Movement Across Membranes Flashcards

1
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Transmembrane Proteins are hydrophilic or hydrophobic

A

Hydrophobic includes hydrophobic amino acids

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2
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Transmembrane proteins allow

A

Protein Protein interactions

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3
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What type pf molecules does the bilayer let flow freely through it

A

small molecules like H2o, O2,CO2,NO.

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4
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4 basic mechanisms for moving molecules across the membrane

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1) simple diffusion
2) diffusion through a channel
3) Facilitated diffusion
4) Active transport

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5
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What is simple diffusion?

A

-Goes from high concentration to low concentration
-only for simple molecules

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6
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What is an aquaporin?

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-A channel that is specific to water
-Water molecules move down in a single file gradient from a high concentration to low concentration.

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7
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What are channels?

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-Formed by integral membrane proteins
-Selective

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8
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What are the two types of ion channels ?

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1) Voltage-gated channels
2) Ligand-gated channels

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9
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Ion channels open when?

A

Due to a conformational change
- Voltage gate requires some type of charge to trigger opening
-Ligand gate requires binding of a specific molecule to trigger the gate to open

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10
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What is Curare?

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-A competitive antagonist that binds to the ligand gate to prevent the actual molecule to bind causing the gate to not open.

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11
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Facilitated Diffusion?

A

Used for bigger molecules such as glucose

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12
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Two types of carriers

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1) Symoporter
2) Antiporter

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13
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Active transporter?

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-The conformational change is triggered by the hydrolysis of ATP

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