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Chapter 5, Membrane Structure, Synthesis, Transport Flashcards

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1
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Membrane Structure

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Two leaflets made of phospholipid bilayers

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Fluid Mosaic Model

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  • double layer of phospholipids
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3
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Phospholipids are _________

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amphipathic

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Amphipathic means

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containing partial + and - charges

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5
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Fatty acid tails are _______

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nonpolar

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6
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Phosphate heads are ______

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polar

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7
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Each phospholipid bilayer called a

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leaflet

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8
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Leaflet on outer cell called

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extracellular leaflet

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Leaflet on inside of cell called

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Cytosolic leaflet

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10
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Selective Permeability means

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-polar molecules cannot pass through hydrophobic membrane center
- non molecules can diffuse through the membrane

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There are ____ embedded into phospholipid bilayer

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proteins

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12
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Protein ratio varies from ___-___ times more lipid molecules than protein molecules

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15-70

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13
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_____ determine the exact function of cells different membranes

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proteins

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_____ do the bulk of the membrane’s work

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proteins

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_______ membrane proteins less associated with membrane and are ____ bound to membrane

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peripheral, loosely

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16
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Peripheral membranes bound by _____ or _______ bonds

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hydrogen or ionic

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17
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Peripheral proteins bound to ___________ proteins also called the _______ __ _______

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transmembrane proteins, heads of phospholipids

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18
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Exposed proteins of peripheral proteins are usually _____ for binding

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polar

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19
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Because peripheral proteins only occur on 1/2 leaflets, membranes may be ______ with __________ ______

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asymmetric, different functions

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20
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_______ proteins are more closely associated with the membrane

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integral

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21
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Integral proteins often ____ the membrane

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span, transverse

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22
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Exposed portions of integral proteins usually _____ for binding

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nonpolar

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23
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Two types of integral proteins

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  • transmembrane
  • lipid-anchored
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24
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Transmembrane proteins transverse the membrane with domains forming ______

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a-helices (alpha)

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25
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Regions of alpha proteins occur on ______ ____ of membrane and may be bound to _________

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both sides, cytoskeleton

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26
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Lipid anchored proteins have a lipid _____ attached to the protein

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covalently

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27
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Lipid is inserted into phospholipid bilayer to ______ the protein

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anchor

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28
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Phospholipids in the membrane are… to each other

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NOT covalently bound

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29
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The phospholipids are _________________ within the membrane

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free to move

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30
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Phosophlipid can move from one end of cell to other in…

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less than a second

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31
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______ seconds in a eukaryotic cell

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5-10

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32
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Phospholipids cannot move…

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between leaflets

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33
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Special protein needed to move phospholipids between leaflets using ATP is

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Flippase

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34
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most common phospholipids have an _____ number of carbons

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even (18-20 in the tails)

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35
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Up to 25% of the lipids in animal cell membranes may be ___________

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cholesterol

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36
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The membrane is more fluid if…

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there are fewer hydrophobic interactions

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37
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There will be fewer hydrophobic interactions with… (3)

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  • shorter hydrocarbon chains
  • more unsaturated hydrocarbon chains (more kinks in chain)
  • more cholesterol makes it MORE fluid at LOW TEMP
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38
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Phospholipids cannot flip flop between leaflets because of their _______

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polarity

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39
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membrane ______ can also diffuse/move throughout the membrane

A

proteins

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40
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Some proteins exposed to the cytoplasm attach to ______, anchoring them in place

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cytoskeleton

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41
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Carbs in membranes only occur as _______ and __________

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  • glycolipids
  • glycoproteins
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42
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Carbs in membranes only occur in the _______ leaflet of plasma membrane

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exterior (extracellular)

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43
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Glycoproteins and Glycolipids in plasma membrane can act as ______

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antigens, which identify cells of organisms

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44
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Glycoproteins and Glycolipids in plasma membrane can also label…

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proteins with signals for cellular destinations

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45
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Glycocalyx is a

