Cell Transport Flashcards
[type of cell transport]
high to low concentration; passive downhill
lipid soluble substances, gases, alcohol, steroid hormones
simple diffusion
[type of cell transport]
endocytosis of smaller substances
pinocytosis
[type of cell transport]
endocytosis of larger substances
phagocytosis
[type of cell transport]
this requires integral protein
carrier-mediated
[type of cell transport]
movement of water via aquaporins
osmosis, carrier-mediated
[type of cell transport]
movement of water from low concentration to high concentration
osmosis, carrier-mediated
[type of cell transport]
Uses Na from high [Na] to low [Na]
secondary active transport
[type of cell transport]
examples of this are NaGlu cotransport
NaCl pump
NaCa pump
NaH pump in PCT
secondary AT
[type of cell transport]
Na/K ATPase is an example of ___
primary active transport
[type of cell transport]
indirectly require ATP, source of energy is Na
Secondary AT
Increased oil
Decreased radius of solute
Decreased membrane thickness
results to ____ permeability (increased/decreased)
increased
____ two substances, same chemical composition, different shape
stereocpecificity
____ Gal and Glu competes with what transporter in SI
SGLT1
Cite the three properties of carrier-mediated transport
stereospecific
Saturation
Competition
[which is faster]
At low-solute concentration,
Simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion
Facilitated diffusion
[which is faster]
At high-solute concentration,
Simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion
simple diffusion
which exhibits transport maximum,
simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion?
facilitated diffusion
____ transporter for fructose from lumen to cell in SI
Glut 5
transporter of glucose in the neurons
Glut 3
transporter of glucose in BBB
glut 1
NaK ATPase contributes ___ mV of the RMP
-4mV out of the -70
This intercellular pump also contributes to BMR
NaK ATPase pump
NaK ATPase pump is ubiquitous. However, this is not seen in which part of the body
choroid plexus
Digoxin acts on this pump
NaK ATPase pump