C2 Membrane proteins and transmembrane transport Flashcards
What are G protein coupled receptors?
Extracellular loops and cytostolic loops
What is the ligand that attaches to CCK2 receptors?
Gastrin peptide
Name the three types of recpetors (GPCR)?
- G protein coupled receptors
- Receptor Tyrosine Kinase - RTK (58)
- Nuclear receptors (48)
Name the three kinds of membrane protein
- Integral membrane proteins
- Lipid-modified membrane proteins
- Accessory membrane proteins
Describe the two types of ion channel.
Voltage gated channel
Ligand gated channel (sometimes called a receptor)
Both highly selective, allow diffusion down an electrochemical gradient
Three gates on ion channels
ATP gated (three sub units) Voltage gated (K+ channel, four subunits) L-glutamine gated (Cl- channel, five subunits)
Describe the selectivity of a solute transporter?
Highly selective as to which molecules it will transport down a gradient across a membrane.
Three types of solute transporter?
1/ Uniporter - conformational change, works like a door flap
2/ Symporter - same direction
3/ Antiporter - molecules move in opposite directions(one moves down gradient providing energy for the other molecule to move against the gradient)
What is the 3rd class of transport across membrane?
Less efficient = ATP-dependent transport
- ATP-dependent ion pumps (transport against the gradient, energy provided by hydrolysis of ATP
- ABC Transporter
How can membrane proteins be classified?
Architectural or functional
Examples of architectural proteins?
Integral membrane proteins, lipid-modified membrane proteins, peripheral (accesory) membrane proteins
Examples of functional proteins?
Receptors, signalling, transmembrane transport, attachment, migration, other roles e.g. protection