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Use of a plasma membrane carrier protein to move a substance into or out of a cell from lower to higher []. Movement of a molecule or ion from a region of lower []. |
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Protein that combines with and transports a molecule or ion across the plasma membrane |
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Membrane surrounding the cytoplasm that consists of a phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins; regulates the entrence and exit of molecules from the cell |
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Forms a channel to allow a particular molecule or ion to cross the plasma membrane |
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a lipid embedded in the cell membrane that is used for structural support for the cell |
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Gradual change in chemical [] from one point to another |
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Movement of molecules or ions from a region of higher [] to and |
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Fluid Mosaic Membrane Model |
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Passive Transport Processes |
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does not require the uses of chemical energy (ATP)
ex. osmosis, diffuseion and facilitated transport |
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double layer of phospholipid that has the nonpolar tails facing inward, towards eachother, like a down-jacket |
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is a physical quantity that describes which direction and at what rate the pressure changes the most rapidly around a particular location; from an area of high pressure to low pressure area |
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Surface Area to Volume Ratio |
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Greater the surface area of the cell the more efficient the cell can move things in and out of the cell
Surface area = ratio
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refers to the strenght of the solution |
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Structure and Function of Cell Membrane |
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separates the internal environment of the cell from the external environment; regulates entrance and exits of molecules from the cell |
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Factors affectin the rate of Diffusion |
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Temperature; pressure and concenteration |
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involved in the passage of molecules through the membrane; has a channel that allows a substance to simply move through the membrane.
eg. moves hydrogen ions
ATP would not be produced without this plow
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Involved in the passage of molecules through the membrane; combine with a substance (Na+ and K+ ions across nerve cell membranes) and help move it across the membrane
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are glycoproteins; among other functions, these proteins help the body recogniae when it is being invaded by a pathogen and an immunal reaction can occur.
MHC (major histocompatibility complex) forein MHC are attacted by white blood cellsl; why organ transplants can be rejected |
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a certain shape allows a specific molecule to bind to it; binding of molecules causes proteins to change its shape; brings about a cellular response
ex. insulin for liver storing glucose |
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Carry out metabolic reactions directly; without the presence of enzymes, some are attached to various membranes of the cell, the cell would never be able to preform metabolic reactions necessary for its proper funceion.
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often have a structural role by helping stabilize and shape the plasma membrane. |
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