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ability of membrane to allow substances to pass through
what does membrane permeability mean?
no, it’s semi-permeable (selective permeability)
does the membrane allow anything to pass through?
phospholipid bilayer
cell membranes are selectively permeable due to their what?
small and less charged molecules
easier to pass through the bilayer
bigger and more charged molecules
harder to pass through the bilayer
temperature
increasing what increases permeability?
nonpolar
nonpolar vs polar: which molecules passes throught more easily?
protein channels, carriers, and pumps
integral proteins that help facilitate movement of specific substances across the membrane
active and passive transport
how substances cross membrane
active transport
requires ATP
passive transport
doesn’t require energy
simple and facilitated diffusion
types of diffusion of passive transport
simple diffusion
small, nonpolar molecules move directly across membrane down their concentration gradient
facilitated diffusion
passive movement of molecules across membrane with help of membrane proteins, (channel or carrier proteins)