Ch. 8 Biological Membranes

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the fluid mosaic model accounts for

the presence of lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates in a dynamic, semisolid plasma membrane that surrounds cells

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the plasma membrane contains proteins embedded within the

phospholipid bilayer

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lipids move freely in the plane of the membrane and can assemble into

lipid rafts

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flippases

specific membrane proteins that maintain the bidirectional transport of lipids between the layers of the phospholipid bilayer in cells

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proteins and carbohydrates may also move within the membrane, but are slowed by their

relatively large size

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the primary membrane component

lipids

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_____ and __ ___ ___ act as phospholipid precursors and are found in low levels in the membrane

triacylglycerols, free fatty acids

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_____ replace one fatty acid with a phosphate group, which is often linked to other hydrophilic groups

glycerophospholipids

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_____ is present in large amounts and contributes to membrane fluidity and stability

cholesterol

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____ are present in very small amounts; they are most prevalent in plants and function in waterproofing and defence

waxes

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proteins within the cell membrane act as

  • transporters

  • cell adhesion molecules

  • enzymes

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______ proteins can have one or more hydrophobic domains and are most likely yo function as receptors or channels

transmembrane

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_____ proteins are most likely part of a catalytic complex or involved in cellular communication

embedded

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________ proteins may act as recognition molecules or enzymes

membrane-associated proteins

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carbohydrates can form a protective ____ ____ and also function in cell recognition

glycoprotein coat

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extracellular ligands can bind to membrane receptors, which function as

channels or enzymes in second messenger pathways

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____ ____ regulate transport intracellularly and intercellularly

cell-cell junctions

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____ junctions allow for the rapid exchange of ions and other small molecules between adjacent cells

gap

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_____ junctions prevent paracellular transport, but DO NOT provide intercellular transport

tight

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____ and ____ anchor layers of epithelial tissue together

desmosomes, hemidesmosomes

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concentration gradients help to determine

appropriate membrane transport mechanisms in cells

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_____ pressure, a colligative property, is the pressure applied top a pure solvent to prevent osmosis and is used to express the concentration of the solution

osmotic (aka → sucking pressure→ solution is drawing water in)

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____ transport does not require energy because the molecule is moving down its concentration gradient (from an area with higher concentration to an area with lower concentration)

passive

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____ diffusion does not require a transporter. Small, nonpolar molecules passively move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration until equilibrium is achieved

simple

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osmosis

diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane

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____ diffusion uses transport proteins to move impermeable solutes across the cell membrane

facilitated

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_____ transport requires energy in the form of ATM or an existing favorable ion gradient

active

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active transport may be ____ or ____ depending on the energy source

primary(uses ATP), secondary(uses gradient)

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symport and antiport

  • symport: both molecules going the same way

  • antiport: both molecules going opposite ways

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_____ and _____ are methods of engulfing material into cells or releasing material to the exterior of cells, both via the cell membrane

exocytosis, endocytosis

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______ is the ingestion of liquid into the cell in vesicles formed from the cell membrane and _____ is the ingestion of larger, solid molecules

pinocytosis, phagocytosis

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membrane potential is maintained by the

sodium-potassium pump and leak channels

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electrical potential created by one ion can be calculated using the

Nernst equation

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the resting potential of a membrane at physiological temperature can be calculated using the

Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz voltage equation

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the _____ mitochondrial membrane is highly permeable to metabolic molecules and small proteins

outer

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The ____ mitochondrial membrane has much more restricted permeability and surrounds the matrix, where the citric acid cycle produces electrons used in the electron transport chain and where any other enzymes important in cellular respiration are located

inner

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does the inner mitochondrial membrane contain cholesterol

NO