Bio final exam Kaplan slides 5 (LO 5/6/7) Flashcards

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Lipid properties

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-Insoluable in water
-Van der Waals
-Hydrocarbons
-fats
-phospholipids
-Sterols

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Lipid roles

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-Store energy in bonds
-Structure
-Thermal insulation
-Some hormones

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Saturated fatty acids

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-Rigid and straight
-Packed tightly
-solid at room temp

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Unsaturated

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-Dont pack tightly together
-Monounsaturated = 1 double bond
-Polyunsaturated = 2+ double bonds
-Liquid at room temp

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5
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Unsaturated and trans fats

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-Cis = H on same side (kink), liquid at room temp
-Trans = H on diff sides, solid at room temp

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Membrane fluidity

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-Saturated = membrane becomes less fluid
-Unsaturated = membrane becomes more fluid

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Membrane proteins

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-Move materials through membrane
-Intercellular adhesion
-Receive signals

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Integral proteins

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-Embedded in membrane
-Move substances across the membranes
-Hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions

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Peripheral proteins

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-Attached to surface
-Support cells shape
-Cell signaling

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Cholesterol in the membrane

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-Warming temps: fluidity decreases
-Colder temps: Fluidity increases (no van Der walls form)

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Temp in membrane

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-Warm temps: more fluid
-Cold temps: less fluid, van der Waals

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Passive transport

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-Does not require direct input of metabolic activity

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Active transport

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-Requires energy
-Movement against gradient

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14
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Simple diffusion

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-Gases
-Small, non polar molecules

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15
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Facilitated diffusion

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-Moves substances down their concentration gradients using transmembrane proteins

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16
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Osmosis

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-Diffusion of water across a membrane
-Always moves from higher to lower concentration

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Osmolarity

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-Total solute concentration

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Primary active transport

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-Moves ion/molecule up its concentration using energy

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Secondary active transport

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-Uses the gradient created by primary active transport
-Move a different substance against its gradient

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Cell entry

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-Phagocytosis
-Pinocytosis
-Receptor mediated endocytosis

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Phagocytosis

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-Larger particle attaches to cell membrane
-Stimulates it

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Pinocytosis

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-Import of water that has dissolved molecules

23
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Receptor mediated endocytosis

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-Endosomes can fuse with lysosomes

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Exocytosis

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Material packaged in vesicles are released from cell