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Passive Transport

energy not required


use energy from collisions


mostly "downhill"

Active Transport

energy required


against [gradient]
"forced" across the membrane

Diffusion

type of passive transport


molecules "spread" through membranes


[high] to [low]


down [gradient]


dynamic equilibrium

Simple Diffusion

moves molecules from [high] to [low]

Facilitated Diffusion

same as simple diffusion but uses protein carrier molecules

Osmosis

-movement of water through a selectively permeable membrane


-limits particles

Aquaporin

-helps water get through cell membrane


-makes membrane capable of allowing water through

Osmotic Pressure

-more volume = more pressure


-water pressure that develops due to osmosis


-pressure required to maintain equilibrium with no net movement of solvent

Hypotonic

water goes into cell

Hypertonic

water goes out of cell

Isotonic

balanced

Dialysis

puts fresh dialysis fluid into body


people who need dialysis tend to retain water

Channel Mediated Passive Transport

membrane channels


down [gradient]


gated > can be opened or closed


various triggering mechanisms


normally a one way channel

Carrier Mediated Passive Transport

membrane carrier proteins


down [gradient]


binding and shape change


usually reversible


use size, shape, and charge to detect

Filtration

-passive


-water & solutes through membrane


-energy form hydrostatic pressure forces particles through



ie. capillaries

Na-K Pump

Na outside cell


K inside cell

Active Transport by Vessicles

-molecules moved w/o moving through membrane


-bulk transport


2 types >endocytosis
> exocytosis

Endocytosis

cytoskeleton does work


"engulf" molecule


2 types > pinocytosis


> phagocytosis

Pinocytosis

"cell drinking"
fluid and dissolved substances

Phagocytosis

"cell eating"
large particles

Exocytosis

large molecules leave cell


fuse and released