Cell Membrane Also known as the Plasma Membrane Surrounds the cell.
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Transcript of Cell Membrane Also known as the Plasma Membrane Surrounds the cell.
•Semi-permeable
•Selectively permeable –”chooses” what enters and leaves
•MOST OF TIME BASED ON SIZE OF MOLECULE
Cells transport materials by the following processes
1. PASSIVE TRANSPORT
When particles move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
2. ACTIVE TRANSPORT
When particles move from an area of low concentration to an area of high concentration
Equilibrium is reached
Molecules eventually stop moving when…..
no further change in conc. occurs & both sides are equal
Inside cell Outside cell
OsmosisCell membrane
High conc. of water molecules.
Low conc. of water molecules.
Inside cell Outside cell
High conc. of water molecules.
OsmosisCell membrane
OSMOSIS
Low conc. of water molecules.
OsmosisCell membrane
Inside cell Outside cell
OSMOSIS
EQUILIBRIUM. Equal water concentration on each side.
Whathappenswhen you
place acell in:
•1. Salt water: •CELL SHRINKS bc osmosis occurs water moves out of cell
DO NOW:In your own words describe the similarities and differences of diffusion and osmosis.
The similarities ofdiffusion andosmosis are
_____________________________The differences ofdiffusion andosmosis are ____________________________________
TOPIC: CELLSAIM: HOW DOES ACTIVE TRANSPORT
OCCUR?
ActiveTransport
• Movement of molecules from an area of low concentration to an area of high concentration
• Against the Conc. Gradient
• ENERGY IS NEEDED!
Endocytosis
Taking substances into cell by surrounding it with the cell membrane
How some uni-cellular organisms take in food
Form of ACTIVE TRANSPORT (energy required)
Exocytosis
Vesicle fuses with cell membrane causing the
materials inside to be released
Also a form of Active Transport