1.3 Cell membrane and transport Flashcards
Function of cell membrane
-Structural support
-Secretes chemicals
-Cell recgonition
-Collects nutriens
Name the 8 parts of the cell membrane
- Gloycoprotein
- Glycolypid (carbohydrate chain)
- Phosphate head (hydrophilic head)
- Fatty acid tail (hydrophoic tail)
- Intrinsic protein (carrier or channel)
- Extrinsic protein
- Cholestrol (rigididy)
- Phospholypid bilayer
When looking at a cell membrane using a light microscope, how many lines does it apear as?
1
When looking at a cell membrane using a electron microscope, how many lines does it apear as?
2
Function of intrinsic protein
(accross both layers both layers)
Act as a carrier/channel proteins, enzymes + transprot -facilitated diffusion and active transport
Function of extrinsic protein
Act as a receptor, antigen and recognition centers spam through
-stuctural suppot
-recognition site
-Receptor sites for homone attatchment
Function of cholestrol
Rigididy - stabalize the cell and increases melting point
Function of Glycoprotein
Help to recognise and atatch cells
Function of Glycolypid
maintain stability and facilitate cell to cell intreaction
(outer layer)
Glycocalyx
Provent the entery of pathogen into the cell outer layer of membrane glycolypids and glycoproteins are found
Name the bond, reaction and the hydrophilic and hydrophobic part of a phospholipid
Ester bond
Condensation reaction
Hydrophobic - fatty acid tail
Hydrophilic - phosphate head
Phospholipids
They can form layers
Hydrophilic heads
Hydrophobic tail - repel water
Allows lipid-solube molecules across, not water
Whats the name of the model for the cell membrane?
Fluid mosaic model
What part of the cell membrane represents the fluid in the fluid mosaic model?
Phosphholipids are free tp move in the membrane
What part of the cell membrane represents the mosaic in the fluid mosaic model?
Proteins move on the surface of the membrane