Section 3: Movement of Molecules In/Out of Cells Flashcards
diffusion
passive, non-selective
move from high to low concentration
osmosis
movement of water into the cell
passive transporters
passive, selective
move molecules across concentration gradient
energy comes from concentration gradient
active transporter pump
active, selective
moves against concentration gradient
uses ATP
active co-transporter (symporter)
uses concentration gradient energy, ATP
active co-trasnporter (antiporter)
molecules move in opposite direction
vesicle mediated transport
moves large molecules
exocytosis (smooth ER to golgi to plasma membrane) or endocytosis
water potential=
gravity potential+matrix potential+pressure potential+solute potential
water moves toward ____ potential until equilibrium is reached
lower
water movement stops by…
pressure created by cell walls from outside the cell
what type of molecules can not cross membranes by diffusion?
charged, polar molecules (except H2O)
3 different types of membrane proteins involved in active transport
pump, symporter, antiporter
where are glycoproteins synthesized?
rough ER