Week 4 (cell membranes) Flashcards

1
Q

fluid mosaic model

A

-membranes are not rigid
-proteins are embedded and float freely
-selectively permeable

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2
Q

which way do lipid molecules move in a membrane

A

laterally <->

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3
Q

why are cell membranes said to be fluid

A

lipid bilayers are not bonded to one another allowing movement like a fluid

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4
Q

sterols

A

maintain constant fluidity of the membrane

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5
Q

are membranes symmetrical?

A

no
each half is different

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6
Q

3 types of membrane proteins

A

Integral- go right thru membrane
Peripheral- either side
Amphitropic - right thru

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7
Q

integral membrane proteins interact with what?

A

hydrophobic core

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8
Q

peripheral membrane proteins interact with what?

A

hydrophilic surface

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9
Q

what molecules are able to pass thru the phospholipid bilayer?

A

-non polar molecules (O2,CO2)
-small uncharged polar molecules (hydrophobic)

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10
Q

what molecules are not able to pass thru the phospholipid bilayer?

A

-large uncharged polar molecules (sugars) (hydrophilic)
-Ions (have a charge)

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11
Q

facilitated diffusion

A

-facilitated by membrane proteins
-follows concentration gradient

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12
Q

carrier proteins

A

-bind specific solutes and transfer them across the lipid bilayer

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13
Q

isotonic

A

-equal solutes in the cell and outside

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14
Q

hypertonic

A

more solutes outside the cell (water rushes out )

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15
Q

hypotonic

A

more solute inside the cell (water rushes in )

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16
Q

active transport

A

-pumps solutes against their concentration gradient NEED ATP

17
Q

primary active transport

A

moves one molecule with direct use of ATP

18
Q

secondary active transport

A

moves two different molecules with indirect use of ATP (uses concentration gradient as well)

19
Q

symport

A

the two molecules are moving the same direction

20
Q

antiport

A

two molecules are moving in opposite directions