the cm determines what gets in and out of cells. some molecules pass through easily including...
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Some molecules do not pass through easily including large molecules (starch, protein) and those that carry charges (attract to opposite charge on CM). How cells move substances across the cell membrane involves a number of different processes.TRANSCRIPT
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The CM determines what gets in and out of cells.
Some molecules pass through easily including lipids that dissolve in the lipid layer of the CM.
Small molecules such as water, glucose and amino acids also pass through easily.
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Some molecules do not pass through easily including large molecules (starch, protein) and those that carry charges (attract to opposite charge on CM).
How cells move substances across the cell membrane involves a number of different processes.
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Molecules of liquids and gases are always in motion. These molecules collide with each other,and thus undergo diffusion.
Diffusion: Movement of molecules from an area of high concentration, to one of low concentration(Ex. Perfume,coffee)
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The difference in concentration between a region of greater concentration and a region of lesser concentration is called a concentration gradient (shown below).
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Low O2 level
High CO2 level
High O2 level
Low CO2 level
Movement of gases in cellular respirationinvolves concentration gradients.Note the directionof movement from high to low.
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This is a “fast” form of diffusion. Molecules get some help crossing the
membrane. Evidence shows that there are proteins in
the cell membrane with hollow channels. Molecules pass through these channels
along a concentration gradient.
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This is another way to move materials into and out of cells.
In this case the cell must use energy to move substances against a concentration gradient.
This allows the cell to maintain internal conditions that are chemically different from the external environment.
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Osmosis is a type of diffusion. In this case, water moves across a
semipermeable membrane from an area of high water concentration to one of low water concentration.
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Name Type of Transport
Direction of
Movement
Conditions Examples
Diffusion Passive
towards lower
concentration
Concentration gradient
Water, gases (02and CO2), and steroid hormones.
Facilitated Diffusion Passive
towards lower
concentration
Concentration gradient, plus channel or carrier proteins
Water, glucose, and amino acids.
Osmosis passivetowards lower
concentration
Concentration gradient, channel proteins optional
Water 0nly.
Active Transport active
towards higher
concentration
Carrier protein and ATP energy
Ions, sugars, and amino acids.