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Wk 1- The Cell Membrane

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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Functions of the cell plasma membrane The cell membrane is the gateway in and out of the cell • in • out

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Nutrients in Waste out

#2
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The cell plasma membrane The membrane is selectively - The membrane consists of a - - layer Hydro-outer Hydro- inner

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Permeable Phospholipid bilayer Hydrophilic Hydrophobic

#3
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Cell plasma membrane Passage through the membrane is either p- or a- P- does NOT require extra - A- does require extra - in the form of - - -

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Passive or active Passive Active , ATP

#4
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Mechanisms of transport through membrane Passive transport : Diffusion Diffusion can be either s- or f-

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Simple diffusion Facilitated diffusion

#5
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Passive diffusion Simple diffusion: moves through membrane - Facilitated diffusion: use - channels or carriers to diffuse - the plasma membrane

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Freely Protein , across

#6
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Mechanisms of transport Active transport: Not dependant on - gradients Requires - in the form of - - - Uses ion pumps to transport ions across cell membrane : - - pump

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Concentration Energy , ATP Sodium potassium pump

#7
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Mechanisms of transport Vesicular transport : Movement into and out of cell in sacs called - Entry into cell = -cytosis Entry out cell = -cytosis

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Vesicles Endocytosis Exocytosis

#8
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Sodium potassium pump 1 molecule of ATP results in - Na+ pumped OUT of cell and -K+ pumped INTO cell

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3 sodium 2 potassium

#9
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Osmosis The diffusion of - molecules across selectively permeable membrane Water molecules travel across membrane from - solute concentration gradient to - solute concentration gradient

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Solvent Low concentration High concentration

#10
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Tonicity The effects of - pressure on cells Solution can be I-, Hypo- or Hyper-

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Osmotic Isotonic hypotonic hypertonic

#11
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Tonicity Isotonic= no net flow of water into or out of cell E- pressure ratio of solvent:solute concentration (E-) Hypotonic= water flows into cell as cell has higher concentration of solutes Solute concentration greater - cell , solvent enters cell = swell / l-

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Equal Equilibrium Inside , lyse

#12
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Tonicity Hypertonic= water flows out of cell as cell has lower concentration of solutes Solute concentration is greater - cell= solvent leaves cell, crenates/ s-

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Outside Shrinks

#13
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Concentration gradients Diffusion: movement is - concentration gradient from - to -

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Down High to low

#14
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Adenosine triphosphate structure and function: ATP = adenosine and ? phosphate groups When energy is used loses ? phosphate and becomes A?P 1 molecule of ATP results in ? Pump = 3 ? pumped out of cell 2 ? pumped into cell

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3 1, D Sodium potassium pump 3 sodium Na+ 2 potassium K+