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Chapter 3
Cellular Transport Mechanisms- Movement across the Cell Membrane
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| movement from high to low concentration | diffusion |
| move from high to low concentration, passive transport, no energy needed | simple diffusion |
| diffusion through protein channels, channels move specific molecules across cell membrane, no energy needed | facilitated diffusion |
| Cells may need to move molecules against concentration gradient, conformational shape change transports solute from one side of membrane to other, protein “pump”, “costs” energy = ATP | active transport |
| material can go in | endocytosis |
| "cellular eating", vesicles holds a solid substance | phagocytosis |
| "cellular drinking", vesicle contains a liquid material | pinocytosis |
| materials can go out | exocytosis |
| molecule can bind to the surface of the membrane | receptor-mediated endocytosis |
| diffusions of water from high concentration of water to low concentration of water across a semi-permeable membrane | osmosis |
| more solute, less water | hypertonic |
| less solute, more water | hypotonic |
| equal solute, equal water | isotonic |
| cell survival depends on balancing ____ & ____ | water uptake; loss |
| a cell is hypotonic if it is in high concentration of water, a good example is ____ | a cell in freshwater |
| helps the cell to pump water out of cell to avoid the cell swelling and bursting from gaining water | contractile vacuole |
| a cell is hypertonic if it is in low concentration of water, a good example is _____ | a cell in salt water |
| a solution to cell losing water and dying a low concentration water | take up water or pump out salt |
| animal cell immersed in mild salt solution, cell in equilibrium | isotonic |