AP Bio Chapter 6-7 Part 2 Flashcards

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What’s the function of cholesterol

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Acts as a “temperature buffer” to help maintain membrane fluidity over a range of temperatures

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What’s the structure of cholesterol

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A steroid lipid

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What does membrane proteins moving around show

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They are diffusible

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What is the structure of membrane proteins

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Various, depending on the role they play

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What do integral proteins do

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Penetrate one or both layers of the bilayer

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What do peripheral proteins do

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Associate with the membrane but don’t penetrate the bilayer

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What varies according to the role of that protein

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The polarity of different regions of a protein

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What are the functions of membrane proteins

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Transport, enzymatic activity, signal transduction, cell-cell recognition, intercellular joining, attachment to the cytoskeleton and extra cellular matrix

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What happened to the proteins at the end of the 1 hour experiment

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The proteins mixed

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What is the structure of membrane receptors

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Integral proteins that span the bi layer with regions (domains) that extend extra and inter cellularly

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Function of membrane receptors

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Signal transduction

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Signal transduction

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The receipt of cellular messages from the environment and the relay (transduction) of those messages into the cell for response

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Membrane receptions are exploited by

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Viruses

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Structure of glycoproteins

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Integral proteins that span the bilayer with short polysaccharide residues projecting extra cellularly into the environment.

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Function

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Cell to cell recognition, serve as an identifying marker in cellular populations (like your body)

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Glycoproteins are a complication for

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Organ transplants

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Structure of cell wall

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A cross linked network of structure polysaccharides

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Chitin

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Fungal cells

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Peptidoglycan

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Bacterial cells

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Cellulose

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Plant like cells

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Function of cell walls

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Structural support only, cell walls are non living

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No cell walls in

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Animal cells

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Structure of extra cellular matrix

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A network of connective proteins and “proteoglycan” molecules outside of the cell membrane of animal cells

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Function if extra cellular matrix

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Cell anchorage, cell communication

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Only _______________ have any major ECM
Animal cells
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Structure of intercellular junctions
Proteins that connect cells to other cells, depending on junction, a channel between cells may exist
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Functions of intercellular junctions
Anchorage and transport("open" junctions only)
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Open junctions are in
Plants
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Closed junctions are in
Animals
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Plasmodesmata
Open channels on plant cell walls
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Gap junctions
Open channels between animal cells
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Desosomes
Cellular "rivets" that anchor cells to basement membranes in tissues
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Tight junctions
Cell-cell connections that make a waterproof seal