EFB325 Ch. 12 Study Guide: How do Molecules Pass Across the Membrane?
Small, nonpolar molecules can pass through plasma membrane - a known fact. But, how do large polar or ionic molecules pass? Proteins! Proteins that act as transporters helps to transport molecules that cannot normally pass alone. In this study guide, we will be covering the types of membrane transporters from symport to antiport, sodium potassium pump, glucose sodium pump, and the most confusing yet interesting neuron depolarization as well as a brief yet in depth run through the parts of a neuron.
Gekoppeld boek
- 2018
- 9780393680379
- Onbekend
Geschreven voor
- Instelling
- College Of Environmental Science & Forestry
- Vak
- EFB325 (EFB325)
Documentinformatie
- Geüpload op
- 5 april 2023
- Aantal pagina's
- 9
- Geschreven in
- 2022/2023
- Type
- College aantekeningen
- Docent(en)
- Lee newman
- Bevat
- Cell biology
Onderwerpen
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plasma membrane
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membrane transport
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essential cell biology
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neurons
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depolarization of neurons
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passive transport
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active transport
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sodium glucose transport
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efb325
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cell biolog
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sodium and potassium gradient