CellMembrane-细胞膜.pptx

Cell membrane;Membrane Structure The Lipid Bilayer Membrane Proteins Transport Across Cell Membrane Principles of Transmembrane Transport Transporters and Their Functions Ion Channels Endocytosis and Exocytosis;The cell membrane (also known as the plasma membrane or cytoplasmic membrane) is a biological membrane that separates the interior of all cells from the outside environment. ;Membrane Structure;The Lipid Bilayer;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Proteins;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Membrane Structure;Transport Across Cell Membrane;Transport Across Cell Membrane;Transport Across Cell Membrane;Cells Contain Two Classes of Membrane Transport Proteins: Transporters and Channels;Solutes Cross Membranes by Either Passive or Active Transport;Water Moves Passively Across Cell Membranes Down Its Concentration Gradient—a Process Called Osmosis;Transport Across Cell Membrane;Passive Transporters Move a Solute Along Its Electrochemical Gradient;Pumps Actively Transport a Solute Against Its Electrochemical Gradient;The Na+ Pump in Animal Cells Uses Energy Supplied by ATP to Expel Na+ and Bring in K+;Ca2+ Pumps Keep the Cytosolic Ca2+ Concentration Low;Coupled Pumps Exploit Solute Gradients to Mediate Active Transport;The Electrochemical Na+ Gradient Drives Coupled Pumps in the Plasma Membrane of Animal Cells;Ion Channels Are Ion-selective and Gated;Transport Across Cell Membrane;Different Types of Stimuli Influence the Opening and Closing of Ion Channels;Transport Across Cell Membrane;Transport Across Cell Membrane;Thank You!