Class 13 E2 Flashcards

1
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Lipids are ___ molecules?

A

hydrophobic

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2
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These can move easier than peptide hormones across membranes.

A

lipids

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3
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What is stored in lipids?

A

energy and fat

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4
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A synonym for lipids.

A

fat

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5
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Obesity

A

excess of storage lipids.

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6
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What type of lipids are found in cell membranes?

A

polar

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7
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Polar lipids contain functional groups that are?

A

water soluble

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8
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The water soluble FG’s in polar lipids face both the ___ and ___ in the cell membrane.

A

cytoplasm (inside) and ECM (outside)

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9
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Amphipathic (amphiphilic)

A

contain polar and nonpolar components

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10
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Phospholipids have ___ and ___ portions.

A

hydrophilic and hydrophobic

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11
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What makes up the bulk of plasma membranes?

A

phospholipids

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12
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The hydrophilic portions face the interior of ___ or ___.

A

plasma and other membranes

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13
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4 examples of lipids

A
  1. estrogen
  2. testosterone
    3, glucocorticoids
  3. thyroid hormones
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14
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Many lipids are?

A

hormones

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15
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Phospholipids

A

long chain fatty acids

some steroid hormones

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16
Q

Plasma Membrane

A

asymmetrical bilayer of phospholipids

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17
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What are 2 specialized micro-domains in plasma membranes?

A
  1. synapses

2. rafts

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18
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Cholesterol adds ___ to the membranes.

A

stiffness

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19
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Asymmetry of bilayers controls?

A
  1. signaling pathways
  2. membrane curvature
  3. release things from membrane
  4. endocytosis to make intracellular vesicles
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20
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Bilayers

A

enclose organelles (Golgi, ER, mitochondria -outer/inner, nucleus)

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21
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An important feature of membranes?

A

transport across them

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22
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Membranes are relatively ___ and move things ___ w/i the bilayer.

A

fluid, laterally

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23
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The asymmetry of bilayers are from ___ to ___ and ___ the surface of the cell.

A

top to bottom

across the surface

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24
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Membranes are permeable to ___, ___, and ___.

A

O
gaseous N
small ions (dependent on cell type / ion)

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Membranes can release ___ across the membrane ___ a ___.
CO2 | without a transport
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Anions (-) and cations (+) need specific ___ and ___ enter / exit the cell.
transports | channels
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"free" FA's
simple types of lipids
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There are ___ C to ___ double bond.
16 C : 1 db
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Double bonds form ___ in FA's and increase ___.
bends | fluidity
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There is a lot of ___ in C-C bonds.
E
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Hydrocarbon tails are E rich domains composed of ___ tails.
C-H chain
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Fluidity is based on?
little spaces where db's are
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Cholesterol fits in little spaces where ___ are, which have room to move around.
db's
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Glycerol (glycerin)
common backbone for complex lipids.
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What is a common feature in phospholipids / lipids?
glycerol
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This is the basis of a lot of lipids which you can form complex lipids from.
glycerol
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___ and ___ typically make up phospholipids like triacylglycerol?
FA hydrocarbon chains | ethyl groups
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OH are converted to ___ in complex lipids.
ethers
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Triacylglycerol has ___ FA chains (hydrophobic regions) ___ to the bacbone.
3 | esterified
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Complex Lipids
1. Glycerophospholipids 2. Ether lipids 3. Sphingolipids 4. Wax esters 5. Cholesterol
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Complex Lipids: Glycerophospholipids (phospholipids)
glycerol backbone | phosphodiester-linked group
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Complex Lipids: Ether Lipids
glycerol w/ ether-linked acyl chains
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Complex Lipids: Sphingolipids
sphingosine backbone
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Complex Lipids: Wax Lipids
2 long acyl chains w/ an ester
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Complex Lipids: Cholesterol
doesn't have long acyl chain | important sterol / steroid
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Cholesterol Structure
has an OH CH chain faces aq side Giant ring structure
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The ring structure of ___ is embedded in the ___ portion of membranes.
cholesterol | hydrophobic
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If you ___ cholesterol you ___ membrane fluidity.
increase | decrease
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Cholesterol esters aren't technically esters but they have a ___ chain.
long acyl
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Cholesterol esters
storage lipid in fat | takes on additional fatty acyl groups.
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Amphipathic / amphiphilic interfaces contain a ___ plasma membrane lipid bilayer and a ___ area in contact w/ the cell.
hydrophobic | hydrophilic
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The variety of phospholipid ___ ___ give diversity to the phospholipids that make up the membrane.
head groups
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Phospholipid head groups are exposed to the ___.
cytoplasm
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Phospholipid head groups can?
1. recruit diff proteins / enzymes from inside cell to interact w/ domains differently. 2. participate in signal transduction
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-ate ending signifies
-ic acid
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The length of the chain determines the
thickness of the membrane
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These 3 things determine what will happen at the membrane.
1. Length 2. Saturation 3. Head Groups
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phosphatidate
phosphatidic acid
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If there is a double bond in a chain it's ___ and doesn't form a ___ because it's a ___ fatty acid.
unsaturated bilayer free
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7 Transmembrane domain receptor
an integral receptor, ditopic. Contains 7 alpha helices/ | Example: G-protein coupled receptor.
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Osmosis vs Diffusion
Diffusion is JUST the movement of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration. Solute and Solvent move. Osmosis is when a semipermeable membrane only allows the solvent move.
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Lipid raft composition + Usage
Composed of cholesterol and sphingolipids. Used for signaling and tethering cell membrane.