1.4 membrane transport Flashcards

1
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diffusion

A

the passive net movement of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration

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2
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osmosis

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the movement of water through cell membranes; low solute concentration to high solute concentration

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3
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net movement

A

overall movement

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4
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passive

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does not require energy

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5
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concentration gradient

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difference in concentration of a solution between 2 locations

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6
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factors affecting the rate of diffusion

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concentration gradient, surface area, thickness of membrane, temperature, size of molecules

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7
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plasmolysed

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cell is (essentially) dehydrated; cell membrane detaches from cell wall

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8
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turgid

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too much water in the cell

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9
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crenation / crenated

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shrinkage of animal cells

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10
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flaccid

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when nothing happened to the cell / same amount of water

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11
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facilitated diffusion

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for large, polar molecules; uses integral proteins / protein channels

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12
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polytopic / transmembrane

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they recognise a certain type of molecule and helps to move it across the membrane

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13
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potassium channels

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enables the transport of potassium in axons (neurons) and are voltage gated

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14
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ATP importance for active transport

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moves ions or large molecules across the membrane against the concentration gradient

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15
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(ATP) adenosine + triphosophate

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adenosine + diphosophate + phosphate + energy

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16
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hydrolosis

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the usage of water to split ATP

17
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how does active transport work

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they use energy from the ATP to move ions and molecules against concentration gradient

18
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endocytosis

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intake of a extracellular substance that creates a fold / pocket in the cell membrane; forms a vesicle

19
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exocytosis

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release of substances when vesicle joins the cell membrane

20
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vesicle

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a small sack formed by the cell membrane that contains liquids inside