Cell membrane and passive transport Flashcards

1
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Prokaryotic cells

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are cells with no nucleus

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2
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eukaryotic cell

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complex cells with a nucleus and subcellular structure

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3
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Plasma Membrane

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the cells outer boundary, selectively permeable, and plays role in cell communication

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4
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Cytoplasm

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all cellular contents between the plasma membrane and the nucleus. Cytosol is the fluid portion

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5
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Nucleus

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a large organelle containing DNA as chromosomes

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6
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Chromosomes

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each one contains a single molecule of DNA and associated proteins. thousands of hereditary units called genes

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7
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Fluid mosaic Model

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describes the arrangement of molecules within the membrane. lipids act as a barrier to certain polar substances. proteins allow only specific molecule and ions in

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8
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Integral Proteins

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extend into or through the bilayer

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9
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transmembrane proteins

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span the entire lipid bilayer

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10
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peripheral proteins

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attached to inner or out layer of surface but do not extend through the membrane

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11
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Glycoproteins

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membrane proteins with a carbohydrate group attached that extend into the extracellular fluid

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12
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Glycocalyx

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is the entire membrane coating

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13
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Ligand

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is a molecule that binds with a receptor

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14
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Concentration gradient

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is the difference in the concentration of a chemical from one place to another

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15
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passive processes

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substances moving across the cell membrane without the input of energy. High concentration -> low concentration

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16
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active processes

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by using energy to move a substance across the membrane against the gradient.

17
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Diffusion

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the passive spread of particles through random motion from high to low concentration until at equilibrium.
affected by: temp, surface area, distance

18
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Simple Diffusion

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nothing is required for substance to go through the membrane

19
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Channel-Mediated diffusion

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the passage of specific ions through gated channels

blue = blue gate blue =/ purple gate

20
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Carrier-Mediated diffusion

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the passage of sugars through the membrane

like a revolving door

21
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Osmosis

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the movement of water through a selectively permeable membrane

22
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tonicity

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the concentration of salt solutions in the blood

23
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Isotonic

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there is the same concentration of particles in both the solution and cell. water doesn’t move

24
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Hypotonic

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there is a higher concentration in the cell than solution. water enters the cell

25
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Hypertonic

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there is a higher concentration in the solution than the call. water leaves the cell