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IN LAB YOU TESTED THE RATE OF DIFFUSION OF POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE AND METHYLENE BLUE THROUGH AGAR. WHICH DYE MIGRATED AT A SLOWER RATE? WHY?
Methylene blue = <1mm / 30 min = <0.03mm / min; Therefore potassium permanganate has lower molecular weight than methylene blue
IN LAB YOU OBSERVED THE PROCESS OF FILTRATION OF A SOLUTION CONTAINING STARCH, COPPER SULFATE AND CHARCOAL. ____________________ DID NOT PASS THROUGH THE FILTER PAPER. WHY?
charcoal is retained (retentate); Filtration relies on pore size, the size of the substance to be filtered, and the hydrostatic pressure differential between both sides of the filter.
THE RATE OF DIFFUSION OF POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE AND METHYLENE BLUE THROUGH AGAR IS DIFFERENT,WHY?
Therefore potassium permanganate has lower molecular weight than methylene blue
IN LAB YOU OBSERVED THE PROCESS OF FILTRATION OF A SOLUTION CONTAINING STARCH, COPPER SULFATE AND CHARCOAL. NOT ALL OF THE SUBSTANCES PASSED THROUGH THE FILTER PAPER. WHICH DID NOT PASS THROUGH? WHY?
charcoal is retained (retentate); Here we can see as iodine is added to the filter paper, it turns dark purple confirming the presence of starch; Filtration relies on pore size, the size of the substance to be filtered, and the hydrostatic pressure differential between both sides of the filter.
HOW WAS THE PRESENCE OF CHARCOL ON THE FILTRATION MEMBRANE VERIFIED?
with the naked eye
HOW WAS THE PRESENCE OF COPPER SULFATE IN THE FILTRTION BEAKER VERIFIED?
Copper Sulfate was seen in the beaker, seen as a blue fluid.
WHAT WAS USED TO TEST FOR THE PRESENCE OF STARCH ON THE FILTRATION PAPER?
using Iodine
WHAT COLOR WAS SEEN WHEN THE IODINE WAS PLACED ON THE FILTRATION PAPER?
dark purple
WHAT COLOR WAS SEEN WHEN THE IODINE WAS PLACED IN THE FILTRATION BEAKER?
remains brown
DOES POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE DIFFUSE FASTER THROUGH LIQUID (WATER) OR SOLID (AGAR)
liquid is much faster than in solid medium
IN LAB, USING DIALYSIS TUBING AND METHYLENE BLUE, DOES METHYLENE BLUE STAY INSIDE THE TUBING OR EXIT?
starts to dialyze out of the sac into the water
IN LAB, USING DIALYSIS TUBING AND METHYLENE BLUE, WHY DOES METHYLENE BLUE EXIT THE TUBING
methylene blue is also small enough to fit thru the pores (<14Kd MW)
IN LAB, USING DIALYSIS TUBING, DID BLUE DEXTRAN EXIT THE TUBING? WHY?
The MWCO of this dialysis tubing is 14Kd (14,000 MW). Molecules smaller than this will go thru the pores; blue dextran MW is >14Kd.
______________ IS THE CRINKLING-UP PROCESS OBSERVED IN RED BLOOD CELLS PLACED IN A HYPERTONIC SOLUTION / RBC LOSING WATER
Crenation
IN ACTIVE PROCESSES____________ DRIVES MOVEMENT THROUGH THE PLASMA MEMBRANE
ATP
IN PASSIVE PROCESSES____________ DRIVES MOVEMENT THROUGH THE PLASMA MEMBRANE
concentration (gradient) or pressure difference
WHAT KIND OF ENERGY DO MOLECULES POSSESS THAT KEEP THEM IN CONSTANT MOTION?
kinetic energy
A DIFFERENCE IN CONCENTRATION ACROSS A MEMBRANE IS CALLED?
Concentration Gradient
__________ IS USED TO APPROXIMATE A SEMI-PERMEABLE MEMBRANE WHEN USING BLUE DEXTRAN/ METHYLENE BLUE
Dialysis tubing
__________ IS A PASSIVE PROCESS BY WHICH WATER AND SOLUTES ARE FORCED THROUGH A MEMBANE BY HYDROSTATIC (FLUID) PRESSURE
Filtration
WHAT WAS USED AS A SEMI-PERMEABLE MEMBRANE DURING THE FILTRATION EXERCISE?
