Cell Membrane Parts Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of proteins in the fluid mosaic?

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glycoprotein, integral proteins and peripheral proteins

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Define amphipathic

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both non-polar and polar

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3
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What are the 2 similarities between phospholipids and cholesterol?

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  • both amphipathic molecules
    both lipids
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What are peripheral proteins?

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not in lipid bilayer; loosely attached on either side of the cell
hydrophilic w/ charged and polar side groups

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5
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What are the two types of integral proteins?

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Non-transmembrane and transmembrane

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6
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Define nontransmembrane integral protein

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halfway through the membrane

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7
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Define transmembrane protein

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goes through the entire membrane

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8
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What are the two types of transmembrane proteins?

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Channel proteins and protein pumps

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9
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Identify the nature of a channel protein

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It is polar in the inside and all ions go through the channels. Each channel is specific to an ion
allows water to pass

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10
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Identify the nature of a carrier protein

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It is for big polar molecules

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11
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What are glycoproteins?

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oligosaccharides + protein
they are cell surface receptors

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12
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Describe cholesterol

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It is an amphitpathic molecules and maintains fluidity and rigidity when too hot or cold.
not in plant cells embranes

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Describe the function of the Extracellular matrix

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It recieves signals and is an extra level of support

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14
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what is fibronectin?

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it is bonded to proteins

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15
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What is the proteoglycan complex?

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they are green lines that are polysaccharides,, they have branches like pine trees
they are core proteins

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16
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How does the plasma membrane benefit the cell?

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By being able to control the transport of materials in and out of the cell

17
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What is the nature of a integral proteins?

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hydrophilic w/ charged protein and side groups on the ends
hydrophobic with non-polar side group expose to the outside

18
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What are the membrane proteins functions?

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1.Transport
2. cell to cell recognition
3. enzymatic activity,
4. signal transduction,
5. intercellular joining,
6. attachment for Extracellular matrix of cytoskeletom

19
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What is an example of a membrane protein that does transport?

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Protein channel

20
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What is an example of a membrane protein that does cell to cell recognition

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glycoprotein (glycolipids do this too)

21
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What is an example of a membrane protein that does enzymatic activity?

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peripheral protein

22
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What is an example of a membrane protein that does signal transduction?

23
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What is an example of a membrane protein that does intercellular joining ?

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transmembrane protein

24
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What is an example of a membrane protein that does attachment for Extracellular matrix or cytoskeleton?

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peripheral proteins?

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What are the two functions for the cell wall?
Structural Boundary Permeable barrier
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what is the structural Boundary functions the cell wall does?
protects and maintains shape of the cell prevents against cellular rupture when internal water pressure is high helps plants stand
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What is the permeable barrier functions the cell wall does?
Plasmodesmata: small holes b.w plant cell- waste, water and ions
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What is the cell wall in fungi, plants and prokaryotes made out of?
Fungi- chitin plants- cellulose prokaryotes- peptidoglycan