Cell Membrane 3.3-3.5 Flashcards
Cell membrane has 2 _____________________ layers
Phospholipid
Cell membrane is a
Boundary
Cell membrane is ____________________ aka let some things pass
Semi permeable
Cell membrane is __________________ permeable
Selectively
What is the cell membrane selectively permeable about
Size and polarity
What other molecules are in the membrane
Protein and protein channels
_____________ ______________ are transmitted across cell membrane
Chemical signals
Bind with ligands and change shape
Receptors
2 type of receptors
Intracellular receptor and membrane receptor
Ligand enter cell to bind to receptor ex: hormones
Intercellular receptor
Ligand connect to cell membrane and receptor send something out other side, faster, uses any size and polarity
Membrane receptor
Ligand=
Signal
Materials move out of cell membrane b/c _______________ _____________
Concentration difference
No ATP input from cell
Passive transport
What passive transport allow
Molecule to move across cell membrane
2 types of passive transport
Diffusion and osmosis
Movement of molecules in fluid/gas, from high to low, move by natural motion of particles
Diffusion
Movement of water thru semi permeable membrane
Osmosis
3 type of solutions
Isotonic, hypertonic, hypotonic
Solute concentration out = solute concentration in
Isotonic
Water in motion moves at equal rates
Isotonic
Solute concentration out > solute concentration in
Hypertonic
Solute concentration out < solute concentration in
Hypotonic
Water move out to lower concentration and cell shrink
Hypertonic
Water move to higher concentration and puff up
Hypotonic
Some molecules can only diffuse through ____________ _________________
Transport protein
Diffusion thru transport proteins (tunnel for molecule) need a little help
Facilitated diffusion
Cells use ___________ to transport materials that can’t ___________ across cell membrane
Energy; diffuse
Use ATP input from cell to allow cell to move substance again concentration gradient (go against current)
Active transport
Use power by chemical energy (ATP)
Active transport
Occur thru transitive protein pump
Active transport
Use for cell to maintain homeostasis
Active transport
During cell I’m/export large material in vesicles
Endo/exoxytosis
Taking material into cell
Endocytosis
Expelling material from cell
Exocytosis
Type of endocytosis
Phagocytosis