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Phospholipid BiLayer

Plasma Membrane

- Responsible for what goes in and out of cell.


- It is SELECTIVE/SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE.


- Regulates movements.

Structure of Plasma/Cell Membrane

1 - Phospholipid BiLayer


2 - Proteins


What is a solution?

Homogeneous Mixture

What is a solvent?

Fluid/H2O in which substance dissolved.

What is solute?

Solid dissolved in liquid/H2O.




ie: salt or sugar

Passive Transport

- Movement of substance from high to low concentration


-ATP not required


-Down gradient/slope

Examples of Passive Transport

Diffusion


Osmosis

Active Transport

-Movement of substance from low to high concentration.


-ATP required USING CARRIER PROTEIN


-Up against gradient/slope



Diffusion

Movement of a substance from an area of higher concentration to one of lower concentration.



ie: In lungs during gas exchange: Intake of O2/Release of CO2.

Osmosis

Diffusion of molecules down their concentration across a selectively permeable membrane

Factors that affect the rate of diffusion through a membrane.

- Temperature


>High Temp = high diffusion rate


>Low Temp = low diffusion rate


- Size of molecule



Tonacity - Response of cells to 3 types of solutions:








Hypotonic

Distilled Water




- Cell swells/Gains H2O


- Cell Bursts (LYSIS)

Isotonic

0.9% NaCl




- No change in cell


- Cell restored to normal

Hypertonic

10% NaCl




-Cell shrinks/loses H20


-CRENATION