Passive Tansport, Carrier Proteins, & Channel Proteins

Question 1

What is passive transport?

Answer 1

The process by which ions and molecules pass through a membrane without an input of energy

Question 2

What is facilitated transport?

Answer 2

It helps molecules diffuse through the cell membrane by way of a specific channel and carrier proteins

Question 3

Channel proteins

Answer 3

Move substances from one side of the cell membrane to the other. The direction is determined by the concentration gradient

Question 4

Carrier Proteins do what?

Answer 4

Provide a different mechanism for substances to mive through the membrane

Question 5

It has a continuous open passage?
True or False

Answer 5

False
It does not have a continuous open passage and undergoes a shape change when substances move through the membrane

Question 6

Aquaporin

Answer 6

Is a channel protein for water

Question 7

What does aquaporin do?

Answer 7

Allows water to pass through the cell membranr

Question 8

What do glycoproteins do?

Answer 8

They provide each cell with a special identity

Question 9

Receptor proteins

Answer 9

Pass along information from the outside of the cell membrane into the cell

Question 10

Temperature is

Answer 10

A measure of molecules kinetic energy

Question 11

Molecules move from a

Answer 11

Higher concentration to a lower concentration

Question 12

Name 2 molecules that can pass through the cell membrane (without channel proteins)

Answer 12

Water & oxygen

Question 13

How can passive transport be demonstrated?

Answer 13

With bean seeds and plaster

Question 14

What substances could cross your cells membrane?

Answer 14

Water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, glucose, chloride ions

Question 15

What substances could cross your cells membrane?

Answer 15

Water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, glucose, chloride ions