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Question | Answer |
regions of the cell | cell membrane cytoplasm nucleus |
plasma membrane | phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins, cholesteral and glycolipids |
what does the cytoplasm do? | surrounds cytoplasm and separates it from outside environment |
3 functions of cell membrane | 1. barrier 2. regulates flow, 3. communicates |
What do the different membrane proteins do? | Ion channels carriers/transports receptors enzymes linkers cell identify markers |
ion channels | allow specific ions through membrane |
selective permeability | membrane allows only some substances to cross |
Crossing the cell membrane | substances need to move across to keep the cell alive |
concentration gradient | difference in the concentration of a chemical from one place to another |
2 ways substances move across membrane | passive(no ATP) active( ATP) |
Passive process | diffusion(particles) & osmosis(solvent) |
diffusion | net movement of particles high area concentration to low |
facilitated diffusion | proteins used to transport large molecules across membrane |
osmosis | net movement of SOLVENT through a selectively permeable membrane |
3 possibilities of osmosis | isotonic hypertonic hypotonic |
isotonic | same solution. enters and leaves most IV solutions |
hypertonic | if cell is surounded by hyPERtonic solution, water leaves the cell. -cell shrivels *used for brain swelling |
hypotonic | if cell is surrounded by hyPOtonic solution, water enters the cell. -Cell will swell and burst *used for dehydration |
Active process (crossing cell membrane) | requires ATP and proteins to move particles from low to high concentration (across gradient) |
endocytosis | IN bringing cells into the cell using vesicle |
2 kinds of endocytosis | phagocytosis - cell eating pinocytosis - cell drinking |
exocytosis | OUT movement of materials out of the cell using secretory vesicle |
2 important kinds | digestive enzymes neurotransmitters |
Cytoplasm | all cellular contents between plasma membrane and nucleus |
2 components cytoplasm | cytosol organelles |
cytosol | intracellular fluid site for cells chemical rxn 55% of cell volume |
organelles | little organ specialized structures that perform cell functions |
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