BIO 201 Exam 2 (Frampton, UNCW)
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Amphipathic Macromolecules. ANSWER -Both hydrophilic and hyrdrophobic
Examples of Amphipathic Macromolecules. ANSWER -1. Phospholipids
2. Proteins in a membrane
Membrane Characteristics. ANSWER -A. Membranes form spontaneously
B. Membrane structure is tightly controlled by cells.
We call the resulting structure a fluid mosaic.
1. 2 semifluid leaflets of lipids
2. 2 classes of proteins with numerous functions
3. Carbohydrates face the outside of the cell
C. Membrane "mosaic" structure enables
membrane function, and membrane have a
lot of functions to perform!
Hydrophobic Interactions. ANSWER -cage-like structure of water
, forms around hydrophobe
Step 1 of membrane fluidity. ANSWER -Step 1. Hydrophobic exclusion pushes fatty
acids tails of phospholipids together
Step 2 of membrane fluidity. ANSWER -H-bonds and
hydration spheres form
between water & the
hydrophilic heads.
Step 3 of membrane fluidity. ANSWER -van der Waals
interactions among the
hydrophobic portions of
molecules determines
membrane fluidity.
Relationship between fluidity and Van der Waals forces. ANSWER -More van der
Waals
equals less fluidity.
Leaflet. ANSWER -one half
(layer) of the
Questions & Answers With Complete
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Amphipathic Macromolecules. ANSWER -Both hydrophilic and hyrdrophobic
Examples of Amphipathic Macromolecules. ANSWER -1. Phospholipids
2. Proteins in a membrane
Membrane Characteristics. ANSWER -A. Membranes form spontaneously
B. Membrane structure is tightly controlled by cells.
We call the resulting structure a fluid mosaic.
1. 2 semifluid leaflets of lipids
2. 2 classes of proteins with numerous functions
3. Carbohydrates face the outside of the cell
C. Membrane "mosaic" structure enables
membrane function, and membrane have a
lot of functions to perform!
Hydrophobic Interactions. ANSWER -cage-like structure of water
, forms around hydrophobe
Step 1 of membrane fluidity. ANSWER -Step 1. Hydrophobic exclusion pushes fatty
acids tails of phospholipids together
Step 2 of membrane fluidity. ANSWER -H-bonds and
hydration spheres form
between water & the
hydrophilic heads.
Step 3 of membrane fluidity. ANSWER -van der Waals
interactions among the
hydrophobic portions of
molecules determines
membrane fluidity.
Relationship between fluidity and Van der Waals forces. ANSWER -More van der
Waals
equals less fluidity.
Leaflet. ANSWER -one half
(layer) of the