Cell Transport Practice '24

For the above image, explain what will happen once you start the animation... make sure you use the terms diffusion, concentration gradient and pore (hole) size in your answer. Notice one of the particles (solutes) will diffuse and the other WILL NOT- make sure you explain why!

Explain the ONE KEY REASON for why some molecules need the help of the special protein channel to cross the cell membrane (facilitated diffusion) and other molecules can cross directly across the cell membrane without any help (simple diffusion)

What is the direction of the concentration gradient for oxygen in this picture?

What is the direction of the concentration gradient for carbon dioxide in this picture?

What is the process by which O2 and CO2 move across the membrane called?

What is this process called? You are able to select more than 1 answer

In the above picture, what will be the direction of osmosis?

Explain what the aquaporin is doing here (what is its function?)

Referring to the image, select all statements that are true ....

Select all statements that correctly describe what is happening in the image

Assume the solute CANNOT move and the solvent (water) can move... What will be the direction of osmosis in this picture? Briefly explain WHY!

Assume the solute CANNOT move and the solvent (water) can move... What will be the direction of osmosis in this picture? Briefly explain WHY!

Assume the solute CANNOT move and the solvent (water) can move... What will be the direction of osmosis in this picture? Briefly explain WHY!

Marathon runners are at risk for hyponatremia or water intoxication when they drink large amounts of water during the race. This extra water floods the blood and the fluids around their cells so there is more water OUTSIDE than INSIDE their cells. Explain what happens next using the word osmosis and explain why the BRAIN is the organ that is most affected by the movement of this extra water.