Chapter 7-12 Flashcards

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Lipids

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Carbon-containing compounds
(fats, waxes, sterols, and phospholipids)
Nonpolar/hydrophobic

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3 most important types of lipids

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fats, steroids, phospholipids

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3
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Steroids

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ring structure with variable functional group

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Phospholipids

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consist of glycerol that is linked to a phosphate group and two other hydrocarbon chains

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Phospholipids Bilayers

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does not dissolve in water

can interact with hydrophilic head, NOT hydrophobic tails

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Phospholipids

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adapts 2 shapes in water:
micelles
lipid bilayers

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Short lipid bilayers

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unsaturated, higher permeability

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long lipid bilayers

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saturated, lower permeability

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3 mechanisms of membrane transport

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  • diffusion and osmosis
  • facilitated diffusion
  • active transport
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facilitated diffusion

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channel proteins, carrier proteins, transporters

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active transport

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pump proteins, moves materials against their concentration gradient and requires energy provided by ATP or an electrochemical gradient

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Passive transport

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moving materials down their concentration gradient and do not require an input of energy

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Which transport requires energy to move across the cell membrane?

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Active

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14
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Which transport does not require energy to move across the cell membrane?

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Passive

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15
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Osmosis

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the diffusion of water from high to low/solvent concentration.

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hypertonic

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higher solute concentration, excess-tone, lower water

water out of cell, cell shrinks

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hypotonic

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lower solute concentration, lower tone, higher water

water into cell, cell bursts

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isotonic

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2 solutions with equal solute concentrations

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amphipathic proteins

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anchored in lipid bilayers

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transport properties

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the transmembrane proteins transport molecules

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What are the 3 broad classes of transport proteins?

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  • channel proteins
  • carrier proteins/transporters
  • active transport (pump proteins)
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Protein Transport 1

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Gated Channels: channel proteins are highly selective and highly regulated

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Protein Transport 2

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Carrier proteins or transporter do not require energy and move molecules across the membrane

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Protein Transport 3

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active transport moves ions and molecules against their electrochemical gradients

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What does all cells have in them?
nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates, plasma membrane
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Morphology
Two broad groupings of life: - prokaryotes - eukaryotes
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prokaryote
has NO nucleus
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eukaryote
has a nucleus
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Phylogeny
``` evolutionary history (3 domains): -bacteria (prokaryote) -archaea (prokaryote) -eukarya (eukaryote) ```
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4 ket differences b/w eukaryotic and prokaryotic
1. chromosomes are found inside the membrane 2. much larger cells 3. extensive amount of internal membrane and organelles 4. diverse and dynamic cytoskeleton
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compartmentalization
1. separates incompatible chemical reactions 2. increases efficiency in 2 ways: - maintenance of high concentrations of reactants - cluster enzymes and reactants together thus shorting the diffusion distance
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Animal Cells
- golgi apparatus - centrolies - lysosomes - mitochondria - ribosomes - cell membrane - south ER - rough ER - nucleus - cytoskeleton - peroxisome
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Plant Cells
- vacolues - chlorplasts - cell wall - cell membrane - golgi apparatus - nucleus - cytoskeleton - south ER - rough ER - peroxisome - mitochondria - ribosomes
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nucleus
stores information
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ribosomes
protein synthesis
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rough ER
protein synthesis and processing
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smooth ER
lipid synthesis and processing
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golgi apparatus
protein, lipids, and carbohydrates processing
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lysosomes
digestion and recycling
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vacuoles
storage of oils, carbohydrates water and toxics