Lecture 17 Flashcards
Amphipathic interactions are
competing hydrophobic and hydrophilic interactions
what is the fluid mosaic
lipids, sugars, and proteins
omega-3 fatty acids are
important for proper cell metabolism
types of omega 3-fatty acids
ALA, EPA, DHA
Unsaturated fatty acids like omega-3 are prone to
oxidation leading to rancidity
Types of Lipids
phospholipids, glycolipids, sterols
phospholipids are
most common in membranes, makes bilayer
how is the phospholipid bilayer held together
by amphipathic interactions
glycolipids are
lipids with sugar added to lipid tail
function of glycolipids
signals on the surface of cell
glycolipids may include
glycerol or sphingosine
sphingoglyolipids are
ABO blood antigens / makes blood types
sterols function as
structural support for bilayer
types of membrane proteins
integral, single pass, multipass, multi-subunit, peripheral, lipid anchored
integral membrane protein
embedded partially in membrane