Chapter 7 Flashcards

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1
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what molecules make up the plasma membrane

A

phospholipids, glycolipids, sterols, membrane proteins

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2
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where are hydrophobic amino acids usually located?

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interior of protein and interior of membrane

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3
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what are transport proteins

A

allow things to come through lipid bilayer

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4
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where do hydrophilic amino acids tend to be located?

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exterior of the protein

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5
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What is an erythrocyte

A

No nucleus or other organelles

red blood cell

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6
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Lipid rafts

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cluster of lipids and proteins in the plasma membrane

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7
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Functions of the membrane

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Defines the boundaries 
Loci for specific functions
Transport proteins
Receptors
Cell-to-cell communication
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8
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Fluid mosaic model

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membrane has a mosaic of proteins embedded in or attached to it

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9
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Three major classes of membrane lipids

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Phospholipids, glycolipids, sterols

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10
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Phosphoglyceride

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type of phospholipid
Glycerol based
common in plants and bacteria

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Sphingolipid

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type of phospholipid
sphingosine based
common in animal

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12
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General functions of membrane proteins

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transporters, receptors, and adhesion

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13
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three classes of membrane proteins

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integral, peripheral, lipid-anchored

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14
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Three types of movement of the membrane

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rotation, lateral diffusion, transverse diffusion

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15
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lateral diffusion

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lipids trading places in the plane of the membrane

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16
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transverse diffusion

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lipids passing through membrane interior to the other side (rare)

17
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Tm

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transition temperature of lipids from a gel to a fluid

18
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affect of chain length on Tm

A

longer chains have higher Tm

19
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high Tm means

A

less fluid

20
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Saturated fatty acids affect on Tm

A

higher Tm

21
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Sterols affect on membrane at high temperatures

A

decrease fluidity

22
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Sterols affect on membrane at low temperatures

A

increase fluidity (because phospholipids can’t get as close together)

23
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Monotopic membrane proteins

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embedded in single layer of lipid membrane (doesn’t span the whole thing)

24
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Bitopic membrane proteins

A

single pass through membrane

25
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Multitopic membrane proteins

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multipass

26
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Peripheral membrane proteins associate with…

A

just lipids, just integral membrane proteins, or both

27
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Evidence for the mobility of membrane proteins

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freeze-fracture images and mouse and human cell fusion

28
Q

Glycoproteins and glycolipids form…

A

Glycocalyx- carbohydrate coating on exoplasmic leaflet

29
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Functions of glycoproteins

A

defense, adhesion, cellular uptake, and embryonic development