CHAPTER 4 - Plasma Membrane & Transportation Process Flashcards

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Means of CELL MEMBRANE

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A complex structure that physically separates the interior of the cell from the extracellular environment.

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Function of Plasma Membrane?

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Control traffic into and out of the cell.

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Characteristic of Plasma Membrane?
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-Selective permeable -allowing some substance to cross more easily than others.
-contains a group of different proteins embedded in the fluid matrix of the lipid bilayer.

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Means of PHOSPHOLIPID?

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Are the most abundant components of the cell membrane

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Structure of the Phospholipid?
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-Hydrophilic head (polar)
-Hydrophobic tails (non-polar)

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Characteristic of Phospholipid?
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  • each molecule has phosphate-containing head and two fatty acid tails attached to a glycerol backbone

-called amphipathic molecules

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Physical environment created by phospholipid and proteins in membrane?

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Fluid Mosaic Model

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Component of Fluid Mosaic Model
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Mosaic:
consists of phospholipid and glycolipids (have fatty acid), sterols (no fatty acid) and proteins

Fluid:
motion and interactions of its components, which allow the membrane to remain very flexible

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Component of Membrane Structure?
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-cell membrane:
semi permeable lipid bilayer found in all cells.

-contains:
biological molecules, primary proteins, lipids, carbohydrates which involved in cellular processes

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Function of MEMBRANE PROTEINS?
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1) transporter
2) enzyme
3) cell surface receptor
4) cell surface identity marker
5) cell to cell adhesion
6) attachment to the cytoskeleton

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2 Types of Membrane Protein.

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integral (intrinsic):
-embedded in the lipid bilayer
-spanning the membrane (also called transmembrane protein)

peripheral (extrinsic)
-not embedded in the lipid bilayer
-loosely bounded to the surface of other population of proteins

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5 types of Proteins?

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1) Transport Proteins
2) Receptor Proteins
3) Recognition Proteins
4) Communication Proteins
5) Adhesion Proteins

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Means of Transport Proteins?

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-as channel or transporter
-let specific molecule into and out of the cell / actively move molecules in one direction or others

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2 types of Transport Proteins

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1) passive transport proteins
Movement of substances from high concentration to low concentration without using energy

2) active transport proteins
Movement of substances from low concentration to high concentration with energy in form ATP

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