physiology (active and passive transport) Flashcards

active and passive transport

1
Q

Uniport

A

transports 1
substance in 1
direction
(Ca++ pump)

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2
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Symport

A

transports 2 substances
in 1 direction
(glucose & Na+ from intestinal
lumen into the cells).

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3
Q

Antiport

A

transports 2
substances in 2
directions
(Na+- K+ pump)

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4
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Primary active transport

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Na+ / K+ pump

a. alpha subunit:
* An ATP binding site.
* 2 K+ binding sites on
the outer side.
* 3 Na+ binding sites
on the inner side.
b. beta subunit has:
ATPase activity →
breaks ATP into ADP +
P + energy.

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5
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Importance of Na+/K+ pump:

A
  • Maintains a high extracellular Na+ & a high
    intracellular K+
  • Electrogenic pump (1 extra +ve ion is pumped
    out).
    It controls the cell volume (prevents cell
    rupture)
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6
Q

Secondary active transport

A

Example: glucose transport 2ry to the active
transport of Na+

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7
Q

A] Cells communicate with each other via chemical messengers through

A

1)intercellular Gap Junctions.
2)Neural
3)Endocrine communication.

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8
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Intercellular Gap Junctions

A

a chemical substance passes
directly from cell to cell

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9
Q

Paracrine communication

A

hormone → diffusion
in ISF → reach near cells

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10
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Autocrine communication:

A

hormone → direct
action on the cell that produces it.

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11
Q

Chemical messengers exert their intracellular effects through

A
  1. Opening of certain channels.
  2. Increase cyclic AMP.
  3. Increase Ca++ in the cytoplasm.
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12
Q

Spinal motor Neuron is composed of

A
  1. Soma
  2. Dendrites
  3. Axon (Nerve Fiber)
  4. Axon terminals
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13
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Soma

A

cell body → processing center

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14
Q

Dendrites

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receive signals from other neurons.

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15
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Axon (Nerve Fiber)

A

→ conduct the signal from axon
hillock to nerve endings (terminals)

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16
Q

Axon terminals

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synaptic Knobs → vesicles →
neurotransmitters → transmit signal to next cell

17
Q

A-fibers nerve

A

Diameter: 2-20 µ
Rate of conduction :20-120 m/sec
Example :Somatic motor
Nerve Conduction
Depressed by:
Pressure

18
Q

B-fibers

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Diameter:1-5 µ
Rate of conduction:5-15 m/sec
Example: Preganglionic autonomic
Nerve Conduction
Depressed by: Hypoxia

19
Q

C-fibers

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Diameter: less than 1 µ
Rate of conduction:0.5-2 m/sec
Example: Postganglionic autonomic .
Nerve Conduction
Depressed by:Local anesthesia.

20
Q

Voltage gating

A

respond to changes in membrane
electric potential, (Na+ channels).

21
Q

Ligand gating

A

open or close when bound to
chemical substance