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thick layer of carbs outside plasma membrane

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46
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Purpose of glycocalyx

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shield cell from immune system of other cells

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47
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Phospholipids are synthesized by the

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smooth ER

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48
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Phospholipids can be spread throughout the Endomembrane System by _______ _________

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lateral diffusion

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49
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Membranes of nucleus, ER, golgi, plasma membrane, mitochondria, and chloroplasts are either _________ ______ or connected by ________

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directly connected, connected by vesicles

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50
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Lipid Exchange proteins can…

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extract lipid from one membrane, diffuse through cytoplasm, and insert it into any other membrane

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51
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The _________ and __________ both synthesize various types of proteins which are transferred to other organelles by lipid exchange proteins

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mitochondria, chloroplast

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52
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Most transmembrane proteins are synthesized in …

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rough ER

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53
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___________ _________ left in ER membrane as they are synthesized, forming transmembrane proteins

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Hydrophobic alpha helices

54
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From ER, proteins moved to other membranes by ______

A

vesicles

55
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Glycosylation of proteins occurs in _______ _____ with modifications in the _______

A

rough ER, golgi

56
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Oligosaccharides are synthesized in the…

A

lumen of the ER, on a dilichol lipid then transferred as unit to R/Side group of acid on proteins

57
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The golgi _______ and ______ a lot of proteins

A

synthesizes and modifies

58
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Proteoglycans are a type of

A

glycoprotein

59
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Proteoglycans are often _______ from the cell to help form the ______ ______

A

secreted, extracellular matrix

60
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Biological membranes are ______ ___________ because of their ___________ interior

A

selectively permeable, hydrophobic

61
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Molecules passed through membranes by two types of transport

A

active, passive

62
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two types of passive transport

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simple/passive, facilitated diffusion

63
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In passive transport..

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molecules move down or with concentration gradient

64
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Active transport…

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molecules move up or against concentration gradient, require ATP

65
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Two types of active transport

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primary, secondary

66
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Passive transport depends on the ______ energy of the solute molecule

A

kinetic

67
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Kinetic energy is…

A

energy of molecules in motion

68
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All molecules are in ________ ________

A

constant motion

69
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Molecules in motion…

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tend to evenly distribute themselves with time

70
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Simple/passive is ____ movement (from high to low conc.)

A

net

71
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Passive usually occurs for ____ molecules or small _____ molecules

A

nonpolar, uncharged

72
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The molecules diffuse directly through __________ ___________

A

phospholipid bilayer

73
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Primary examples of passive diffusion of molecules moving directly through membrane are diffusion of gases…(3)

A

oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide

74
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Rate of diffusion depends on (4)

A
  • electrical charge
  • temperature
  • concentration
  • molecular size
75
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With a high different in concentration, molecules will move…

A

faster

76
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Diffusion over ______ distances is very effective

A

short

77
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_______ molecules can diffuse throughout the cell, ________ molecules needs special means to transport them

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nonpolar, polar

78
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Facilitated diffusion is _________ transport

A

passive

79
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facilitated diffusion passive because…

A

still moving from high to low

80
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Facilitated diffusion used to move

A

polar and macromolecules

81
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Facilitated diffusion transports using ________

A

proteins

82
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Proteins must be ________ or __________ proteins

A

channel, carrier/transport

83
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Channel proteins are __________ proteins that form channels through membrane through which certain molecules can diffuse

A

transmembrane

84
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Channel proteins may be _____ and only transport when ____ is open

A

gated, gate

85
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______-gated channels open when _____ ______ is bound

A

ligand, signal molecule (ligand)

86
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_____-gated channels open when membrane is….

