Ch 3 Flashcards
membrane lipid
phospholipid, glycolipid, cholesterol
phosphate head
polar and hydrophilic
fatty acid tail
nonpolar and hydrophobic
2 Types of membrane protein
integral and peripheral
function of membrane protein
transport, receptor, attach to cytoskeleton, enzymatic activity, intercellular joining, cell-cell recognition.
cells are surrounded by
interstitual fluid
plasma membrane is
selectively permeable
passive process
no atp required, substance moves down concentration gradient
active process
atp required,
Two passive processes
diffusion and filtration
collisions cause
molecules to move down concentratiojn gradient
Diffusion influenced by
concentration gradient temperature mass surface area distance
facilitated diffusion
bind to protein carrier
moving through water filled- ion channel
leakage channel
always open
gated channel
controlled by chemical signals
osmosis
solvent high to low concentration
active transport
primary- direct atp
secondary- indirect atp
-symport and antiport pumps
vesicular transport
transport large particles through membrane sacs called vessicles
endocytosis- transport in cell
exocytosis- transport out of cell
transcytosis- in n out of cell
vessicular trafficking- from one area to another in cell
pinocytosis
plasma membrane infolds and brings extracellular fluid and dissolved solutes inside cell.