CELL MOVEMENT Flashcards
Characterized by PSEUDOPODIUM
Amoeboid movt
Movement of an entire cell in relation to its surrounding (the whole cell moves)
Amoeboid movt
Attached to anything and bring the whole cell with it
Amoeboid movt
Example of amoebiid movt
WBC
From blood to tissue
Whip like movt of the CILIA on the surfaces of the cell
Ciliary movt
Ex of ciliary movt
Movt of cilia on respiratory passages
Movt in fallopian tube
Interstitial fluid
Extracellular fluid
Cell membrane is made up of
Lipids
Water loving
Head
Lipid soluble
Nonpolar
Tails
Lipid soluble matls
Vitamins
O2
Co2
Serves as channels
Lipids
Body weight is % fluid
56% fluid
2 types of fluid in the body
Intracellular
Extracellular
Inside the cell numerous in K, Mg P
Intracellular fluid
Diluted salt soln
Mostly Na and Cl
Extracellular fluid
Regulates the intracellular and extracellular fluid
Cell memb
2 mechanisms in movt across the cell membrane
Passive process
Active process
Move ions of molecules without energy expenditure
Passive process
Passive processes
DOF FBS
Diffusion
Osmosis
Filtration
Facilitated diffusion
Bulk flow
Solvent drag *downhill movt
Determines which molecules comes out and comes in
Permeability
Selectively permeable
Factors of solubility
SSS EC
Shape Size Solubility of mol Electric charge Combination of all factors varies from cell to cell
Differences between the concentrations of subs EXTRACELLULARLY and INTRACELLULARLY
Concentration gradient
Req energy source by the cell for movt across the cell memb
Transport subs AGAINST their concentration gradient
Active process
Uphill movement
Active process
2 types of active process
Carrier mediated active process
Transport mediated active process
You get substances inward
Endocytosis
2 types of endocytosis
Phagocytosis
Pinocytosis
Get subs outside the cell
Exocytosis
Molecular movt of solutes from an area of HIGH concentration to an area of LOW conc
Diffusion
Downhill movt
Passive process
Diffusion
Uphill movt
Active process
Factors that influence diffusion rates
(FASTER)
DM ST
> Distance
Molecular size
Size of gradient ^
Temperature ^
3 major factors that determine whether or not a substance can diffuse across a cell memb
Lipid solubility
Size of membrane channels
Charge in the ion, mol, or membrane
Lipid soluble subs
Alcohol
Steroid
Fatty acids
Dissolved gases
Diffusion of the WATER across a membrane due to differences in conc
Osmosis
Water will flow across a memb toward the soln that has the highest conc of solutes bec that is where the conc of water is lowest
Osmosis
Soln that has highest conc of solutes
Conc of water is lowest
Total solute concentration in a soln
Osmotic concentration
Osmolarity
3 diff solute conc in osmolarity
Isotonic
Hypotonic
Hypertonic
Same solute conc as the cytoplasm
Isotonic
No net movt of water into or out of the cell
Isotonic soln
Solute conc lower than that of the cytoplasm
Hypotonic soln
Osmotic flow of water into the cells
Hypotonic soln
Cells will swell
Hypotonic soln
Solute conc is higher than that of the cytoplasm
Hypertonic
Movt of water out of the cell
Hypertonic
Cells shrivel and crenated
Hypertonic
Hydrostatic pressure forces water and solute molecules across the membrane
Filtration
Materials are remove from a soln on the basis of size
Filtration
Heart pushes blood through the circulatory system and generates hydrostatic pressure pushing water and dissolved nutrients into the tissues of the body
Filtration
Process wherein carrier molecules transport down concentration gradient across a membrane
Facilitated diffusion
Involves carrier protein
Facilitated diffusion
Example of facilitated diffusion
Transporting glucose or aa passively
Massive movt of mol due to differences in pressure
Bulk flow
Movt of ware through the capillaries
Bulk flow
Ex of bulk flow
Air flow
Blood flow
Water in bulk flow moves with some solutes
Solvent drag
Carries mediated active process
Active process
Specific enzymes or carrie proteins
Active process
Pumping subs against conc gradient
Active process
Ex of active process
Sodium K pump
Properties of carrier mediated
Transport is more rapid
Exhibits chemical specificity
Demonstrates saturation
Exhibits competition
Transport mediated by activity of the cell membrane
Cell can import or export specific matls regardless of their intracellular or extracellular conc
Packaging of extracellular matls in a vesicle at the cell surfaces for importing into the cell
Endocytosis
Cell drinking
Pinocytosis
Cell eating
Phagocytosis
Formation of vesicles filled with extracellular fluid
Pinocytosis
Formation of vesicles containing solid objects
Phagocytosis
Cell engulfing bacteria
Phagocytosis
Reverse pinocytosis
Exocytosis
Release of neurotransmitter subs into the synapse
Exocytosis
Between a nerve to nerve or berve to muscle
Synapse