Lecture 18 Flashcards
What type of gradient do cells have
electrochemical gradient
what is an electrochemical gradient
distribution of charged molecules; proteins inside cell is negative, environment or outside is positive
membrane potential allows what
control of flow of ions in or out
electrochemical gradient affects what
membrane potential
Simple diffusion happens at what speed
linear, constant
Facilitated diffusion happens at what speed
hyperolic, fast then slows down
what is facilitated diffusion
diffusion along gradient but with help of transport proteins
transport proteins may have what
competition
how may cells compete for transport proteins
inhibition
how do therapeutic drugs work
inhibition of transport proteins
how do gasses go through the membrane
simple diffusion of O2, CO2, H2O
Example of facilitated diffusion (glucose)
Transport protein of GLUT1 that transports glucose into RBC where the concentration is lower
Types of transport proteins
uniport, symport, antiport
water regulation occurs in what way
osmosis/ simple diffusion
aquaporin channels are used for
facilitating high flow of water in/out (kidney cells)