Lecture 7: Cell membrane Flashcards
what type of cell is a cell membrane
amphipatic because it has both hydrophobic and hydrophilic (outside of the cell) regions
what are the types movement across molecule
simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis, active transport and co transport
what happens in simple diffusion
The net movement of particles from an area of high concentration to an area of lower concentration.
Oxygen, lipids and carbon dioxide (small, non-polar, soluble in lipids, can dissolve in hydrophobic bilayer)
Molecules move down the concentration gradient
facilitated diffusion
larger molecules (amino acids and glucose) diffuse slowly
Charged particles (ions and polar molecules) because they are water soluble (centre of bilayer is hydrophobic) also would diffuse slowly
channel proteins for pores - for smaller ions and polar molecules
carrier proteins (large molecules including polar and ion)
osmosis
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active transport
……..atp energy source …..
co transport
Type of carrier protein
Bind 2 molecules at a time
Concentration gradient of one is used to move the other molecule
add the types of movements
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protein channel for small charged particles
carrier proteins larger charged particles
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