Cell Transport 8/9/22 Flashcards

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1
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What are all cells surrounded/covered by

A

Cell membrane

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2
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what does the cell membrane do

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controls what enters and leaves the cell

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3
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What does selectively permeable mean

A

it allows some substances to pass through while keeping others out.

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4
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Whats a phospholipid bilayer

A

The two layers phospholipids arranged tail to tail

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5
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Name the 2 parts of phospholipids

A

polar heads, fatty acid tails

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6
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Is the polar head hydrophilic or hydrophobic

A

hydrophilic, loves water

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7
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are the fatty acid tails hydrophobic or hydrophilic

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hydrophobic, afraid of water

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8
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What does hydrophilic mean

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Loves water

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9
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What does hydrophobic mean

A

afraid of water

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10
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Cells environment are mostly ——

A

water

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11
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What happens when the fatty acid tails come in contact with water

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They repel and arrange in a double layer

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12
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What is the fluid Mosaic model, and what are the 3 parts

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phospholipids create a sea in which the other molecules can float. 1. transport proteins 2. cholesterol 3.Carbohydrates

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13
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What do the 3 parts of the fluid Mosaic model do

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  1. transport proteins- allow specific molecules through
  2. cholesterol- stabilizes the membrane
  3. Carbs- important for cell recognition
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14
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Whats concentration gradient

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the difference in concentration inside the cells vs. outside

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15
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Whats diffusion

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the net movement of molecules down a concentration gradient (high to low concentration)

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16
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whats a solvent and solute

A

solvent- liquid
solute- dissolved solid

17
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Whats passive transport

A

Materials can move through the
membrane down their concentration
gradient (from high to low) with NO
energy input from the cell.

18
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What are the 3 types of passive transport

A
  1. simple diffusion
  2. facilitated diffusion
  3. osmosis
19
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Whats simple diffusion

A

small molecules move directly thorough the cell membrane from high to low

20
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Whats facilitated diffusion

A

large or charged molecules move through a transport protein in the cell membrane from high to low

21
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Whats osmosis

A

Diffusion of water across a semi-permeable membrane, net movement is water is towards low water (high solute) concentration

22
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Whats osmotic pressure

A

the pressure that develops due to
osmosis.

23
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Whats hypotonic

A

The solution is less concentrated then the cell, water moves into the cell

24
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Whats hypertonic

A

The solution is more concentrated then the cell, water will move out of the cell

25
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Whats isotonic

A

the solution is the same as the cell, water will stay the same

26
Q

Whats lysis

A

When water mainly enters the cell, the cell may burst

27
Q

Whats crenation

A

When water mainly leaves the cell and it shrivels up

28
Q

In a plant cell what happens when you have a hypotonic solution

A

vacuoles fill up with water and pressure is created

29
Q

Whats plasmolysis

A

cytoplasm shrinks

30
Q

Dynamic equilibrium

A

The concentration inside the cell is the same as outside the cell

31
Q

During what does dynamic equilibrium happen,

A

passive transport

32
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Whats active transport

A

In order to move materials through
the membrane against their
concentration gradient (from low to
high), the cell must use energy. (The movement of molecules against their concentration gradient)

33
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Whats a protein pump used in/for

A

active transport, A protein pump is used to pump
molecules across the membrane against
their concentration gradient.

34
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In active transport molecules move from ____ to ____

A

low to high

35
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In active transport movement is facilitated by ____

A

specific carrier protiens

36
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Whats bulk transport

A

To move large materials into or out of the
cell, cells use bulk transport. In this method,
cells surround materials with the membrane
and form capsules called vesicles.

37
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Whats endocytosis

A

the membrane pinches in to take particles into the cell

38
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Whats exctosytosis

A

particles surrounded by membrane are moved out of the cell