Whatman #2 filter paper
THIS STRUCTURE LABELED "A" WITH THE PINK TAPE WAS USED DURING WHICH EXERCISE?
Filtration
THE RATE OF DIFFUSION IS GREATER IN WHICH MEDIA: LIQUID OR SOLID?
liquid is much faster than in solid medium
IN LAB, USING DIALYSIS TUBING AND BLUE DEXTRAN, YOU TESTED______________.
tonicity
IN YOUR HOMEWORK YOU TESTED THE MOVEMENT OF SODIUM AND POTASSIUM ACROSS A SELECTIVELY PERMEABLE MEMBRANE BY ______________________.
Active Transport
WHEN PLACED IN A HYPOTONIC SOLUTION, RED BLOOD CELLS WILL BURST, A PROCESS KNOWN AS _______________.
Hemolysis
IN LAB, USING DIALYSIS TUBING, WATER WENT IN OR OUT OF THE TUBING WITH BLUE DEXTRAN? WHY?
Water will enter the area with more solute, inside the tubing.
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF ATP IN ACTIVE TRANSPORT?
Driven directly by ATP
WHEN RED BLOOD CELLS ARE PLACED IN A HYPOTONIC SOLUTION THEY WILL BURST. WHY?
This is due to osmotic pressure being greater than the cell membrane can hold, thus the outward pressure exerted on the cell membrane from within exceeds the membrane’s strength
WHEN PLACED IN A_______ SOLUTION, RED BLOOD CELLS WILL BURST (HEMOLYSIS)
Hypotonic
IN LAB, USING DIALYSIS TUBING AND METHYLENE BLUE, YOU TESTED______________.
Dialysis
WHEN PLACED IN A ___________________ SOLUTION RED BLOOD CELLS WILL SHRINK, A PROCESS KNOWN AS_____________.
Hypertonic; Crenation
WHAT IS THE SIMPLE DIFFUSION OF WATER THROUGH A MEMBRANE CALLED?
Osmosis
WHY DO RED BLOOD CELLS SHRINK WHEN PLACED IN A HYPERTONIC SOLUTION?
Crenation is the loss of water till the cell shrinks or crenates.
____________ IS THE BURSTING OF RED BLOOD CELLS AS WATER FLOODS INTO THEM
Hemolysis
EXPLAIN WHEN HEMOLYSIS OCCURS.
Hemolysis- red blood cells burst.
EXPLAIN WHEN CRENATION OCCURS
Crenation is the loss of water till the cell shrinks or crenates.
LARGE MOLECULES AND MOLECULES ARE TRANSPORTED ACROSS THE MEMBRANE BY _______________
Facilitated Diffusion
MOVEMENT OF MOLECULES THROUGH A MEBRANE AND INTO THE CELL IS CALLED?
Endocytosis is movement into the cell.
MOVEMENT OF MOLECULES THROUGH A MEBRANE AND OUT OF THE CELL IS CALLED?
Exocytosis is ejection of materials from the cell
IN ____________, THE CELL MEMBRANE SINKS BENEATH MATERIAL TO FORM A SMALL VESICLE, WHICH THEN PINCHES OFF INTO THE CELL INTERIOR
Pinocytosis
IN ____________, PARTS OF THE PLASMA MEMBRANE AND CYTOPLASM EXPAND AND FLOW AROUND A RELATIVELY LARGE OR SOLID MATERIAL
Phagocytosis
WHAT IS THE MEMBRANOUS SAC FORMED DURING PHAGOCYTOSIS?
phagosome
WHAT IS THE SELECTIVE TYPE OF ENDOCYTOSIS THAT USES PLASMA MEMBRANE RECEPTORS?
Receptor-Mediated Endocytosis
WHAT MEDIUM WAS USED TO SHOW DIFFUSION THROUGH A SOLID?
agar
THE ____________ OF A DIALYSIS MEMBRANE REFERS TO THE MAXIMUM SIZE OF MOLECULES THAT WILL BE ALLOWED TO PASS THROUGH ITS PORES
molecular weight cut off (MWCO)