Biology 3316A/B Study Guide - Final Guide: Botulinum Toxin, Zebrafish, Molecular Model

• School: Western University
• Department: Biology
• Course: Biology 3316A/B
• Professor: Anne Simon

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Part 1: differentiation of the cell membrane the neuron (review and lipid switch) E. g. spherical micelle: hydrophobic interior composed entirely of fatty acyl chains. E. g. spherical liposome: phospholipid bilayer surrounding an. The linear array of open transistors is seen in the center, with the drains and the lanes of field oxide directed upward and with the common source at the bottom transistor probes local. 3 double bonds: four common types: pc, pe, Plasmalogens: although they contain similar head groups as other phosphoglycerides, they differ because they have one fatty acyl chain attached to glycerol by an ester linkage and the other attached by an ether linkage. The conjugated ring and short hydrocarbon chain form the hydrophilic chain. Pc forms straight composition whereas pe forms a. Use mixture of phosphoglycerides to get curved curved composition structure: e. g. for natural curvature many pms are enriched in pc in the exoplasmic leaflet.