Chapter 8 Flashcards
indirect active transport
simultaneous movement of solutes-> one moving down gradient, other moving up gradient
direct active transport
accumulation of molecules against concentration gradient with help of an exergonic chemical reaction
what direction does water move during osmosis
hypotonic to hypertonic
channel proteins
form hydrophilic channels in membrane that allow for diffusion
carrier protein
binds solute molecules on one side of membrane and changes conformation to release solutes to other side
facilitated diffusion
involves moving down gradient but is mediated by proteins
what is an exergonic reaction
energy is released
Simple Diffusion
direct, unaided movement of solutes (down the gradient)
what are the types of ATPases
P-type
V-type
F-type
ABC-type
Endocytosis
transport of large molecules into the cell
plasma membrane pinches off and forms a vesicle around the molecule
Exocytosis
transport of large molecules out of the cell
vacuole fuses with cell membrane and dumps contents outside