MEMBRANA PLASMATICA Flashcards

1
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Modelo de Mosaico Fluido

A

los componentes que estan flotando no son estáticos y hay movimiento

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2
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Componetes Membrana Celular

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Bicapa foslipida
Colesterol
Proteinas Perifericas
Proteinas Integrales

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3
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Importancia bicapa de fosfolipidos

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es antipática, permite que haya una separación entre el espacio intra y extra. celulares los fosfolipidos no estan estáticos, contribuyendo al modelo de mosaico fluido

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4
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Importancia de Colesterol

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regulación de temperatura

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5
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Importancia de las Proteinas Perifericas

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Actuar como enzimas o ayudar con la forma celular
se pueden unir a carbs

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6
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Importancia Proteinas Integrales

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atraviesan la membrana
transporte de sustancias, por ejemplo, glucosa .

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7
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Simple Difusion

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Requires no energy to pass molecules from one side of the membrane to another
Small molecules
from high concentration to low concentration, meaning following the preexisting concentration gradient

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8
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Facilitated Difusión

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high to low
no energy requiered
in favor or the concentration gradient
uses proteins to move molecules inside or outside the membrane

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9
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Actve Transport

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Transporte that goes in the contrary of concentration gradient
it requires energy

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10
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Endocytosis

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Forming of vesicles that takes molecules inside of the cell

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11
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Phagocytosis

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the cell stretches so that it can fit the vesicle inside

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12
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Receptor mediated endocytosis

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the incoming substances bound themelves to receptors

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13
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Pinocytosis

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it allows the cell to take in fluids

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14
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Exocytosis

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taking things outside of the cell

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15
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It’s main role is to define the intra and extra celular space

A

cell membrane

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16
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Selective permeability

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the cell membranes ability to exclude certain components to enter the cell

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17
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Parts of a Phosfolipid

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head: phosphate group
skeleton: glycerol
tail: fatty acids

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18
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In between a non polar molecule and a heavily charged molecule , which one will probably pass easier

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the non, small polar one

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19
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where can peripheral proteins be found

A

on the inside

20
Q

where can lipid bound proteins be found

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between phospholipid layers

21
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Chanel Proteins

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they act as sort of a passageway , that allow molecules to pass through

22
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Example Channel Proteins

A

acuaporins

23
Q

Carriers

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they open and close to allow the molecule to get inside the cell

24
Q

Example of carriers

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GLUT4

25
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Enzimas

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they use ATP to move molecules against the concentration gradient

26
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CAMP

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cell adhesion molecules

27
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Adherent Junction

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ataches 2 cells togeather

28
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Tight Junctions

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extremely tight ,waterproof seal

29
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Cells Surface Receptor

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recieve sígnals

30
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What is the purpose of the glycoproteins and glycolipids

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that cell can recognize one another

31
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Osmosis

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type of facilitated diffusionm through osmotic pressure and channels+

32
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Osmosis moves from

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hypotonic side to hypertonic side

33
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Primary transport

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directly uses ATP and atpsas(enzymes)

34
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Secondary Tranport

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indirectly uses ATP

35
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Antiport

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diferentes directions
uses electrochemical gradient

36
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Simport

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same direction

37
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Bulk Transport

A

endo and exo cytosine

38
Q

Plasmolisis

A

celula vegetal en un medio hipersónico

39
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Patologia Acuaporinas

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diabetrd insipida nefrogena congenita

40
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Ejemplo de Difusión Facilitada

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isoformas: que actúan como transportadores facilitadores de glucosa

41
Q

fosfolípido

A

2 ácidos grasos
Glicerol
Grupo fosfato

42
Q

esfingolipidos

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1 ácido graso
esfingosina

43
Q

glicolípidos

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Cerebrósido
Gangliósidos

44
Q

esteroles

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Grupo hidroxilo (única parte hidrofílica) se une a los fosfolípidos a
través de un puente de hidrógeno.

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