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Title: Bio 103 Chapter 5: 149164 Lecture 2 Chapter 7: 245260


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Bio 103 Chapter 5 149-164 Lecture 2
Chapter 7 245-260
  • Membrane Structure and
  • Membrane Transport I Pumps

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Membrane Structure and Transport-Overview
  • Biomembranes lipid composition/structural
    organization
  • Cell membranes consist of phospholipid bilayers
  • Cell membranes consist of three classes of
    membrane lipids
  • Biomembrane-associated proteins determine
    membrane activity
  • Transport across cell membranes
  • Few molecules cross membranes by passive
    diffusion
  • Classes of membrane transport proteins
  • ATP-powered pumps
  • Ion channels
  • Transporters (Uniporters, Symporters and
    Antiporters)
  • ATP-powered pumps
  • P-class pump Na/K ATPase
  • ABC superfamily MDR-1

3
Membrane Structure and Transport
  • Biomembranes lipid composition/structural
    organization
  • Cell membranes consist of phospholipid bilayers
  • Cell membranes consist of three classes of
    membrane lipids
  • Biomembrane-associated proteins determine
    membrane activity
  • Human ABO blood groups
  • Dialysis

4
Three views of a cell membrane
5
The parts of a phospholipid molecule
6
5-5 Three classes of membrane lipids
7
Four major phospholipids in mammalian plasma
membranes
8
The structure of cholesterol
9
Cholesterol in a lipid bilayer
10
5-6 FRAP experiments can quantify lateral
movements of lipids and proteins within the
plasma membrane
11
5-8 Effects of lipid composition on bilayer
thickness and curvature
12
Lipid rafts small, specialized areas in
membranes where some lipids and proteins are
concentrated
13
Model of lipid raft
14
Sphingomyelin rafts (orange) and associated
proteins (yellow) within the plasma membrane
background (black)
15
5-11 Proteins associated with lipid bilayer
16
Solubilizing membrane proteins with a mild
detergent
17
  • The structures of two commonly used detergents
  • Green hydrophobic portion
  • Blue hydrophilic portion

18
The use of mild detergents for solubilizing,
purifying and reconstituting functional membrane
systems
19
Plasma membrane proteins are typically decorated
with carbohydrates (sugars)
20
Human ABO blood-group antigens
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5-18 Effect of external ion concentration on
water flow across the plasma membrane
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Membrane Structure and Transport
  • Biomembranes lipid composition/structural
    organization
  • Transport across cell membranes
  • Few molecules cross membranes by passive
    diffusion
  • Classes of membrane transport proteins
  • ATP-powered pumps
  • Ion channels
  • Transporters (Uniporters, Symporters and
    Antiporters)
  • ATP-powered pumps
  • P-class pump Na/K ATPase
  • ABC superfamily MDR-1 (Drug resistance)

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7-1 Relative permeability of a pure phospholipid
bilayer
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7-2 Overview of membrane transport proteins
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The Na/K pump
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A model of the pumping cycle of the Na/K pump
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7-6 Another example of ATP powered transport
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7-11 Structural model of a bacterial ABC protein
similar to mammalian MDR-1
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7-12 Functional model of transport by MDR-1
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