Chapter 3-Cells Flashcards
Understand how lipid bilayer is formed due to the phospholipids
Has a hydrophilic side that is attracted to water and links together sticking outwards. There is a hydrophobic side that is the inside of the layer
What makes up plasma membrane?
Lipid Bi-Layer
Cholesterol
Glycolipids
Protons
6 functions of membrane proteins
Transport Maintain Cell Shape Enzyme Activity Intercellular Joining Cell-Cell Recognition
Active and Passive transport
Passive
-no energy(atp) needed
Ex: simple & facilities diffusion
Active
-energy(atp) needed
Ex: primary & secondary
Simple and Facilitated Diffusion
Simple
-no polar and lipid soluble substances dissolve directly through lipid bilayer
Facilitated
-transports proteins
Channel and Carrier Protiens
Channel: water filled
Carrier: carries across membrane
Isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic
Isotonic: same amount of concentration as cells and blood
Hypotonic: lower amount of concentration than cells and blood
Hypertonic: higher concentration than us found in normal cells and blood
Primary and Secondary Active Transport
Primary: directly uses ATP to transport
Secondary: uses energy in other forms than ATP.