L5: Cell Adhesion & Junctional Complexes Flashcards

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Main components of basement membrane

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1) Epithelial Cells
2) Basal Lamina
3) Collagen

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2 main kinds of extracellular matrix

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1)Basement membrane
2) Fibrillar matrix

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Main components of fibrillar matrix

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1) Collagen I
2) Elastin
3) Fibronectin
4) Proteoglycans

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Types of junctional complexes

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1) Tight junction
2) Adherens junction
3) Desmosome
4) Gap junction

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Function of tight junction

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Prevents mixing of membrane proteins between apical & basolateral membranes

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What is adherens junction linked to?

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Actin filaments

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What is the desmosome linked to?

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Intermediate Filaments

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Function of gap junction

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Allow exchange of ions

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9
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What are hemidesmosomes linked to?

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Keratin

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10
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What happens if you stretch a sheet of cells WITHOUT intermediate filaments?

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Cells rupture

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What structure does tight junctions found around the apical surface of epithelial cells?

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Ring

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What does gap junctions form in the membrane?

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Openings via permeable pores

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What do adheren junctions form in the apical surface of epithelial cells?

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Belt under tight junctions

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