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Membrane Lipid
1.) Phospholipids
membrane lipids are ampathatic
Membrane Lipid
2.) Glycolipids
found on outer surface of cell membrane, cell to cell interactions
Membrane Lipids
3.) Choloestrol
a membrane lipid for steriod hormones (helps with fluiduty)
Classes of Lipids
1.) Triacylglycerol
fats/ oils, storage lipid
Classes of Lipids
2.) Phosolipids
Classes of Lipids
3.) Steriods
Classes of Lipids
4.) Sphingolipids
common in nerve cells
Classes of Lipids
5.) waxes
Fatty Acids
long chains of hydrocarbons contaning a carboxilic carbon function at the end
phospholipids are made up of
fatty acids, platform, phosphate, alcohol
unsaturated fatty acids have a ______ melting point than daturated fatty acids do
lower
fatty acids have a ______and _______ part
polar and nonpolar
more double bonds, melting point is ______
lower, bond is weaker meaning easier to break
double bonds are seperated by _____ carbon.
1
Fat tissue is called
adipose tissue
_______ bonds attaches fatty acid to glycerol
ester
triglycerides are composed of
3 fatty acid molecules and 1 glygeran molecule
a saturated fatty acid is _____ at room temp
solid
unsaturated fatty acid is _____ at room temp
liquid
Integral protein
Transports Protein (inside)
Perpipheral Membrane Protein
Cell to cell communication
Fluidity
low temp, stay fluid
_____ carbon in a chain, ______ fluid
less, more
ion channels are ______ transport systems
positive, allows specific and rapid transport of ions down their concentration gradient
more polar is ____ to cross cell membrane
harder
less polar is _____ to cross cell membrane
easier
proteins help ______ ______ or ______ molecules
transfer charged or uncharged
Non polar molecules can cross lipid bilayer via
simple diffusion
ions and polar molecules can NOT pass, require _______ proteins
transport
Facilitated diffusion/ passive transport-
transport of a solute from high to low concentration requires no energy
active transport-
Transport of a solute from low to high concentration requires an input of energy
proteins are ________ (polar and nonpolar)
Amphipathic
-covalent bonds are sharing of electrons
lipids are a _______. _______ help with delivery of drugs
Bilayer, Liposomes or lipid vesicles
Secondary Transporters-
use one concentration gradient to power the formation of another.
ex of secondary transporters:
1.) symporters
molecules move in SAME direction
ex of secondary transporters:
2.) Antiporters
one molecule in OPPOSITE direction
the ability to cross a membrane is a function of its _______
hydrophobicity
cholesterol concentration ________ fluidity
increases
Na+ - +, sodium potassium pump
uses energy, example of active transport
laterial diffusion
rapid
transverse diffusion
very slow
membrane fluidity directly depends upon ______
low melting point