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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Answers_Cytoplasmic_ Membrane, Cytoplasmic Membrane (Domain Bacteria) major function determines what goes in and out of the bacterium, simultaneously transports two substances across the membrane in opposite directions antiporter active transport, Cytoplasmic Membrane (Domain Bacteria) causes leakage of cellular needs, Cytoplasmic Membrane (Domain Bacteria) other functions site of electron transport system, osmosis solute concentration is greater outside the bacterium hypertonic environment, active transport pathogenesis enables pathogens to better compete for nutrients in the body, simultaneously transports two substances across the membrane in the same direction symporter active transport, active transport substance is chemically altered during its transport across a membrane group translocation, passive diffusion can occur with or without transport proteins osmosis, polymyxins, orthophenylphenol, chlorhexidine, triclosans alter permeability Cytoplasmic Membrane (Domain Bacteria), determines what goes in and out of the bacterium powered by a concentration gradient; does not require metabolic energy passive diffusion, active transport uses ATP and periplasmic-binding proteins ABC system, Cytoplasmic Membrane (Domain Bacteria) other functions formation of endospores, hypotonic environment net flow of water net flow of water is into the cell, osmosis solute concentration is greater inside the bacterium hypotonic environment, isotonic environment net flow of water water flows in and out of the cell at an equal rate, osmosis solute concentration is the same inside and outside the bacterium isotonic environment, determines what goes in and out of the bacterium requires transport proteins and metabolic energy active transport, hypertonic environment net flow of water net flow of water is out of the cell, facilitated diffusion aquaporins osmosis
