concentration gradientA regular increase of decrease in the intensity or density of a chemical substance.
Cells often maintain
concentration gradients of H+ ions across their
membranes.
Full article >>>concentration gradient The difference in concentration in two parts of a system.
Full article >>>a
concentration gradient (20/0.1 = 200) and a
electrostatic gradient (moving a negative charge against a voltage of − 70 mV).
Full article >>>If and when the
concentration gradient have been eliminated, no net exchange of material occurs. Although material may move forth from one area to the other, it will be balanced by movement of the same amount of material to the opposite direction.
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This article is about the physical mechanism of
diffusion. For alternative meanings, see
diffusion (disambiguation).
Full article >>>Responses to the
Concentration GradientCoordinate genes such as bicoid lay down the grand plan, so to speak, upon which the genes
downstream will act. The pattern of the developing
embryo arises as these
downstream genes are activated or repressed.
Full article >>>Movement against a
concentration gradient requires energy. The energy is supplied by
ATP which is released by breaking a phosphate bond to produce ADP:
ATP ADP + Pi + energy ...
Full article >>>passive transport Transport of a
molecule across a membrane down a
concentration gradient which does not require the input of energy. -pathy disease of, suffering
pathogenic Disease-causing.
Full article >>>Some of these
proteins can move materials across the membrane only when assisted by the
concentration gradient, a type of
carrier-assisted
transport known as
facilitated diffusion.
Full article >>>Movement of a
molecule through a membrane against its
concentration gradient, using a
carrier protein and energy from
ATPA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ...
Full article >>>energy-expanding process in which
cells transport materials across the
cell membrane against a
concentration gradient.
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Full article >>>passive transport (
facilitated diffusion) - movement of a
molecule across a membrane down its
concentration gradientperipheral membrane
proteins-
proteins that can be released from the membrane ...
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