Cell Transport and Metabolism Flashcards
functions of plasma membrane
boundary of cell
separates intra and extra cellular materials
attaches cells to cells and surrounding matrix
difference in charge - membrane potential
protein channels
passive
molecules of a certain size and shape can pass through
non-gated = always open
gated (ion) = open and closed by a specific stimuli
protein carriers
move from one side to the other specific binding sites protein changes shape during transport - resumes original shape after unipoerter = 1 symporter = 2 same direction antiporter = 2 diff direction
ATP-powered transport
against conc gradient
active - requires ATP
eg - sodium -potassium pump
Diffusion - cell membrane
2 criteria
1 - non-lipid soluble molecules/ ions - diffuse throiygh channels
2 - lipid soluble diffuse straight through membrane
Facilitated diffusion
passive
high - low conc
moves large/ water soluble or electrically charged molecule across membrane - ammino acis and glucose
Osmosis
diffuse water (high-low conc) across a selectively permeable membrane increase in solute increases water diffusion more ions increase osmolarity = "pull" on water water = 290 mosmol/L
Isotonic sol
same osmolarity
Hypertonic
solution has more osmolarity than cell
cell dehydrates ad shrinks
hypotonic
cell had greater osmolarity then solution
cell takes too much water and bursts
definitions of
metabolism
anabolism
catabolism
meta = total of all chemicle processes that occur in the body ana = reactant combine to form larger product - required energy cata = reactants break down to form smaller products - releases energy
Glycolysis
anaerobic
occurs in cytoplasm
1 glucos = 2 pyruvate + 2 ATP + 2NADH
Citric acid cycle
occurs in the matrix - requires 02
produces = 2ATP + 6NADH + 2FADH2 + 4co2
role of NADH and FADH2
electron carrier molecules
collect electron produce
transport electrons to electron transport chain
Oxidative phosphorylation
electron transport chain inner membrane of mitochondria el;ectrons bounce across membrane lossing energy creating H+ gradienst oxygen accepts electrons produce water protons then flow back across gradient energy is released and used by ADP to form ATP 32-34 ATP produced