A

voltage, depolarized by change in electrical charge across membrane

87
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transporter proteins bind to solute usually by a ______ change in protein

A

conformational (shape)3

88
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3 types of transporters are

A

uniport
symport
antiport

89
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Uniport

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transports one (same kind) solute molecule in one direction

90
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Symport

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transports two different kinds of molecules in same direction

91
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Antiport

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Transports two different kinds in two different directions (one at a time)

92
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Primary Active Transport is…(3)

A
  • transport of substance with pump
  • against concentration gradient
  • with DIRECT expenditure of energy
93
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_____ is often energy source used

A

ATP

94
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The __________________ is classic example of Primary AT

A

Sodium Potassium pump

95
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Na/K pump : Pumping two cation at uneven rates results in…

A

electrical charge across plasma membrane

96
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Secondary Active Transport

A

Uses AT of molecule to drive transport of 2nd molecules AGAINST gradient by using left over ATp

97
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Secondary AT is different because…

A

no ATP EXPENDED DIRECTLY, uses ATP already made, molecule piggy backs and flows against concentration gradient

98
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Because of active transport something flowed against its gradient, its imbalanced and wants to equalize, so…

A

secondary AT uses energy from primary to go against gradient and keep it from equilizing

99
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Osmosis is …

A

diffusion of water through semipermeable membrane

100
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Water sometimes diffuses through special pores in membranes called

A

aquaporins

101
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Aquaporins found in (3)

A

plant cells, kidney cells, RBC of animals

102
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Water molecules pass ____ ___ through the pore, which excludes other molecules

A

single file

103
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Water molecules can also hitchhike, bound to ______ when they pass through pores

A

cations

104
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There are three conditions into which a cell may be placed

A

Hypotonic
Hypertonic
Isotonic

105
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Hypotonic, Hypertonic, Isotonic refer to ______

A

tonicity

106
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Isotonic means

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solution has same solute and same water concentration, cell volume DOES NOT change

107
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Hypertonic means

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Solution has higher solute concentration, lower water concentration

Cell has higher water concentration, so water goes out of cell to equalize, cell looses volume

108
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Hypotonic means

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Solute has lower solute concentration, higher water concentration

Cell has lower water concentration, water goes into cell, cell gains volume

109
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Endocytosis

A

brings large sized materials into cell using Vesicle formation

110
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______ ________ endocytosis uses receptors to concentrate materials before brigning them in

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receptor mediated

111
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Receptors perfectly fit thing to bring in, so certain number of receptors fill up and then…

A

that signals cell to bring cargo in

112
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After vesicles bring material in, material can fuse with a _____ ________

A

primary lysosome

113
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Macromolecules are digested to _______ before they are transported to the cytoplasm

A

monomers

114
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Exocytosis

A

discards material from cell using vesicles

115
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Exocytosis also add ________ to the plasma membrane

A

phospholipids

116
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_____ is famous for secreting material

A

golgi

117
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cells produce extracellular matrix for ______ and ______

A

strength and support

118
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Multicellular organisms use cell ________ to hold adjacent cells together

A

junctions

119
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Most cell junctions composed of _____

A

proteins

120
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Anchoring junctions made up of

A

cadherin and integrin

121
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Tight junctions made up of

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occludin and claudin

122
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Gap junctions made up of

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connexon

123
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Connect to elements of _____ in adjacent cells

A

cytoskeleton

124
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(anchoring junction) cadherin are ___ proteins connected to…

A

fibrous, actin microfilaments in the cytoplasm

125
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Cadherin extends into extracellular matrix where Ca2+ helps to…

A

bind them together

126
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Integrins are composed of… which then bind to…

A

two subunits, bind to actin microfilaments in cytoplasm

127
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In extracellular matrix, integrin binds to ______ which then bind to elements of the matrix such as ____ fibers

A

fibronectin (wishbone), collagen

128
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Tight junctions form ____ between cells

A

seals

129
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Tight junctions (2)

A
  • limit movement of materials through intercellular spaces
  • Limit movement of proteins within the membrane
130
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Gap junctions form _____ connecting the _____ of two adjacent cells

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channels, cytoplasm

131
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Gap junction function

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allow passage of small ions and small molecules for communication between cells

132
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