cell membrane and transport Flashcards

1
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who made the fluid mosiac model

A

singer and nicholson

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2
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describe a phospholipid bilayer

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phosphate head is hydrophilic and goes by water where the fatty acid tails turn in as they are hydrophobic

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3
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what is diffusion

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movement of molecules or ions from a high concentration gradient to low.

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4
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what are factors of diffusion

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concentration gradient, distance of travel, SA of membrane, thickness of membrane, increase in temperature

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5
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what is facilitated diffusion

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use of protein carriers, requires ATP

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6
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factors of facilitated diffusion

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respiratory inhibitor, number of protein carriers

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7
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what is co transport

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brings molecules and ions into cell together on the same protein carrier- ATP

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8
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what is active transport

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uses ATP, goes against concentration gradient, low to high conc gradient using protein carrier

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9
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factors of active transport

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respiratory inhibitor (cyanide)

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10
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what is bulk transport

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large particles enter by endocytosis. cell membrane engulfs particle forming vesicle and leaves by exocytosis

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11
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what is the definition of osmosis

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movement of water from high water potential through a partially permeable membrane

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12
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definition of water potential

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tendency of water to diffuse from one area to another

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13
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whats the water potential formula

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Ww = Ws + Wp

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14
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what is the definition of a hypotonic solution

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water potential is higher than cell. water will move into cell by osmosis

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15
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what is the definition of a hypertonic solution

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water potential is lower than cell. water will move out of the cell through osmosis

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16
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what is the definition of isotonic solution

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same water potential therefore no net movement

17
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what happens in an animal cell when its placed in a hypotonic solution

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cell will swell and burst as water will enter

18
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what happens to a plant cell when placed in a hypotonic solution

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vacuole swell and push against cell wall, and becomes turgid

19
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what happens to an animal cell when placed in a hypertonic solution

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cell will shrink

20
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what happens to a plant cell when placed in a hypertonic solution

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vacuole shrink and cell becomes plasmolyzed (membrane pulls away)

21
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what happens to an animal cell when placed in an isotonic solution

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optimal medium water potential of cell is equal to water potential of solution

22
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what happens to plant cell when placed in an isotonic solution

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cell becomes flaccid - incipient plasmolysis

23
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what can we use to test concentration in cell

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potato cylinders and beetroot disks