Chapter 14- Membrane transport Flashcards
What is the difference between active and passive transport?
Passive- no energy energy require, there are protein carriers, you can saturate with substrate, move down conc gradient,
Active, energy required, can saturated with substrate move up conc gradient.
osmosis?
passive transport of water
tonicity?
solute concentation
hypotonicity vs hypertonicity vs isotonicity?
hypo- low solute conc
hyper-high solute conc
iso- equal solute conc
What falls under passive transport?
diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion
Diffusion
the tendency for molecules to spread out into available space w/ no energy required
facilitated diffusion
protein binds solute and moves it down conc gradient (mobile carries, channels, pores) molecules have to be right size,change, structure to diffuse down, no energy required
Passive transport systems can be uniport, co-transport; symport or antiport…explain?
uni port- transports one solute
co-transport- two solutes
symport- carried in same direction
antiport- carried in opposite directions.