Cell processes: transport across membranes Flashcards

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passive transport of solutes

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moves substances down gradient with only kinetic energy
non-mediated - no transport protein/channel (diffusion)
mediated - requires transport protein or protein channels

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non mediated transport

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diffusion through lipid bilayer,
substances soluble in lipid bilayer
non-polar hydrophobic molecules

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ion channlels - passive mediated transport

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*water filled pore that ions can flow through and don’t bind (still selective based on shape and/or charge allows them to harness energy stored in ion different gradients)
*gating - voltage, ligand, cell volume, phosphorylation can open/close gate
*movement through channel generates current

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carrier mediated transport

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molecule binds to transport protein that cause conformational change so that that it can be transported across
they exhibit:
- specificity
- inhibition (something can inhibit binding)
- competition for binding site
- saturation (only so many things can be transport)

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5
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facilitated diffusion

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diffusion via transport proteins

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active transport of solutes

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uses energy to drive substances against their concentration or electrochemical gradient
primary vs secondary

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primary active transport

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energy directly derived form hydrolysis of ATP
30% of cell energy goes to primary active transport

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why difference in ion concentrations is important

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  • maintain resting membrane potential
  • electron excitability (action potentials)
  • contraction of muscle
  • maintaining cell volume
  • uptake of nutrients via secondary active transported
  • pH balance
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secondary active transport

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energy stored in ionic concentration gradient drives active transport against gradient - indirectly use ATP energy
the passive transport of one substance enables the transport of another substance against concentration gradient

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10
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properties driving water movement across cell membranes

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Pd
- small
- mercury insensitive
- temp dependent
Pf:
- large
- mercury sensitive
- temp independent

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