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Membrane Function
Organizes chemical activities of cell

separates cells from outside environment

controls passage of molecules across membranes

partitions organelle function in eukaryotes

provides reaction surfaces and organizes enzymes and their substrates
Membrane Structure
Phospholipids of membranes form bilayers

phospholipids have polar “head” and nonpolar “tail”
Intergral and Peripheral Proteins
I: Transmembrante

P: On the membrane surface
Protein Functions
-Itentification
-Receptors
-Cell Junctions
-Transporters
Isotonic
Solutions of equal solute concentration
Hypotonic
More solvent than solute

hypO...more h2O
Hypertonic
More solute than solvent
Uniports
One substance in one direction
Symport
2 substances; same direction
Antiports
2 substances; opp. directions
Aquaporins
Rapid water transport channels
exocytosis
membrane-bound vesicles containing large molecules fuse with plasma membrane and release contents outside cell
Endocytosis
plasma membrane surrounds materials outside cell, closes around materials, and forms membrane-bound vesicles
(delta)G
Free energy available to do work in a cell

The measure of free energy

It never changes!
A-(delta)G=
A reaction gives off energy; it provides power
A+(delta)G=
A reaction needs energy
endergonic reactions
require input of energy
exergonic reactions
release energy
ADP + PO4 (a phosphate) =
ATP
Factors that affect enzyme activity
Temperature

pH

Salt concentration (ions)

Presence of co-factors