DONE Membranes Flashcards

1
Q

What percentage (dry weight) composition is protein in membranes?

A

60%

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2
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Amphipathic molecules

A

Contain both hydrophobic and hydrophilic moieties

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3
Q

Sphingomyelin

A

Only phospholipid not based on glycerol

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4
Q

Cerebrosides

A

Head group sugar monomers

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5
Q

Gangliosides

A

Head group oligosaccharide

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6
Q

Name the 4 types of phospholipid motion

A

Flexion, rotation, lateral diffusion, flip flop

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7
Q

What influence does cholesterol have at low temperature?

A

Increase fluidity as reduces phospholipid packing

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8
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What influence does cholesterol have at high temperatures?

A

Decreases fluidity as reduces phospholipid chain motion

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9
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Name the 3 types of membrane protein mobility

A

Conformational change, rotational, lateral

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10
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What is the erythrocyte cytoskeleton?

A

Lattice of long spectrin molecules cross-linked with actin on cytoplasmic face of membrane

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11
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What is the signal sequence/leader sequence in secreted protein biosynthesis?

A

Hydrophobic AA sequence @ N-terminus of polypeptide

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12
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What is the SRP (signal recognition particle) in secreted protein biosynthesis?

A

A protein/RNA complex that binds to growing polypeptide to cause arrested synthesis

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13
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When is translation no longer arrested?

A

When the SRP binds to a docking protein on the ER and the SRP released from signal sequence

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14
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What does the signal sequence interact with in the ER membrane?

A

A signal sequence receptor (SRP) within a protein translocator complex

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15
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If it is a membrane protein (not secretory), what arrests passage of protein through membrane?

A

Stop transfer signal

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