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Membrane Structure and Function

Chapter 5

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Outline

• Membrane Models– Fluid-Mosaic

• Plasma Membrane Structure and Function– Protein Functions– Plasma Membrane Permeability

DiffusionOsmosisTransport Via Carrier Proteins

• Cell Surface Modifications

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Membrane Models

• Fluid-Mosaic Model– Membrane is a fluid phospholipid bilayer

in which protein molecules are either partially or wholly embedded.

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Fluid-Mosaic Model

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Plasma Membrane Structure and Function

• Plasma membrane separates internal environment from the external environment.

• Hydrophilic polar heads face outside, and hydrophobic nonpolar tails face each other.

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Plasma Membrane Structure and Function

• Proteins may be peripheral or integral.– Peripheral proteins are found on the inner

membrane surface.– Integral proteins are embedded in the

membrane.

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Protein Functions

• Channel Proteins - Involved in passage of molecules through membrane.

• Carrier Proteins - Combine with substance to aid in passage through membrane.

• Cell Recognition Proteins - Help body recognize foreign substances.

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Protein Functions

• Receptor Proteins - Allow molecule binding, causing protein to change shape and bring about cellular change.

• Enzymatic Proteins - Carry out metabolic reactions directly.

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Plasma Membrane Permeability

• Plasma membrane is differentially permeable. – Passive Transport - No ATP requirement.

Molecules follow concentration gradient.

– Active Transport - Requires carrier protein and ATP.

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Crossing Plasma Membrane

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Diffusion

• Diffusion - Movement of molecules from a higher to a lower concentration until equilibrium is reached.– Down concentration gradient

• A solution contains a solute (solid) and a solvent (liquid).

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Diffusion

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Osmosis

• Osmosis - Diffusion of water across a differentially (selectively) permeable membrane due to concentration differences.– Osmotic pressure is the pressure that

develops due to osmosis.The greater the osmotic pressure, the

more likely water will diffuse in that direction.

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Osmosis

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Osmosis

• Isotonic Solution - Solute and water concentrations both inside and outside the membrane are equal.

• Hypotonic Solution - Solution with a lower concentration of solute than the solution on the other side of the membrane.– Cells placed in a hypotonic solution will

swell.Lysis

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Osmosis

• Hypertonic Solution - Solution with a higher concentration of solute than the solution on the other side of the membrane.– Cells placed in a hypertonic solution will

shrink.Plasmolysis

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Transport by Carrier Proteins• Carrier proteins combine with a certain

molecules which are then transported through the membrane.– Facilitated Transport

Small molecules follow concentration gradient by combining with carrier proteins.

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Transport by Carrier Proteins

– Active TransportSmall molecules move against their

concentration gradient by combining with carrier proteins.

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Membrane-Assisted Transport

• Large marcomolecules are transported into or out of the cell by vesicle formation.– Exocytosis - Vesicles fuse with plasma

membrane as secretion occurs.

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Membrane-Assisted Transport

– Endocytosis - Cells take in substances by vesicle formation.

Phagocytosis - Large, solid material.Pinocytosis - Liquid or small, solid

particles.Receptor-Mediated - Specific form of

pinocytosis using a coated pit.

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Cell Surface Modifications

• Cell Surfaces in Animals– Junctions Between Cells

Adhesion Junctions Intercellular filaments between cells.

Tight Junctions Form impermeable barriers.

Gap Junctions Plasma membrane channels are

joined (allows communication).

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Cell Surface Modifications

– Extracellular MatrixMeshwork of polysaccharides and

proteins in close association with the cell that produced them.

• Plant Cell Walls– Plants have freely permeable cell wall, with

cellulose as the main component.Joined by plasmodesmata that spans cell

wall and contains strands of cytoplasm that allow passage of material between cells.

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Review

• Membrane Models– Fluid-Mosaic

• Plasma Membrane Structure and Function– Protein Functions– Plasma Membrane Permeability

DiffusionOsmosisTransport Via Carrier Proteins

• Cell Surface Modifications

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