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AP Biology: Cells

, Cell - CORRECT ANSWERS-Basic functional unit of all living things

Cytoplasm - CORRECT ANSWERS-Consists of specialized bodies (organelles)
suspended in a fluid matrix (cytosol)

Plasma Membrane - CORRECT ANSWERS-Separates internal metabolic events from
the external environment; controls the movement of materials into and out of the cell
(selective permeability); lipid bilayer with hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails,
proteins, cholesterol to provide some rigidity, and a glycocalyx of glycolipids (lipids +
oligosaccharides) and glycoproteins (proteins + oligosaccharides)

Peripheral Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Proteins that attach to the inner or outer
surface of the membrane

Integral Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Proteins that extend into the membrane

Transmembrane Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Integral proteins that span
completely through the membrane; held in place by hydrophilic/hydrophobic regions

Fluid Mosaic Model - CORRECT ANSWERS-Describes structure of the plasma
membrane; scattered proteins within a flexible matrix of phospholipids

Channel Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Provide open passageways through the
membrane

Ion Channels - CORRECT ANSWERS-Allow the passage of ions across the
membranes; gated channels open and close in response to specific stimuli i.e. Na+ and
K+

Porins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Allow the passage of certain ions and small polar
molecules; aquaporins increase the passage rate of water molecules

Carrier Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Bind to specific molecules, undergo a change
in shape, and then transfer the molecules across the membrane; i.e. the passage of
glucose

Transport Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Use ATP to transport materials through
active transport; i.e. sodium-potassium pump maintaining higher sodium and potassium
concentrations on opposite sides of the membrane

Recognition Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Give each cell type a unique
identification so it can distinguish between "self" and "foreign" cells

Adhesion Proteins - CORRECT ANSWERS-Attach cells to neighboring cells and give
cell stability

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