Exam 1 part 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What polarity of molecule can pass through the plasma membrane

A

Non-polar

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2
Q

As O2 diffuses into the plasma membrane ___ diffuses out

A

CO2

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3
Q

Diffusion moves from a ___ concentration to a ____ concentration until _____ is reached

A

higher
lower
equiliberium

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4
Q

A higher magnitude of concentration gradient will speed/slow diffusion, a higher surface area will speed/slow diffusion, a higher temperature will speed/slow diffusion

A

speed
speed
speed

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5
Q

Permeability of the membrane is determined by

A

what polarity it is made out of

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6
Q

Protein gated channels work by:

and will let polar/nonplar molecules in through _____

A

being triggered and opened, the protein will change shape and let molecules in through diffusion, though has small area of permeability, since gate.
polar
diffusion

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7
Q

Proteins can/cannot be amphipathic which makes them good gates

A

can

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8
Q

Net diffusion of water down its concentration gradient is determined by ______ differences.

A

osmolarity

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9
Q

A 300 osmolarity cell placed in a 400 solution would shrink/burst/be fine because the solution is _______

A

shrink

hypertonic

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10
Q

A 300 osmolarity cell placed in a 200 solution would shrink/burst/be fine because the solution is _______

A

burst

hypotonic

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11
Q

a 300 osmolarity cell placed in a 300 solution would shrink/burst/be fine because the solution is _______

A

be fine

isotonic

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12
Q

The maximum rate of carrier-mediated transport is determined by

A

saturation

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13
Q

rate of diffusion is technically limited/infinate as opposed to carrier mediated which is limited/infinite in rate

A

infinite

limited

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14
Q

How would a competitor ion effect the rate of carrier mediated transport?

A

it would reduce the maximum rate by 50%

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15
Q

T/F for facilitated diffusion

  • Substances move from lower concentration to higher
  • Requires carrier molecule
  • energy is required
  • it is different from diffusion because transporter proteins can become saturated
A

F
T
F
T

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16
Q

Glucose is let into the cell through _____ _____ using ____

A

facilitated diffusion

glut

17
Q

Active transport T/F

  • Moves a substance towards its concentration gradient
  • Requires a carrier molecule
  • Requires energy
A

F
T
T

18
Q

Describe the main difference between primary active transport versus Secondary active transport

A

Primary energy source is ATP whereas secondary utilizes an Ion concentration gradient (coupled transport) which is often Na+

19
Q

Describe the Na+ K+ pump and it’s purpose

A

3 Na+ are pumped out while 2 K+ are pumped in, this reduces the positive charge of the cell and creates potential energy which lead to nerve impules

20
Q

Paracellular transport means whereas transcellular transport

A

transport of molecules between nearby cells, in the interstitial fluid surrounding the cell

is transport of molecules through the actual cell.

21
Q

Tight junctions allow/do not allow easy diffusion

A

do not

22
Q

Adherens are

A

junctions created by two cells being latched to eachother for stability, utilizes action filiments

23
Q

Desmosomes are

A

junctions that connect cells using intermediate filiments.

24
Q

What type of junction ?

  • Localized patches that hold two cells together
  • are common in skin
  • and give strength
A

Desmosomes

25
Q

What type of junction?

  • Seal adjacent cells
  • limit passage between cells
  • to pass, material must enter cell itself.
A

Tight junctions

26
Q

The Na K pump is ______ active transport meaning it is driven by ____. It moves _ Na in/out of cell and _ K in/out of cell

A
primary 
ATP
3
out
2
in
27
Q

The Na K pump generates ______ _____ and _____ ____ differences between the inside and outside of the cell

A

concentration gradients

electrical charge

28
Q

Selective permeability leads to an unequal distribution of ions between ________and extracellular fluid

A

intracellular

29
Q

Membrane potentials are measured as

A

voltages

30
Q

Neurons and muscles are particularily excitable tissues and can rapidly change their resting ______ _____

A

membrane potentils