Exam 3: The Plasma Membrane and Membrane Potential
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The cells of excitable tissues mainly include ____________________ cells and ____________________ cells.
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When a secretory cell is stimulated to secrete,it may temporarily insert up to ____________________ times its surface membrane area through exocytosis.
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The greater the ____________________ of the plasma membrane for a given ion,the greater the tendency for that ion to drive the membrane potential toward the ion's ____________________ potential.
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In secondary active transport,energy is used directly in the entire process.
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Tight junctions are found primarily in what type of tissue?
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Cells are held together by a "biological glue" called the intracellular matrix.
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Passage across the epithelial barrier must take place between the cells,not through them.
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What tissue contains the most amount of extracellular matrix (ECM)?
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Membrane potential can be calculated by using what equation?
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What are the two general types of force that accomplish transport of substances across a membrane?
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Which type of proteins are located on the inner membrane surface and bind lock-and-key fashion with secretory vesicles?
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If a substance can cross a membrane,the membrane is _____to that substance.
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Many proteins on the outer surface of the cell are receptors,sites that "recognize" and bind with specific extracellular chemical messengers (signal molecules)in the cell's environment.
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An almost insignificant fraction of the total number of charged particles present in the body fluids is responsible for the membrane potential.
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____________________ forces require the cell to expend energy in transporting a substance across the membrane.
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Compared to membrane carriers,how much faster are channels at allowing particles/ions to pass through the plasma membrane?
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The difference in fluid composition inside and outside a cell is maintained by the ____________________.
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