HTHSCI 1LL3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Organelle, Active Transport, Mitochondrion

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CELL BIOLOGY &
BIOCHEMISTRY
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Cell Biology
Animal cells are eukaryote while bacterial cells are prokaryotic
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eukaryotic :
many compartments bounded by membranes
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prokaryotic :no membrane bound organ ells
Capsule in prokaryotic cell
helps it evade immune system
Plasma Membrane
Idef .)lipid bilayer 12 layers with their polar groups facing the aqueous environment on either
side
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Polar phospholipid head +Nonpolar fatty acyl talk =AMPHIPAHHC molecules
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Different heads appear more often on one side or the other of the cell membrane
>Phosphatidylsevihe t)makes up more of the Inner membrane with
pnosphatidyl ethanolamine
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membrane restricts the entry of Substances into the cell
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There are proteins embedded and anchored in the membrane
Integral and Peripheral Proteins
Integral Proteins :proteins in the membrane which are embedded with hydrophobic regions in the
membrane and hydrophilic regions on either side
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Functions include channels 1transporters ,and receptors for hormones or neurotransmitters
Peripheral Proteins :proteins that attach to integral proteins or the edges of the lipid bilayer temporarily
Cell Transport
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There are 2components to an electrochemical gradient -concentration gradient Iuncharged molecules )+ charge gradient
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The Interior of the cell 11 negative .
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.positive ions will AHHH In Warde and heqahhe 10ns may require energy to more
inward against charge gradient
Modes of Transport
Passive Transport :Transport across membrane can happen with simple diffusion or facilitated diffusion 1NO ENERGY)
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Animal cells are eukaryote while bacterial cells are prokaryotic eukaryotic : many compartments bounded by membranes prokaryotic : no membrane bound organ ells. Capsule in prokaryotic cell helps it evade immune system. I def . ) lipid bilayer 12 layers with their polar groups facing the aqueous environment on either side. Polar phospholipid head + non polar fatty acyl talk. Different heads appear more often on one side or the other of the cell membrane. Phosphatidylsevihe t ) makes up more of the. Inner membrane with pnosphatidyl ethanolamine membrane restricts the entry of substances into the cell. There are proteins embedded and anchored in the membrane. Integral proteins : proteins in the membrane which are embedded with hydrophobic regions in the membrane and hydrophilic regions on either side. Functions include channels 1 transporters , and receptors for hormones or neurotransmitters. Peripheral proteins : proteins that attach to integral proteins or the edges of the lipid bilayer temporarily.

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