Cell Membranes Flashcards
2 types membrane proteins
Integral and Peripheral
Membrane potential is … differences across plasma membrane
is electrical charge differences
Outside plasma membrane is … ve
positi-ve
Inside plasma membrane is … ve
negati-ve
% Lipids in plasma membrane
45-50%
% protein in plasma membrane
45-50%
% carbohydrate in plasma membrane
4-8%
… is collection of glycolipids, glycoproteins, carbs on outer surface of plasma membranes
glycocalyx
5 function of plasma membranes
- encloses
- support cell contents
- attaches cels to extracellular environment/other cells
- recognize/communicate w/ other cells
- control what goes in or comes out
main chemical components of plasma membrane
45% lipids, 45% protein, 10% carbs
fluid mosaic model summary:
- plasma membrane is flexible, can change shape and composition.
- dense liquid in which proteins are suspended
- membranes can fuse with another
Marker proteins
Glycoproteins and glycolipids
Attachment proteins ex:
Cadherins and integrins
3 classes transport proteins
channel proteins, carrier proteins, ATP-powered pumps
3 types channel proteins
Leak / non-gated ion channels
Gated ion channels: ligand-gated and voltage-gated