Movement across Membranes Flashcards

1
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Function of membranes? (2)

A

1) Maintain the internal environment

2) Transport (Selectively permeable)

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What are the three driving forces for substances moving in and out of cells?

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1) Chemical (Force D Proportional to CG)
2) Electrical (F depends on MP and ion charge)
3) Electrochemical (Net direction equal to sum of C&E forces)

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3
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Three types of Carrier proteins?

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1) Uniport
2) Symport
3) Antiport (Opposite directions)

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4
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What are channel proteins selective on? (2)

A

Size and Charge of Molecule?

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What is the difference between primary and secondary active transport?

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1) Primary: Directly uses a source of energy

2) Secondary: Transport of substance coupled to transport of an ion, moving down a gradient

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Two types of Cell signalling?

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1) Intracellular: Steroid

2) Cell-Surface: Peptide hormones

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Three examples of endocytosis?

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1) Phagocytosis
2) Pinocytosis (Small drops of E-C Fluid)
3) Receptor Mediated (Proteins on surface capture a specific molecule)

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