Extracellular matrix and cell walls Flashcards
origin of eukaryotic cells mitochondria and energy production
how do signals from outside the cell get into the cell
-ligand binding changes the confirmation of the receptor protein
what is affected by the conformation change caused by the ligand
the cytosolic side of the receptor protein is affected by the conformation change
how does the ligand conformational change work
the changes cause the other proteins in the cytosol or membrane to become activated
where is epinephrine made
adrenal gland
pathway of epinephrine
epinephrine (ligand) adrenalin
binds to receptor of liver cell
conformation on cytosolic side
GTP-> ?
GDP
pathway of a ligand
GProtein (off) interacts with receptor GTP changes to GDP GProtein is on glycogen is greater into glucose
define ecm
extracellular matrix: organized network of material produced and secreted by cells
1ATP=?
3NA out of cell, 2K in
four functions of the ecm
- cell adherence
- communication between cells
- cell shape, technical support to cell an to whole organism
- serves as barrier, filters out some particles
components of the ecm are produces by _____ and assembles into a network
components of the etc are produced by cells and are assembled into a network
what are the two/three main components found in the ecm
- proteins (and glycoproteins) such as collagen, fibrinogen laminin
- proteoglycans (proteins with chains of polysaccharides
what are proteins with chains of polysaccharides called
proteoglycans
describe the cell wall of plants
- ecm
- composed of cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin, proteins
- provide support to cell and to whole organism
- protect cell from mechanical damage and pathogen attack
where does protein synthesis take place
in the cytosol