Lecture 4: Plasma membrane and organelles Flashcards

1
Q

What does a cell do:

A

manufacture new material
obtain raw materials
Remove waste
generate required energy

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2
Q

seperate compartments with specific conditions are called…

A

organelles

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3
Q

Plasma membrane provides ……

and acts …..

A
  • special conditions with in a cell

- as a semi permeable membrane

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4
Q

Organelles provide…

A

special conditions for specific processes

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5
Q

Organelles keep…

A

incompatible processes apart

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6
Q

Organelles allow…

A

specific substances to be concentrated

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7
Q

Organelles form…

A

concentration gradients

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8
Q

Organelles package…

A

substances for transport or export

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9
Q

Cellular membranes are composed of a…

A

phospholipid bilayer

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10
Q

Organelles common to animal and plant cells:

A

Nucleus
Endoplasmic reticulum
Golgi apparatus
Mitochondrion

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11
Q

Organelles unique to animal cells:

A

Lysosome

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12
Q

Organelles unique to plant cells:

A

central vacuole

chloroplast

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13
Q

Plasma membranes…

A

control movement of substances

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14
Q

Phospholipid bilayers are made of:

A

Hydrophilic (phosphate) heads

hydrophobic tails

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15
Q

cholesterol…

A

stabilises membrane fluidity

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16
Q

Three types of transport:

A

Passive transport
Active transport
Co-transport

17
Q

Fluid membranes

A

phospholipid tails are unsaturated (bent)

18
Q

Viscous membranes

A

phospholipid tails are saturated (straight)

19
Q

Examples of passive transport:

A

diffusion
facilitated diffusion
osmosis

20
Q

Hydrophobic molecules include:

A

steroid hormones/gasses

21
Q

Facilitated transport requires…

A

membrane proteins called channels/carriers

22
Q

Channel proteins for water to move are called

A

aquaporins

23
Q

Passive transport needs

A

no energy

24
Q

Active transport needs

A

energy (ATP)

25
Q

Active transport allows

A

movement against concentration gradient

26
Q

Co-transport uses

A

concentration gradient of a substance to power the movement of a second against its gradient

27
Q

Co-transport needs

A

energy (ATP)

28
Q

Roles of membrane proteins:

A

signal transduction,
cell recognition,
intercellular joining,
linking cytoskeleton and extracellular matrix

29
Q

signal transduction relays

A

messages from body/environment into cell

30
Q

cell recognition involves…

A

glycoproteins (proteins with added sugars)