Biology B4 (complete) Flashcards

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The fluid mosaic model

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used to discribe the plasma membrane due to the mixture of diffrent compounds that form it and their movements

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Phospholipids bilayer

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  • made up of two layers of phospholipids
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phospolipid heads

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  • hydrophilic due to negative charge so they face the outside
  • made of a phospahte group with a negative charge and a glycerol molecule
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phospholipid tail

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  • made of two fatty acid chains
  • no charge causes them to be hydrophobic
  • attracts other lipids
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cholestrol in the plasma membrane

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  • embeded in the membrane
  • retricts latarol movement
  • makes the membrane less fluid at high tempretures
  • prevents water and ions leaking out of the cell in turn preventing the cell bursting
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proteins in the plama membrane

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  • enbeded across the cell surface membrane
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peripheral proteins

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  • provide suport
  • connect proteins to lipids
  • act as receptors connecting to other molecules
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integral proteins

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can act as either a channel or carrier protein, transporting molecules into and out of the cell

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9
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protein channels

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fill with water to enable water soluble ions to disolve and diffuse through the channel

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10
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carrier proteins

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  • requires the hydrolosis of ATP to ADP and pi causing a change of shape so it can tranport them to the other side.
  • involves the binding of large molecule to the protein
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Active transport

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movement of molecules against a concentration gradient from a region of low concentration to a region of high concentrations

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co-transport

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the coupled movement of one molecule down it concentration gradient with a second moving against its concentration gradiant.

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