Lec 17 Flashcards

1
Q

Simple diffusion moves

A

Gasses

Steroid horomones

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2
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Charged/large molecules need

A

A transporter

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3
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Transporter

A

Change shape when move

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4
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Channel

A

Does not change shape and allows for things to flow through

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5
Q

Moving from low to high concentration requires

A

Active transport

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6
Q

Uniport

A

Moves one

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7
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Symport

A

Two types in the same direction

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8
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Antiport

A

Two types in different direction

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9
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Gated regulation

A

Can be open or shute

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10
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Non-gated

A

Always open

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11
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Channels

A

Passive transport of ions

High to low concentration

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12
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Passive transporters

A

Move from high to low concentration but something much larger

Changes shape

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13
Q

Animal mobile carb

A

Glucose

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14
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Plant mobile carb

A

Sucrose

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15
Q

GLUT

A

Glucose transporter

Allows entry of glucose

Shape-Transporter

Energy: Passive

Direction: Uniport

Regulation: Non-gated

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16
Q

Why does glucose not leave the cell when it enters

A

It has moved into an area of low concentration

When glucose enters it becomes glucose 6-phosphate which cant fit into the transporter

17
Q

How do plants move sucrose

A

Passive transporter

18
Q

ATP-powered transporters moves

A

Ions with active transport

19
Q

Proton pump

A

Makes a H+ gradient

20
Q

Sodium-potassium pump

A

Exports sodium with a active transporter and moves potassium inside

ATP turns into ADP

21
Q

Sodium potassium pump shape

A

Transporter

22
Q

Sodium potassium pump energy

A

ATP-powered

23
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Sodium potassium pump direction

24
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Sodium potassium pump regulation

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Sodium potassium pump jobs
Makes NA+ gradient Makes K+ gradient Maintains membrane potential Reduces entry of water by osmosis
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Cells actively pump out
H+ in plants fungi protists Na+ in animals
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H+ powered transporters
Active transport of other ions and monomers
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Plant sucrose H+ transporter shape
Transporter
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Plant sucrose H+ transporter energy
H+ powered
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Plant sucrose H+ transporter Direction
Symport
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Plant sucrose H+ transporter regulation
Non-gated
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Na+ powered transporters
Active transport of other ions and monomers
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Sodium Glucose Transporter (SGLT) imports
glucose into gut cells
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Sodium Glucose Transporter (SGLT) shape
Transporter
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Sodium Glucose Transporter (SGLT) energy
Na+ powered
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Sodium Glucose Transporter (SGLT) direction
Symport
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Sodium Glucose Transporter (SGLT) regulation
Non-gated