Review:

Nature of the phospholipid
Name the monomer of the phospholipid bilayer.

Annotate it’s components as polar and non polar
Name the monomer of proteins
List the different types of proteins embedded in the membrane.
Substances that need to be movedList the molecules that need to move across the membrane and their purpose.
Simple DiffusionDefine diffusion
Explain how rate of diffusion is increased
Identify the substances that are able to move through the phospholipid bilayer by simple diffusion
Facilitated DiffusionIdentify the reasons that Glucose cannot diffuse across the lipid bilayer
Describe the action of the protein carrier in moving the large and polar molecule
Identify the reasons that ions are unable to move through the membrane.
Describe the action of protein channels in moving the ions across the membrane
Define the movement of substances that use proteins.
Explain the driving force in all example of simple and facilitated diffusion
Active transportDefine the term that can describe when concentration gradients do not enable facilitated diffusion then an cell may use ATP to undergo movement of substances against the concentration gradient.
Suggest an example where active transport of a substance would be beneficial.
OsmosisDefine the term osmosis
Describe the nature of water
Distinguish between the intracellular and extracellular environment
Define tonicity
Define Isotonic
Define Hypotonic
Define Hypertonic
How would you determine whether a cell has a hypotonic or hypertonic environment?
Describe the impact of solutes in moving water
Explain the term salt sucks
Bulk TransportDefine “bulk”
Describe the role of the membrane in moving bulk items
Define endocytosis
Contrast phagocytosis and pinocytosis
Provide an example of phagocytosis
Provide an example of pinocytosis
Define exocytosis
Outline the role of ATP in the process