CH 7 Membranes and Transport Flashcards

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PhosphoLipid bilayer

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  • Amphipathic
  • Phosphate head (hydrophilic)
  • Fatty Acid tails (hydrophobic)
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Major Membrane Component;

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Proteins ( channels/ transport/ receptor/ structure)

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Minor Membrane components;

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  1. Sterols (membrane fluidity)

2. Oligosaccharides ( surface tags/ labels)

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Integral membrane proteins

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  1. Transmembrane (physically embedded)
  2. Lipid anchored
  3. May be bound to cytoskeleton (- movement)
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Peripheral membrane proteins

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  • no covalent bond

- only bound to polar head of phospholipids

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“FlipFlop”

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movement from one leaflet to another (not spontaneous)

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Flippase

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requires ATP to transport lipid from one leaflet to the other
(facilitates a flipflop)

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Factors Affecting membrane ‘fluidity’

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  1. length of fatty acid tails (shorter = +fluidity)
  2. Presence of double bonds (+ fluidity)
  3. Presence of sterols (more rigid)
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Glycosylation

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Process of attaching a carb. to a protein or lipid w/ covalent bond

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Glycolipid

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Carb bound to Lipid

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Glycoprotein

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Carb bound to protein

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FFEM

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Freeze Fracture Electron Microscope

used to analyze phospholipid bilayer

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P face (FFEM)

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Protoplasmic; INSIDE cell (most actions occur here)

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E face (FFEM)

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Extracellular face

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Lipid Exchange Proteins

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extract lipid from 1 membrane to use in another

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Signal Peptide

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protein directed to RER in early protein synthesis

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Signal peptidase

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cuts off protein in R ER & removes signal peptide

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N Linked (Glycosylation)

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Carb linked to Nitrogen (in Golgi or RER)

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O Linked (Glycosylation)

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Sugars added to Oxygen (only in Golgi)

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Plasma membrane is …

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selectively permeable

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Passive diffusion

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solute thru membrane w/o transport protein (small & uncharged molecules)

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Facilitated Diffusion

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Passage thru P Membrane w/ transport protein (large molecules)

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Active transport

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  • Requires ATP

- AGAINST concentration gradient

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Transmembrane Gradient

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concentration of solute higher on one side of membrane than the other

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Ion electrochemical gradient

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brain and heart function off this

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Tonicity

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Concentration outside a cell relative to the inside

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Isotonic

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= water & solute concentration on both sides

= net movement of H2O

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Hypertonic

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Concentration higher OUTSIDE cell

  • Cell shrinks
  • Crenation (animals)
  • Plasmolysis (plants)
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Hypotonic

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Concentration of solute LOWER outside (high {H2O})

  • Cell swells
  • Osmolysis (Swelling to the point of bursting)
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OSMOSIS

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Water diffusing through membrane from area of High to Low concentration

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Osmotic Pressure

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tendency for water to move into any cell

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Transport Proteins

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  1. Channels (facilitated diffusion)

2. Transporters (ATP used)

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aquaporins

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speed up water diffusion

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Primary Active transport

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uses a pump (directly using ATP)

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Secondary Active Transport

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Uses pre existing gardient

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Exo/ Endocytosis

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Transport of bulk molecules in/ out of cell