Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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What is the structure of the cell membrane

A

Fluid mosaic

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2
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what do hydrophobic tails mean

A

water strays away

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3
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the membrane of a cell is mostly made up of what

A

phospholipids and proteins, (glycolipids)

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4
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what are phospholipids

A

they are fats, they have hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails

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5
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what does the fluid mosaic model mean?

A

the membrane is flexible and made up of multiple proteins

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6
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What does selectively permeable mean

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it selects what can enter and leave the cell

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7
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a cell being selectively permeable allows the cell to remain

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balanced (homeostasis)

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8
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list the main functions of proteins on the cell membrane (6)

A
  1. Intercellular joinings
  2. Enzymatic Activity
  3. Transport (active/passive)
  4. Cell-Cell Recognition
  5. Anchorage/attachment
  6. Signal Transduction
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9
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What is passive transport

A

transportive molecules without any energy

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10
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What are the different types of passive transport

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Diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion

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11
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What is diffusion

A

when molecules move through the phospholipid bilayer from an area of high to low concentration to form an equilibrium

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12
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Do molecules move down or up the concentration gradient with diffusion

A

down

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13
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what is the concentration gradient

A

the amount of molecules that are present

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14
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What is equilibrium

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when there is equal movement in both directions across a membrane

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15
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what is osmosis

A

the movement of water

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16
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with osmosis where do water molecules move

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from an area of HIGH solute concentration to an area of LOW solute concentration

17
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what is hypotonic

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when water moves into the cell (making it bigger and burst)

18
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what is isotonic

A

when water moves in and out of the cell in equal rate (ideal)

19
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what is hypertonic

A

when water moves out of the cell (making it shrink)

20
Q

what is facilitated diffusion

A

when molecules move through the cell membrane with the help of proteins

21
Q

There are 2 types of protein, what are they

A

protein channel and carrier proteins

22
Q

what are protein channels

A

a tunnel that lets molecules pass through

23
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what are carrier proteins

A

they change shape to allow molecules through

24
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What does active transport use

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what is active transport
molecules move from an area of low concentration to an area of high concentration with energy
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do molecules move up or down the concentration gradient using active tranport
up
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what is endocytosis
when molecules enter the cell via vesicles
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what is pinocytosis in endocytosis
small solutes/liquids
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what is phagocytosis in endocytosis
large food particles
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what is exocytosis
molecules exiting the cell via vesicles
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high --> low
diffusion
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low solutes --> high solutes
osmosis: water
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low --> high
active transport
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particle movement from high concentration ---> lower concentration
passive transport