Means Of Transport:facilitated Diffusion Flashcards

1
Q

A … must already be present for diffusion to
occur.

A

Gradient

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2
Q

The diffusion rate depends on the …

A

Size of the substances

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3
Q

….size of substances diffuse faster.

A

Smaller

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4
Q

The diffusion of any substance across a
membrane also depends on …

A

its solubility in lipids.

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5
Q

…Is the major constituent of
the membrane.

A

Lipid

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6
Q

Substances soluble in lipids diffuse through the membrane
….

A

Faster

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7
Q

Substances that have a …find it difficult to pass
through the membrane.

A

hydrophilic moiety

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8
Q

movement of…has to be facilitated.

A

Hydrophobic substances

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9
Q

… provide sites at which such molecules cross the membrane.

A

Membrane
proteins

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10
Q

Facilitated diffusion definition?

A

Hydrophobic substances do not set up a concentration gradient: a concentration gradient must
already be present for molecules to diffuse even if facilitated by the proteins.
This process is called facilitated diffusion.

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11
Q

In facilitated transport …. do not set a…

A

Membrane proteins
Conc. Gradient

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12
Q

Conc. Gradient should already present in …in facilitated diffusion

A

Membrane

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13
Q

In facilitated diffusion … help move substances across
membranes without expenditure of …

A

special proteins
ATP energy.

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14
Q

Facilitated diffusion
cannot cause net transport of molecules from a …

A

low to a high concentration

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15
Q

In facilitated diffusion, how molecules are transported from low to high conc. gradient?

A

By input of energy

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16
Q

Transport rate reaches a maximum
when ..

A

all of the protein transporters are being used (saturation).

17
Q

All of the protein transporters are being used results…

A

Saturation

18
Q

Which diffusion is very specific?

A

Facilitated

19
Q

Facilitated diffusion is very specific because..

A

allows cell to
select substances for uptake

20
Q

…. sensitive to inhibitors

A

Facilitated diffusion

21
Q

inhibitors react with

A

protein side chains

22
Q

The proteins form channels in the
membrane for…

A

molecules to pass through.

23
Q

Some channels are always …; others
can be controlled.

A

Open

24
Q

Channels of diffusion can be controlled or not?

A

Controlled

25
Q

The porins definition

A

proteins that form huge
pores in the outer membranes of the plastids, mitochondria and some bacteria allowing molecules up to the size of small proteins to pass through.

26
Q

Poring for large pores so that…

A

molecules up to the size of small
proteins can pass through

27
Q

Porins are….

A

Proteins

28
Q

Porins are formed in the…membrane

A

Outer

29
Q

Porins are formed in…

A

1.plastids
2.mitochondria
3.some bacteria

30
Q

an extracellular molecule bound to the transport protein; the transport protein then rotates and releases the molecule inside the cell, in …

A

Water channels

31
Q

Water channels are made up of …

A

8 different types of aquaporins