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CB Lecture 5-6

Lipids, Membranes, and Membrane Transport

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What are the building blocks of proteins? amino acid
What are the building blocks of fats/lipids/membranes? fatty acid
What larger units does sugar build? polysaccharides
What larger unit does nucleotides build? nucleic acids
What surrounds all cells (and many viruses?) a bilayer membrane composed of lipids and proteins
What do membranes do? act as selective barriers; import and export; cell motility; cell signaling;
Membranes act as selective barriers between what? cytoplasm and extracellular environment; and between organelles and the cytoplasm
What are phospholipids composed of? 1) Fatty acids 2)Glycerol 3) Phosphate 4) A polar "head"
What does "amphipathic" mean? hydrocarbon tail is hydrophobic and carboxyl group is hydrophilic
Which have double bonds, saturated or unsaturated fatty acids? Unsaturated fatty acids
Which contain single bonds, saturated or unsaturated fatty acids? Saturated fatty acids
Most double bonds in unsaturated fatty acids are...what? "Cis"
What do the double bonds do to the hydrocarbon tail? "Kinks" it
How does a fatty acid link to glycerol? By removalof H2O which form an"ester" bond
Can you draw the Glycerol molecule? Yes or No; draw it
When the ester bond link the fatty acid to glycerol, what does it form? Either 1) Monoacylglycerol 2)Diacylglycerol 3) Triacylglycerol
Can you draw an Inorganic Phosphate molecule? Draw it please
Phosphatidic acid Simplest phospholipid; not found in cellular membranes
How is a polar head linked to phosphate? via a phosphoester bond (-H2O)
Can you draw the choline, the ethanolamine, and the serine molecules? Draw it please.
Which phospholids are not present in prokaryotes? choline
Which phospholids are present in traces in prokaryotes? Serine
Which phospholids are presented the most in prokaryotes? Ethanolamine
What do these lipids stand for? a) PC b) SP c) PS a) Phosphatidylcholine b) Sphingomyelin c) Phosphatidylserine
What do these lipids stand for? a) PE b) Cl c) PI a) Phosphatidylethanolamine b) cholesterol c) Phosphatidylinositol
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