Movement across Membranes Flashcards
Function of membranes? (2)
1) Maintain the internal environment
2) Transport (Selectively permeable)
What are the three driving forces for substances moving in and out of cells?
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)
Three types of Carrier proteins?
1) Uniport
2) Symport
3) Antiport (Opposite directions)
What are channel proteins selective on? (2)
Size and Charge of Molecule?
What is the difference between primary and secondary active transport?
1) Primary: Directly uses a source of energy
2) Secondary: Transport of substance coupled to transport of an ion, moving down a gradient
Two types of Cell signalling?
1) Intracellular: Steroid
2) Cell-Surface: Peptide hormones
Three examples of endocytosis?
1) Phagocytosis
2) Pinocytosis (Small drops of E-C Fluid)
3) Receptor Mediated (Proteins on surface capture a specific molecule)