Unit 1.3(a) - Proteins, Membrane Proteins, Movement of molecules across membrane proteins Flashcards

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What is the plasma membrane made from

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a bi-layer of phospholipid

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What characteristics do the Phospholipid head and tails have?

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Hydrophilic, charged heads
hydrophobic, non polar tails

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What are integral proteins

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Proteins held within the membrane

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What are peripheral proteins

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Not embedded but bound to the surface of membranes

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What kinds of molecules can move directly through the bi-layer

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Small, non-polar molecules such as CO2 and O2

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What are channel proteins?

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Proteins which allow molecules to pass through the membrane, no comformational change to the protein is required

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What are the two types of Gated channels

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Ligand gated and voltated gated channels

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How is energy generated for Sodium pump?

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ATP is hydrolysed which allows the protein to become phosphorylated

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What does glucose symport do?

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Transports sodium ions down their concentration gradient whilst moving glucose molecules against their concentration gradient

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