Cell Membrane and Transport Flashcards

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1
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What surrounds all cells?

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cell membrane

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Cell membrane functions

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regulates what enters and leaves, protects and supports cell, communicate w cell

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phospholipid bilayer

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2 layers of phospholipid on cell membranes which protects and repels molecules `

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hydrophilic part of phospholipid

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head on the outside touching the water

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hydrophobic part of phospholipid

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tail on the inside of cell membrane, away from water

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selectively permeable

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only allows certain things to pass through

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cell membrane main properties

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flexible, self-repairing, can be divided, selectively permeable, contains protein channels for certain molecules

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cell transport

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movement across the cell membrane

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what is allowed in cell?

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Depends on: size, electrical charge, concentration, needs of cells

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types of transport

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Passive and active transport

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what is passive transport?

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Transport of molecules from high to low concentrations using simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion and osmosis without the use of ATP

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Simple Diffusion

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When molecules don’t have a charge and are small enough to pass through the phospholipid bilayer

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facilitated diffusion

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diffusion with the aid of protein channels + carrier proteins

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protein channel

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open for smaller, molecules to pass through with the addition of hormones

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carrier proteins

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for larger charged molecules

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15
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Compare simple diffusion to facilitated diffusion

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while both simple and facilitated diffusion move molecules from high to low concentrations, facilitated diffusion uses transport proteins to assist molecules when moving from high to low

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osmosis

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diffusion of water high to low concentrations

17
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hypertonic

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solute with high concentration outside of cell causing cell to shrink/shrivel up and die

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hypotonic

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solute with a low concentration outside of cell causing cell to expand/explode and die

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isotonic

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equal amounts of solute and water = equilibrium causing a normal looking cell

20
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hypertonic plant

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plasmolysed

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hypertonic animal

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creanated

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hypotonic plant

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turgid

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hypotonic animal

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lysed

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What is active transport?

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Movement of molecules from low to high levels of concentration using ATP

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Types of Active Transport

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Endocytosis (enter)
Exocytosis (exit)
Protein Pumps

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Endocytosis

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bringing materials into the cell by infolding the membrane creating vesicle

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Exocytosis

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the membrane of vesicle surrounding materials fuses with cell membrane and forces the content out of the cell

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protein pump

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when molecules are moves from low to high concentration using a protein channel