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this is the control mechnism that monitors the envrioment in a homeostatsis
receptor
anabolic reaction
building things up
catabolic reaction
breaking things down
what is the role of carbohydrates and lipids in the plasma membrane
cell communication and identification
what is the main form of carbohydrate in plants
starch
glycogen is the main source of carbohydrate storage in humans what carbohydrate can we not digest
cellulose
combination of glucose and fructose forms what
sucrose
combination of glucose and glucose forms what
maltose
combination of glucose and galactose forms what
lactose
what keeps fluidity in the cell membrane and build vitamin d
cholesterol
energy storage hormones transportation are functions of what macromolecule
lipids
fatty acids and glycerol are monomers of what 3:1
triglycerides
these have at least one double bond creating a kink in the hydrocarbon chain
unsaturated fats
these have more than on double bond in their hydrocarbon chain
polyunsaturated
the heads of the phospholipids are
hydrophilic and polar
these are signaling molecules derived from a 20 carbon fatty acid arachidonic acid
eicosanoids
mainlytranspotes like HDL and LDL
Lipoproteins
plasma membrane signaling and cell recognition
glycolipids
what is the most abundant protein in the body
collagen
an amino group, acid group and R group create what
amino acid
through dehydration synthesis the connection of an acid group to amine group forms a what
peptide bond
during hydrolysis which group pick up the OH-
Acid group
sequence of amino acids forms a polypeptide chain is
primary structure
if the primary structure begins to fold on its self its called
secondary structure (helix of DNA) or beta pleated sheet
when the beta pleated sheets or helix begin folded in on each other polar sides on the outside is called
tertiary structure/ globular protein
the combination of two globular protein
quaternary structure
catalyst
increase rate of reaction without being used up or changed
type of reaction where energy is used the end product of energy is less than what as started with
exergonic
what do enzymes do
by decreasing the activated energy required to cause a reaction by bring the reactants closer together
The process of building up large molecules from small components is a(n)
process.
anabolic
what cells in the body have no nucleus
erythrocytes (mature red blood cells)
intracellular contains what in the membrane
cytoplasm
extracellular contains what in plasma membrane
interstitial, plasma, muscus, saliva
these are communication cell junctions
gap junctions
the pressure of exerted on the cell membrane with increasing volume of water
hydrostatic pressure
a molecule is being pumped through a transported protein with ATP against concertation gradient
Primary active transport
mtrhis pump is important for muscle contraction nerve conduction secdonary active transporters
sodium potassium pump
antiporter
where things move in opposite directions
this is a combination of one uphill and one down hill movement against gradient
secondary active transport
endocytosis
brining things inside the cell through a vesicle
both of theses are created in the nuclueos
rRNA and ribosomes
adjacent cells joined by a line of membrane proteins that form an impermeable junction
tight junctions
adjacent cells held together by connexon proteins that form cylinder allowing ion flow between cells cytoplasm
gap junctions