Question
physiology
Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 BSC2085 Extracredit 1 (p.5) Match the following: Fall Tema 2016 31) Phagocytosis 32) Secondary active transport 33) loo channels 34) Exocytosis 34) 35) Osmosis 35 36 Carriers 36) 37) Simple diffusion 38) Aquaporins 33) 39) Primary active transport 400 Endocytosis A) Membrane proteins moving hydrophilic molecules such as glucose down their concentration gradient. B) Membrane proteins involved in osmosis in certain body cells cy Membrane transport mechanism in which Na (ions) move down their electrochemical gradient and another substance is moved against its concentration or electrochemical gradient. -D) Transport mechanism in which water moves through the plasma membrane. SE) Membrane transport mechanism using ATP directly to move ions, usually cations F) Active transport process involving the formation of membrane vesicles to move substances from the cytoplasm to the extracellular G) Membrane transport mechanism occurring through the lipid bilayer always down the concentration gradient of the molecule. H) Membrane proteins allowing ions to move down their electrochemical gradient, Active transport process involving the formation of membrane vesicles to move substances from the extracellular fluid to the cytoplasm, Type of endocytosis involving the movement of big particles. including bacteri
Explanation / Answer
31 – I- from outside to inside for a cell.
32-C against electrochemical gradient but without ATP
33-H from high to low electrochemical gradient
34- F involve in secretion of proteins
35 –B like transfer of O2 and CO2.
36 –A carriers like sodium ion used for movement of glucose like molecules
37- G always
38-D aquaporin for water movement
39-E – always use ATP for against electrochemical gradient
40- J- moves inside to outside for a cell
