Membranes Flashcards

1
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3 Categories of Gated Ion Channels

A

Mechano
Voltage
or Chemo-sensitive

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2
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Structure of Inward-Rectifier K+ Channels

A

2 TM domains with a P loop. Put four subs together for pore. Gate from TM tails in cyt

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3
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Structure of Voltage-Dependent K+ Channels

A

8 TM domains with voltage sensor on S4. Need four again.

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4
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Voltage-Dependent Na+ Channels

A

Similar to K+ channel except diff selectivity filter and all four subs combined into one long polypep

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5
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nAchRs

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5 subs but 2 alpha subs bind
Selective for cations
TM domains have kink but rotate out of the way
Have densensitized state to prevent overstimulation

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6
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Glutamate R Selectivity and Similarity

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Cation selective, look like upside down K+ channel

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7
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3 Things that Control Ion Movement Across Membrane

A

Concentration gradient
Voltage gradient
Permeability/conductance to particular ion

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8
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Equation for Conductance of Membrane

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of channels x Probability(open) x single channel conductance

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9
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Net Flux of an Ion Equation

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= Permeability of ion x (net driving force on ion, dependent on concentration and voltage gradients)

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10
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Nernst Equation

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Eion = (60mv/Z)log(Co/Ci)

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11
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KIR Function/Mech

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Allow K+ to leave the cell at resting potential, but upon depolarization K+ rushes to leave cell and Mg2+ rushes to block channel, limiting the outward flow of K+

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