chapter 2 pt 2

Question 1

semi permeable membrane: can

Answer 1

regulate passage of substances into and out of cell

Question 2

passive transport:

Answer 2

movement of ions/molecules from HIGH CONCENTRATION to LOW CONCENTRATION WITHOUT ENERGY INPUT

Question 3

concentration gradient:

Answer 3

difference in concentration between sides of membrane

Question 4

3 forms of passive treansport:

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diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion

Question 5

diffusion:

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net movement of ions/molecules from HIGH CONCENTRATION to LOW CONCENTRATION

Question 6

osmosis:

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diffusion of water

Question 7

why is osmosis separate from diffusion

Answer 7

water is very important to life

Question 8

osmosis: water molec.s move because the membrane is

Answer 8

impermeable to the solute

Question 9

osmosis: water molecules move in and out of cell along

Answer 9

concentration gradient until water concentration is equal on both sides of membrane

Question 10

osmosis: concentration of all solutes in solution determines

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osmotic concentration

Question 11

osmotic concentration:

Answer 11

direction of osmosis determined by comparing total solute concentrations

Question 12

osmotic concentration: hypertonic

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more solute, less water (HIGHER CONC)

Question 13

osmotic concentration: hypotonic

Answer 13

less solute, more water (LOWER CONC)

Question 14

osmotic concentration: isotonic

Answer 14

equal solute, equal water (SAME CONC)

Question 15

ANIMAL CELL: hypotonic

Answer 15

lysed (bursting)

Question 16

ANIMAL CELL: isotonic

Answer 16

normal

Question 17

ANIMAL CELL: hypertonic

Answer 17

shriveled

Question 18

PLANT CELL: hypotonic

Answer 18

turgid (thicc)

Question 19

PLANT CELL: isotonic

Answer 19

flaccid (normal)

Question 20

PLANT CELL: hypertonic

Answer 20

plasmolyzed (weird venom looking one)

Question 21

managing water balance: cell survival depends on

Answer 21

balancing water uptake and loss

Question 22

water balance: isotonic

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e.g. blood cells in blood plasma
- no problem
- no net diffusion of water
- cell volume = stable

Question 23

water balance: hypotonic

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e.g. paramecium
- problems: gains water, swells, can burst
- solution: contractile vacuole (pumps water out)
- plant cells: stable/turgid

Question 24

water balance: hypertonic

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e.g. shellfish
- problem: lose water and die
- solution: take up water/pump out salt
- plant cells: plasmolysis = wilt

Question 25

diffuses into cell membrane (food)

Answer 25

carbs sugars, proteins amino acids lipids salts, oxygen, water

Question 26

diffuses out of cell (waste)

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ammonia salts carbon dioxide water

Question 27

what molecules go thru phosph. bilayer directly

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fats + lipids small molecules (water, oxygen, carbon dioxide)

Question 28

what molecules CANT go thru phosph. bilayer directly

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polar molec.s (amino acids) ions (salts, ammonia) large molecules (starches, proteins)

Question 29

membrane becomes semi permeable with

Answer 29

protein channels (specific channels let specific substances across membrane)

Question 30

facilitated diffusion:

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diffusion through protein channels, no energy needed along conc. gradient

Question 31

cystic fibrosis:

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defective Cl- ion channel proteins

Question 32

FACILITATED DIFFUSION: channel proteins: movement through aquaporins

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water moves rapidly into and out of cells, follows direction of osmotic pressure across membrane

Question 33

FACILITATED DIFFUSION: carrier proteins:

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bind to specific molec.s, transport across membrane, release on other side change shape in transport can transport larger molec.s, e.g. glucose and amino acids

Question 34

do carrier proteins require any energy?

Answer 34

no, moving from high to low conc.

Question 35

carrier proteins: lower diffusion rate compared to

Answer 35

channel proteins => can only bind to a few molec.s at a time

Question 36

malfunctions in carrier proteins can cause variety of diseases: e.g.

Answer 36

cystinurea