Exam 3: The Plasma Membrane and Membrane Potential
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Opening a sodium channel during the resting membrane potential will cause the potential to become less ____________________.
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In a plasma membrane, simple diffusion of various substances can occur
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The following questions refer to comparative concentrations, permeabilities, and potentials under various circumstances.Indicate the relationship between the two items listed in each situation using the following answer code.
a.A is greater than B
b.B is greater than A
c.A and B are equal
-a.permeability of a cell membrane to K⁺
B.permeability of a cell membrane to Na⁺
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Gap junctions contain carrier proteins that transport ions from one cell into another cell.
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The three characteristics that determine the kind and amount of material that can be moved across a membrane by carrier-mediated transport are ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________.
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Phosphorylation of a carrier can alter the affinity of its binding sites, accompanied by a change in its conformation.
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In ____________________ diffusion, water-soluble materials move through specific channels in the cell membrane.
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Indicate whether the force in question tends to move the involved ion into or out of the cell by filling in the blank using the following code.
a.tends to move the ion into the cell
b.tends to move out of the cell
-Na⁺-K⁺ pump for K⁺
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Ions can pass into or out of the cell only through ____________________ and ____________________ in the plasma membrane.
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A substance does not move down a concentration gradient through
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A solution containing ____________________ mOsm of solute is isotonic to human cells.
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Carbon dioxide exits cells by simple diffusion between phospholipid molecules in the plasma membrane.
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All of the following transport certain substances from regions of high concentration to low concentration except
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Carriers that perform facilitated diffusion or secondary active transport of glucose do not split ATP.
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Use the figure above to answer the corresponding questions.
-Describe how an ATP is important to the SGLT carrier.

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The ____________________ equation equates the equilibrium potential for an ion with the ion's concentration difference outside and inside the cell.
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During the steady state, the concentration and electrical gradients for K⁺ are in opposition to each other and exactly balance each other so there is no net movement of K⁺.
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