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Membrane Function 1. Forms a boundary between living cells and their surroundings. 2. Controls the movement of molecules into and out of the cell - Selective permeability –
Membrane Proteins Functions of membrane proteins include: • Transport of substances across the membrane • Join cells to one another • Bind to chemical messengers from other cells • Act as identification tags so • Attach to cytoskeleton and the extracellular matrix
Membrane cholesterol and carbohydrates Cholesterol • Cholesterol is found within the phospholipid bilayer • It helps
Carbohydrates • Located on outer layer of membrane only • Bound to proteins (glycoproteins) or phopholipids (glycolipids) • Act as identification tags for
Fluid Mosaic Model • The membrane is a fluid mosaic • Fluid – the phospholipids and the proteins drift within the membrane • Mosaic – the diversity of proteins found within the membrane and the
- They spread from areas of high concentration to areas of lower concentration - At equilibrium the molecules continue to move but there is no net change in the concentration on either side of the membrane
Transport Across the Membrane • Hypertonic - the solution with the higher solute concentration • Hypotonic - the solution with the lower solute concentration • Water moves from the
Transport Across the Membrane • Water continues to cross the membrane until the solute concentrations are equal on both sides of the membrane • Isotonic - solutions with equal solute concentrations • Water molecules continue to move across the membrane but
Osmosis Problems – Draw a diagram illustrating the problem, identify the solutions as hyper, hypo or isotonic, and show the direction osmosis will occur
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1. A cell containing 2% solute is placed in a solution containing 10% solute.
4. A candy containing 10% water is placed in a solution containing 90% water.
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2. A candy containing 15% solute is placed in a solution containing 12% solute.
5. A fish contains 95% water lives in freshwater that contains 68% water.
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3. A cell containing 7% solute is placed in a solution containing 9% solute.
How Does Osmosis Affect Cells? 1. Explain the different outcomes of adding distilled water to the plant and animal cells. 2. Which conditions best model the effects of drought on plant cells? Explain your answer. 3. Hypothesize why plants grow better when the water surrounding their cells is slightly hypotonic to the cell.
• Transport proteins can move solutes across the membrane
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- This is called active transport • Active transport requires ATP – cells use energy to move the molecule across the membrane. • The solute is moved from
Transport Across the Membrane • Or the membrane may fold inward, trapping material from the outside, and form a vesicle that carries the material into the cell –
Induces turgor in plant cell Induces turgor in animal cell Makes plant cell pull away from cell wall Makes plant cell lyse Makes animal cell lyse Makes animal cell shrivel •
Explain the different outcomes of adding distilled water to the plant and animal cells.
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Which conditions best model the effects of drought on plant cells? Explain your answer.
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Hypothesize why plants grow better when the water surrounding their cells is slightly hypotonic to the cell.