TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF THE CELL Flashcards

1
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all prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells are surrounded by a boundary called_________ that separates it from the outside

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plasma membrane or cell membrane

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2
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substances dissolved in a solution

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solutes

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2
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regulates the passage of solutes each as ions and small molecules through biological membranes, which are lipid bilayers that contain proteins embedded in them.

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Plasma Membrane/cell membrane

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3
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characteristic of a membrane which allows passage of certain molecules while blocking others

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semi-permeability

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4
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difference in the concentration of solutes in a solution between two regions

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concentration gradient

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5
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refers to the body fluid outside of the cell

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extracellular fluid

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6
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primary transport

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passive
active

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6
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molecules found outside or inside the cell can cross the cell membrane in three ways:

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passive
active
bulk

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7
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substances move into or out of the cell down a concentration gradient which requirees no energy to be used

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passive transport

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8
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drives their motion and control their direction

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concentration gradient

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9
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the movement of particles across the plasma membrane from a higher concentration to regions with lower concentration

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diffusion

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10
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two types of passive transport

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diffusion
osmosis

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11
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two types of diffusion

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simple diffusion
facilitated diffusion

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12
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small and lipid-soluble molecules pass through the semi-permeable membrane

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simple diffusion

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13
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molecules that cannot move through the membrane on their own are transported using transport proteins

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facilitated diffusion

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14
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transport proteins

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channel
carrier

15
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form pores in the membrane allowing ions to pass

16
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specific molecules and transport them across the plasma membrane

17
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the process of transporting water across the membranes. it diffuses water from areas of higher water concetration to areas of lower water concentratrion.

17
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a transport of individual molecules by membrane proteins against their concentration gradient which requires energy

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active transport

18
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the exchange of large molecules in the cytoplasm and extracellular fluid of the cell

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bulk transport

19
Q

large molecules enter the cell by a process called ________, wherein the cell membrane bends inward or invaginates, forming a vesicle containing the macromolecule to be transported.

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endocytosis

20
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materials for export, like proteins produced in the ribosomes and packaged in the golgi apparatus, are secreted out of the cell

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exocytosis

21
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enclosed sacs in the cytoplasm that is usually used for storage and support

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non-specific "cellular eating"
phagocytosis
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plasma membrane forms pseudopods (false feet) to trap macromolecules into vacuoles
phagocytosis
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lysosomes fuse with the vacuoles to digest the molecule
phagocytosis
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engulfed of large particles into the cytoplasm
phagocytosis
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plasma membrane forms invaginations to trap extracellular fluid and any solutes present
pinocytosis
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cellular drinking
pinocytosis
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trapped fluid and solutes are transported in vesicles into the cytoplasm
pinocytosis
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selective engulfment of particles
receptor-mediated endocytosis
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uses receptor proteins as binding sites for specific external molecules
receptor-mediated endocytosis
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clathrin-coated vesicles transports the molecule into the cytoplasm after binding
receptor-mediated endocytosis
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ingestion of specific molecules through receptor ligand interaction
receptor-mediated endocytosis