Three major components of a cell
Plasma membrane function
Define and protect the cell, semipermeable
Composition of cell membrane
Phospholipid bilayer
What other things are in the phospholipid bilayer?
Proteins, cholesterol, carbohydrates
Three types of passive transport
Simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis
Passive diffusion that required a concentration gradient and semipermeable membrane
Simple diffusion
Diffusion of H2O
Osmosis
Simple diffusion that involves a H2O concentration gradient and a membrane permeable to water and not solute
Osmosis
Solute concentration in a cell
Tonicity
Typical tonicity
300 mOsm
What is a cell when there is no net osmosis
Isotonic
Water leaves cell since more solute is outside cell
Hypertonic
Water enter cell since more solute is inside the cell
Hypotonic
Passive diffusion that requires a concentration gradient and is mediated by proteins such as channels
Facilitated diffusion
Active transport requirements
ATP present, proteins to move against gradient
Active transport types
Primary, secondary, vesicular
What does primary AT utilize?
Pumps and ATP
AT that uses gradient from primary AT to move other solutes against their gradients.
Secondary Active Transport
Three types of vesicular transport
Exocytosis, endocytosis, phagocytosis
DNA becomes mRNA
Transcription
mRNA becomes proteins
Translation
Membrane organelle containing DNA
Nucleus
What occurs in the rough ER?
Protein formation
What occurs in the smooth ER?
Lipid synthesis, calcium storage