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Plasma

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Plasma membrane Gate: Gatekeeper

- cells have a plasma membrane

A

All

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Separates the cell from its -

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Environment

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Serves as a selectively – barrier between two queous solutions

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Permeable

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4
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Some biological important molecules can be –

across the membrane

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Transported

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Molecules and the membrane
--- bilater of membrane
Barrier to movement --- molecules
Barrier to movement --- molecules
--- molecules pass through the membrane 
Water,oxygen and carbon dioxide

— molecules pass through the membrane
readily mix with hydrophobic core of the phospholipid bilayer

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Phospholipid
Large
Charged 
Small
Hydrophobic
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Plasma membrane Gate: Gatekeeper

— cells have a plasma membrane

Separates the cells from its –

Serves as a selectively— barrier between two aqueous solution

Some biological important molecules can be – across the memebrabe

A

All
Environment
Permeable
Transported

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7
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Passive and Active Transport

– transport is when substances are moving with the force of diffusion into or out of the cell.

Happens automatically, requiring no extra energy. Movement from – concentration to —

– transport is when substances are moving against the force of diffusion into or out of a cell.
— added energy
Movement from– concentration to —
— a concentration gradient.

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Passive transport
Hight to  Low
Active transport
Requires
Low  to High
Produces
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Passive Transport

— molecules and – molecules diffuse through membranes

The plasma membrane is — permeable to these molecules

Larger molecules and ions charges atoms and moleculesenter cell through – carriers because they can not pass through the plasma membrane on their own.

— proteins and passive carriers

A

Small & hyrophobic
Permeable
Proteins
Channel

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9
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Moving across the membrane channel proteins
Forms water filled— across the plasma membrane

Passive carrier proteins – to molecules being transported

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Tunnels

Specific

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10
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Active Transport

Active carriers are transport proteins that use — from ATP nucleotide energy carrier

Energy changes the — of the carrier, allowing molecules to pass from one side of the – to the other

Produces or maintains a concentration —

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Energy
Shape
Membrane
Gradient

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11
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Special Types of diffusion

In a liquid solution, the solute will move to – the concentration gradient.

The – will also move to equalize the concentration gradient.

If there is a high concentration of solute, that means that there is a – concentration of solvent. The opposite is alwats true

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Equalize
Solvent
Low

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Selective Permeable

The plasma membrane is selectively permeable, allowing water to pass through, but not ellectrically charged – or large molecules.

In those times, where there are different — concentration on either sideof the plasma membrane, the – will still move to equalize the concentration gradient even if the solute is not able to pass through the membrane.

A

Ions
Solute
Solvent

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13
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Osmosis
Osmosis is a specific form of – when the solvent is the molecules which is moving across the membrane

In cells the solvent is always –

The water is moving in oder to – the concentration on both side of the membrabe

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Diffusion
Water
Equalize

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14
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Osmosis

A — solution has a higher concentration of solute.

A – solution has a lower concentration of solute

An – solution has equal concentration of solution.

These categories are only relevant when comparing two different solution.

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Hypertonic
Hypotonic
Isotonic

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