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Membrane Transport
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Mind Map of Topic 1.4 Membrane Transport of IB Biology Chapter 1 Cell Biology
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Membrane Transport
Endocytosis
fluidity of membrane
allows materials to be taken in
allows structures surrounded by membrane to change shape and structure
vesicles pinched off from membranes
done by proteins in membrane using ATP
forms inside plasma membrane
carries materials from outside
contents
water
solutes
molecules too large to pass through membrane
sometimes large undigested food particles
sometimes pathogens to kill
Vesicle movement in cells
vesicle
small sac of membrane with drop of fluid inside
spherical
present in eukaryotic cells usually
called contractile vacuole
move materials within cells
movement of cell contents or proteins
Exocytosis
fluidity of membrane
allows materials to be released
vesicle fuses with plasma membrane; contents out of cell
digestive enzymes released
expel waste products
Simple diffusion
moves particles across membrane
higher concentration to lower concentration down concentration gradient
passive process
particles pass between phospholipids in membrane
non-polar particles enter easily
polar particles can enter at low rates
smaller the easier
Facilitated diffusion
particles move across membrane
particles that cannot diffuse pass through a channel in membrane
channels
holes with narrow diameter
protein walls
diameter and chemicals ensure only one type enters
high conc to low conc
Osmosis
particles move across membrane
net water movement
low conc solute to high conc
passive
water channels aquaporins
narrowest point - slightly larger than water molecules
positive charge prevents proton entry
small enough to flow freely through membrane
Active transport
particles move across membrane
against conc gradient
requires ATP
carried out by pump proteins
allows cell to control cytoplasm
pumped in from central chamber
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