high!
solute outside is HIGHER than inside

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what happens in hyper solutions?

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the cell will shrink bc water moved out. Can dry and shrivel.

20
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eukaryotic diffs

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  • has nucleus
  • has organelles
  • multicellular or unicellular
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prokaryotic diffs

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  • no nuclues
  • no organelles
  • all unicellular
22
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glycolipid is…

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  • carbs attached to lipids
  • provides stability and cell identification
23
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glycoprotein is…

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  • carb and protein
  • surface receptors and maintaining stability