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TEST: FRIDAY 11/11 CELL TRANSPORT. CELL MEMBRANE PERMEABILITY Semi- permeable— allows small substances to pass through freely Larger substances must pass.

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1 TEST: FRIDAY 11/11 CELL TRANSPORT

2 CELL MEMBRANE PERMEABILITY Semi- permeable— allows small substances to pass through freely Larger substances must pass through channels Lipid bilayer

3 FLUID MOSAIC MODEL

4 DIFFUSION Molecules always move from HIGH to LOW concentrations Occurs due to a concentration gradient Effective only across a small distance Diffusion/Osmosis Animations Click the pic to watch the video

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6 M & M DEMO 1.Take a petri dish and fill it with water 2.Place 4 different color M&Ms into the water 3.Observe what happens What is this process called?? DIFFUSION!! Will all the colors evenly distribute in time? YES!!

7 MEMBRANE TRANSPORT Passive transport— type of simple diffusion Molecules move from HIGH to LOW concentration Osmosis—diffusion of water Facilitated diffusion occurs through protein channels

8 SOLUTE CONCENTRATIONS Isotonic: equal amounts of solutes Hypotonic: solution has lower solute concentration (H 2 0 IN—cell bursts) Hypertonic: solution has higher concentration of solutes (H 2 0 OUT—cell shrinks) Diffusion/Osmosis Animations

9 OSMOSIS Diffusion of water Occurs easily through bi-lipid layer Click pic to watch the video

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11 FACILITATED DIFFUSION Molecules pass through or bind to a protein channel to cross a membrane

12 FACILITATE DIFFUSION THROUGH CARRIER PROTEINS When a substance being transported binds to protein Moves from HIGH to LOW Click above to watch a video showing facilitated diffusion

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