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Fluid Mosaic Model
Membrane Structure &Processes
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Cell Membrane Structure – Current ModelFluid Mosaic Model
•Contains a double layer of phospholipids•Phospholipids arranged with tails pointing in•Globular proteins are scattered throughout•Proteins have a variety of functions
EnzymesReceptor SitesCarriersCell Recognition
Fluid Mosaic Model
Membranes can be one of four types-
•permeable•impermeable
•Permeable – allows everything in & out•Impermeable - allows nothing in or out•Semi-permeable – allows substance in & out
based on size•Selectively permeable – allows substances in & out
based on size and chooses between substances of equal size
•semi-permeable•selectively permeable
Definitions:
Which sidewalk is permeable and which sidewalk is impermeable to water?
Gortex raincoats allow air in and keep water out. Use the words in the box at the right to
describe how a gortex coat is affected by rain and air.
• permeable• impermeable• semi-permeable• selectively
permeable
Using the definitions of the words below, what type of permeability does cell membranes have?
• permeable• impermeable• semi-permeable• selectively
permeable
Movement Processes: 1. Diffusion -movement of a substance from an area
of high concentration to an area of low concentration -passive process – no energy required -used to move respiratory gases
oxygen & carbon dioxide
2. Osmosis: -diffusion of water across a cell membrane -movement of water from an area of high
concentration (of water) to an area of lowconcentration (of water)
-passive process – no energy required
0.7%salt
0.7%salt
Isotonic cell &Bathing Solution
-no net movement of water
1%salt
15% salt
Hypertonic bathing-more concentrated
Hypotonic cell-more water
Water moves outCrenation-animal cell shrinksPlasmolysis-plant vacuole shrinks
15%salt
1%salt
Hypertonic cell-more concentrated
Hypotonic bathing-more water
Water moves inLysis-animal swells to burstTurgor- plant vacuole fills to capacity
Red Blood Cell
Plant Cell
Turgor –vacuole fills with water -cell is in a hypotonic solution-chloroplasts move to the edges
Plasmolysis -vacuole shrinks-cells in a hypertonic solution-chloroplasts move to the center
3. Facilitated Diffusion• movement with the concentration gradient
(from high to low)• passive process – no energy required• requires a protein carrier
• protein carrier is actually a channel protein(creates a pathwayfor the substance)
• used to moves simple sugars (glucose) and
amino acids
4. Active Transport• requires a protein carrier (channel protein)• moves AGAINST the concentration gradient
(from low to high)• requires energy (ATP)• used to conserve and move ions
Ex. Calcium, sodium & potassium
5. Exocytosis• used to export (release) large molecule• requires energy• vacuole merges with cell membrane to
release a cell productEx. Goblet cell releases mucus
6. Endocytosis• used to bring larger molecules/substances
into the cell• requires energy• form a vacuole from the cell membrane• two types
a. pinocytosis – “cell drinking”b. phagocytosis – “cell eating”