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Chapter 7 Membrane structure and funtions Flashcards

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Channel proteins

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  • provide a hydrophilic tunnel through the membrane
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Channel protein

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Form a fluid bilayer
Unsaturated fatty tails maintains fluidity

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phospholipid

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between phospholipid
provides stiffness
keeps membrane fluid and lower temps

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Cholesterol (steriod)

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phospholipid

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Cholesterol (steriod)

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carrier protein

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Cell Recognition protein

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Receptor Protein

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Enzymatic Protein

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Junction Protein

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Binds to specific substances and change their shape to move a molecule through

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Carrier proteins

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The phospholipid bilayer of the plasma membrane restricts the passage of

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Ions (Na+, Ca+, K+, Cl-)
polar molecules such as sugars and amino acids

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Cell identification

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Cell recognition protein

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Are glycoproteins with sugar chains attahced

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Cell recognition protein

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make organ transplant difficult to achieve

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Cell recognition protein

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Helps cells recognize foreign invaders plays a role in the immune system

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Cell recognition protein

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Cell recognition protein

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Cell communitcation

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Receptor proteins

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Has a specific shape for binding to signal molecules such as a hormone or neurotransmitter

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Cell recognition protein

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Faulty receptor proteins can result in disorder such as dwarfism, type II diabetes, and or intersex individuals

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Cell recognition protein

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Cell recognition protein

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Catalyst

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Enzymes

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speeds of specific chemical reactions

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Enzymes

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many are embedded in membranes of cells which provide a work surface for metabolic reactions

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Enzymes

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Enzymes

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Cell adhesions

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Junction proteins

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joins cells together to form tissues so they can fulfill a funnction

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Junction proteins

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Caridac muscle cells are tightly welded together by junction proteins

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Junction proteins

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Membrane carbohydrates:
Branched sugar chains are attached to protein lipids

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  • Glycoproteins or glycolipids
  • Vary from cell to cell and individual to individual.
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A lipid with one or more covalently attached carbohydrates.

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Glycolipid

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A protein with one or more covalently attached carbohydrates

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Glycoprotein

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  • Non-polar molecules: Fatty acid, vitamins (A,D,E,K), steroids
  • Oxygen, Carbon dioxide, water
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Substances can move through

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Pharephral protein

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Carrier protein/integral protein

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Cholestrol

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Glycoprotein, Carbohydrate/Polysaccharide

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Ions: Na+, K+, Ca^2+, H+
Polar molecules: Polysaccharides, Amino acid, glucose, Nucleic acids

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Substances cant move through

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