Intro to human body 0.0 / 5 ? AllS for PUniversityAll boards Created by: Ciara SimpsonCreated on: 06-06-19 22:04 Passive transport is? substances can cross a cell membrane down a concentration gradient without using energy 1 of 19 Osmosis is? Water molecules move across the membrane down the concentration gradient 2 of 19 Simple diffusion is? Lipid soluble materials dissolve in the membrane lipids crossing the membrane 3 of 19 Channel mediated diffusion is? Water soluble materials cross the membrane through channels 4 of 19 Carrier mediated diffusion is? Substances unable to diffuse use specialised protein carriers to attract and bind to these substances, helping them cross 5 of 19 Selective permeability is where Substances can either enter or leave a cell 6 of 19 Plasma membrane properties that regulate the intracellular environment.. Partical size (eg water too big), pores (allow some, not others), pumps and carriers (import and export substances) 7 of 19 Transmembrane proteins.. form channels and allow water soluble ions to cross the membrane 8 of 19 Membrane proteins can be? Enzymes, receptors, are attached to carbohydrate molecules 9 of 19 Proteins in plasma are either.. Integral (embedded in protein) or peripheral (outside protein) 10 of 19 Most proteins are? Transmembrane (extra ---> intra) 11 of 19 Integral proteins and membrane lipids are amphipathic which means.. They have hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts 12 of 19 Lipids are Amphipathic 13 of 19 Polar part of lipid is the.. Head of the lipid (hydrophilic) 14 of 19 Non polar part of lipid is the.. Fatty acid tail (hydrophobic) 15 of 19 The plasma membrane, also known as.. The lipid bilayer 16 of 19 Cells grouped together? Tissues (specialised function) 17 of 19 Tissues grouped together? Organs 18 of 19 Organs grouped together? Systems 19 of 19
Introduction to A&P: how bioscience underpins patient care and health care skills 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
Introduction to A&P: how bioscience underpins patient care and health care skills 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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