lesson 6: cell membranes

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cell membranes are composed of

proteins & lipids

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phosopholipids form the what of the cell membrane

the fundamental membrane structure

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protiens provide what

membrane specific functions

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carbohydrates in the outersurface of the plasma membrane form a what

a sugar coat which provides protection & facilitates cell-cell recognition

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phospholipid structure

a polar hydrophilic head group, attatched to two nonpolar hydrphobic tails

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phospholipid structures are

antipathic bc they contain hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions

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selective permeability leads to

chemical differences between inside and outside of cell

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two types of membrane protiens

integral and peripheral

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factors that reduce membrane fluidity

  1. lower tem

  2. longer fatty acid chains

  3. saturated fatty acid chains


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integral membraine proteins are located where

embedded in phospholipid bilayer, ON BOTH SIDES OF MEMBRANE

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how do you get rid of integral membrane protiens

you have to destroy the entire bilayer structure

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integral membrane protiens are made of

transmembrane domains, 2025 mostly hydrophobic amino acid sequences that form a helix

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integral membrane protiens can also be

lipid anchored, not made of transmembrane protiens

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osmosis

water tends to move down its concentration gradient and surround solutes

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solute concentration may

differ on two sides of the cell membrane, this influences movement of water

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osmotic pressure

the force needed to stop osmosis

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endocytosis

allows eukaryotic cells to ingest larger material from extracellular environment

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pinocytosis

(cell drinking) , non selective update of water and macromolecules

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receptor-mediated endocytosis

receptor protien binds, specific molecule targets, slective uptake of necessary molecules

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phagocytosis

selective engulfment of another cell

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peripheral membrane protiens

non covalent bound to transmembrane protiens or phosphilipid heads, ONLY ONE ONE SIDE

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perphiral membrane protiens can be removed from membrane without destroying membrane structure

removed from membrane without destroying membrane structure

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