Lecture 3 Flashcards

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Micelle

A

Cell formed by single tailed phospholipids

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Amphipathic

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Possesses both hydrophobic and hydrophilic domains

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3
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Integral Membrane Protein

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Protein embedded into the plasma membrane

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4
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Permeable

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A substance can freely diffuse across the bilayer

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Impermeable

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A substance unable to cross the hydrophobic core of the membrane, either due to size or charge

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6
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Osmosis

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Passive diffusion of water

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Diffusion

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Movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

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Hypertonic Environment

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Greater solute concentration outside the cell than inside, water rushes out

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Hypotonic Environment

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Greater solute concentration inside the cell than outside, water rushes in

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Osmotic Lysis

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Bursting of cell caused by too much water entering

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Plasmolysis

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Cell membrane detaching from cell wall

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12
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Aquaporins

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Transmembrane channel protein that facilitates osmosis

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13
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Facilitated Diffusion

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Molecules move down their concentration gradient using a channel protein

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14
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Channel Protein

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Integral membrane protein that allows transport of a specific molecule down channel

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15
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Carrier Protein

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Integral membrane protein that allows transport of a specific molecule and changes shape with transport

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16
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Active Transport

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Transport of molecules up the concentration gradient using energy

17
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Cotransfer

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When two molecules use the same transporter

18
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Antiport

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Transport protein that transports 2 molecules in opposite directions

19
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Electrogenic Pump

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Pump powered by the hydrolysis of ATP

20
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Electrochemical Gradient

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A difference in concentration and charge across a membrane

21
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Cotransport

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Transport of 2 molecules simultaneously

22
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Symport

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Transport protein that transports 2 molecules in the same direction

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Coupled Transport

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One gradient is used to power the secondary active transport of another molecule

24
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Exocytosis (Secretion)

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Bulk transport out of the cell

25
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Endocytosis (Phagocytosis)

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Bulk transport into the cell

26
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Generalized Endocytosis

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Non-specific uptake of extra-cellular components

27
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Receptor Mediated Endocytosis

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Endocytosis of a specific ligand

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Ligand

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Anything that binds a receptor

29
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Receptor

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Transmembrane protein that recognizes and binds a specific ligand

30
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Clathrin

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Complex protein that coats vesicles and removes receptor proteins from the vesicle

31
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Glycoplipid

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A carbohydrate covalently linked to a lipid, used in stabilizing membrane and cell-cell interactions, 1 branch

32
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Glycoprotein

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A carbohydrate covalently linked to a protein, used in cell-cell recognition and binding other molecules, 2 branches