CH. 6 - Transport Flashcards

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Extracellular Environment

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Includes all constituents of body outside cells

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67% of total body H2O is inside cells

Hint: inside

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intracellular compartment

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33% H2O is outside cells

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extracellular compartment-ECF

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80% of ECF….

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is interstitial fluid

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Extracellular Matrix

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meshwork of collagen and elastin fibers linked to molecules of gel-like ground substance and to plasma membrane integrins

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integrins

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glycoprotein adhesion molecules that link intracellular and extracellular compartments

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Plasma membrane is _____ (Hint: allows certain molecules to pass)

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Selectively permeable

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Carrier-mediated transport invloves what?

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involves specific protein transporters

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Non-carrier mediated transport occurs by….

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occurs by diffusion

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moves compounds down concentration gradient; requires no energy

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Passive transport

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moves compounds against a concentration gradient; requires energy and transporters

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Active transport

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random motion of molecules

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Diffusion

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________compounds readily diffuse thru cell membrane. As well as CO2 and H2O

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Non-polar

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Cell membranes are ______ to _______ and most polar compounds

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impermeable, charged

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How do charged molecules move across membrane?

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Through an ion channel or transporter

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Rate of diffusion depends on…

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Temp., surface area, permeability of membrane, magnitude of concentration gradient

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net diffusion of H2O across a selectively permeable membrane

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Osmosis

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18
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H2O diffuses ______ its concentration gradient

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Down

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H2O is less concentrated where there are more ______

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solutes

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Solutes have to be _______ (Hint: cannot move freely across membrane)

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osmotically active

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water channels are called _____

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Aquaporins

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Osmotic Pressure

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the force that would have to be exerted to stop osmosis

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Proportional to solute conc.

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Osmotic pressure

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M = mol/L

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Molarity

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m = mol solute/kg solvent
Molality
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Osmolality
total molality of a solution
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Tonicity
Is the effect of a solution on osmotic movement of H2O
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Isotonic
solutions have same osmotic pressure
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Hypertonic
solutions have higher osmotic pressure and are osmotically active
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Hypotonics
have lower osmotic pressure
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Isosmotic
solutions have same osmolality as plasma
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Hypo-osmotic
solutions have lower osmotic pressure than plasma
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Hyperosmotics
have higher pressure than plasma
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Blood osmolality is maintained in narrow range around ________
300mOsm
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If dehydration occurs, osmoreceptors in hypothalamus stimulate:
ADH release, Which causes kidney to conserve H2O and thirst
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Protein carriers exhibit...
Specificity, Competition, Saturation
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Facilitated Diffusion
passive transport down concentration gradient by carrier proteins
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Active Transport Pump
transport of molecules against a concentration gradient
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What is required for Active Transport?
ATP and carrier protein
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Uses ATP to move 3 Na+ out and 2 K+ in, Against their gradients
Na+/K+ Pump
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transport of Na+ into cell
Secondary Active Transport
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Cotransport (symport)
secondary transport in same direction as Na+
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Countertransport (antiport)
moves molecule in opposite direction to Na+
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Absorption
transport of digestion products across intestinal epithelium into blood
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Reabsorption
transports compounds out of urinary filtrate back into blood
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Occurs by endocytosis and exocytosis (Hint: Large molecules)
Bulk Transport
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moves material from 1 side to other of epithelial cells
Transcellular transport
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Transport between cells is limited by ________ that connect adjacent epithelial cells
junctional complexes
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Paracellular transport
moves material through tiny spaces between epithelial cells
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proteins “button” two membranes together
desmosomes
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difference in charge across membranes
Membrane Potential
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Describes voltage across cell membrane if only 1 ion could diffuse (same inside as outside)
Equilibrium Potential
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membrane voltage of cell not producing impulses
Resting Membrane Potential (RMP)
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k+ is most _____
Permeable
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RMP of most cells is...
–65 to –85 mV
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Because 3 Na+ are pumped out for every 2 K+ taken in, pump is ______
electrogenic
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gap junctions
How cells communicate, signals pass directly from one cell to the next
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a target cell must have a ______ to respond to a chemical signal
receptor protein
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paracrine signaling
cells secrete regulatory molecules that diffuse to nearby target cells
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1 neuron sends neurotransmitter messages to another cell via SYNAPSES
synaptic signaling
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endocrine signaling
cells secrete chemical regulators that move thru blood stream to distant target cells
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How Regulatory Molecules Influence Target Cells,
Nonpolar regulatory molecules pass through plasma membrane, bind to receptors in nucleus, and affect transcription. EX: steroid and thryroid hormones and nitric oxide Polar regulatory molecules bind to cell surface receptors
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Second Messengers
May be ions (e.g. Ca++) or other molecules such as cyclic AMP (cAMP) or G-proteins
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Contain 3 subunits whose components dissociate when a cell surface receptor is activated
G-proteins