Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Cells & Genetics
- Cell Membrane
- Have a fluid mosaic structure
- Phospholipids form a
bilayer which is fluid.Moving
- Protein Molecules scattered through
the bilayer they can move around.
- Some proteins and lipids have a polysaccaride chain attached.
- Colesterol is present fits between phosolipids forming bonds with
them makes from bonds between them making membrane more rigid.
- Partially permable.
- Based on
scientific evidence.
- EM made it appear that Membrane
had 3 layers. Protein-Phosop-Protien
- More recent showed proteins
randomly distribuited through
new methods of analysing.
- Carried more experiments
to prove membrane is fluid
eg fused mouse cell&Hman
- found they intermixed.
- New evidence led to
fluid mosaic model.
- Permability can be investigated in Lab.
- Increasing permabilty increases temperature. (GCP)
- Increasing alcohol concentration Increases permability.
- Because Alcohol dissolves lipids in the cell membrane destorying strucutre.
- Transport in Membrane
- Diffusion the net movement of particles
from High con to low , passive , no
energy can diffuse across membranes.
- Efficicent Gas exchange surfaces.Lungs:
- Large surface area - Many aveoli
- Thin - One thick Endo and epthilium Short pathway
- All Aveoli have a good blood supply from capilary. Constant In
OXy and Out Co2 maintaining Concentratoin gradient.
- Breathing in and out refreshes air in aveoli keeping concentration gradient high.
- Osmosis.
- Diffusion of water particles across
a semipermable membrane can
be high to low or low to high.
- Facilitated Diffusion.
- Uses carrier proteins and protein channels.
- Large and charged molecules cannot
diffuse through so they are used.
- Carrier proteins.
- 1.Molecule attaches to a
carrier protein in the membrane.
- 2.Then protein
changes shape
- 3. This releases the molecule on
the oppisite side of the membrane.
- Active Transport
- Same as carrier proteins
but ATP is used.
- Protein channels.
- They form pores for charged
particles to diffuse through.
- Bulk Transport. for substances to large
to be taken in or ejected by the rest.
- Endocytosis.
- 1.Surrrounds substance
with part of its membrane.
- 2.Membrane pinches off to form
vesicle containing substance
- Exocyotisis
- 1.Vesicles contaiining substances pinch off from the
sacs of the golgi appratus move towards the walll.
- 2.vesicles fuse to membrane and release contents outside cell.
- Proteins.
- Proteins are made from long
chains of amoino acids. joined
together by peptide bonds.
- Consisits of 4 Levels.
- Primary - sequence of amino
acids in a polypeptide chain.
- Secondary- Hydrogen bonds
between amino acids in chain
make it A Helix or B Pleated sheet.
- Tertiary- Coiled or folded folds more more
bonds form. this the final structure for
proteins made from single polypeptide chain.
- Quaternary- Some proteins are made of several different
Polypeptide chain this is them assembled together.
- Research supporting
Semi-conservative replication.
- 1.Two samples of Bacteria were grown
1 in light nitrogen and 1 in heavy
nitrogen , as bacteria reproduced it took
in nitrogen from broth to help make
new dna.So N became part of Bac's.
- 2.Sample from each Bac was taken and
spun in a centrifudge. Ligh settled higher
up the tube than the heavy cause its lighter.
- 3.Then the bacteria grown in heavy was
taken out and put in the broth containing only
light N And left for one round of replication.
then taken and spun in a centrifudge.
- 4.replicatoin was semi-conservative because
it eneded up in the middle as it contained one
strand of each.Mixture of heavy and light.
- Self replication.
- 1.Dna Helix unzips
to from two single
strands.
- 2. Mononeuclotides
join to the template
with complementary
base pairing.
- 3.Mononucelotide joined
together with polymerase.
hydeogen bonds from
between bases.
- 4. Each Dna molecule
contains one orginal
and one new strand.