CH 9: Membranes & Membrane Transport

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Across
  1. 2. membrane protein type; at membrane surface covalently linked to lipid(s) bilayer
  2. 6. model of proteins & lipids existing side-by-side
  3. 8. type of passive transport; substance moves through a pore/opening; small, uncharged
  4. 10. increases when heat increases
  5. 12. lipid arrangement; exists on the surface of water
  6. 13. lipid arrangement held together by non-covalent interactions; polar heads in contact w/ water, hydrophobic tails face each other
  7. 16. principal carrier of cholesterol in bloodstream
  8. 19. ATP-dependent; move PS from outer to inner leaflet
  9. 20. membrane protein type; embedded firmly in membrane; often transmembrane
  10. 21. fatty acid type; kinks cause packing disorder; more fluid
  11. 24. spherical lipid structure; nonpolar tails buried in the center
  12. 25. major interaction driving lipid bilayer formation
  13. 28. increases when rigidity increases
  14. 29. protein type; mediates entry of specific substances into cell
  15. 30. possess the most fluid membranes
Down
  1. 1. protein type; possess specific binding sites for extracellular substances
  2. 3. rule; polar (+) residues found more often on cytoplasmic face of transmembrane proteins
  3. 4. fluid matrix
  4. 5. ATP-dependent; move amphiphilic lipids from inner to outer leaflet
  5. 7. membrane protein type; loosely bound to the outside
  6. 9. enhances order and rigidity; in animal membranes
  7. 11. type of passive transport; substances enter cell by binding to carrier protein
  8. 14. membrane with fewer functions (ex. myelin sheath)
  9. 15. separate cells from external environment
  10. 17. active transport directly linked to hydrolysis of a high energy molecule like ATP
  11. 18. membrane carries out many enzyme-catalyzed reactions
  12. 22. substance is moved against a concentration gradient
  13. 23. substance enters a cell without energy expenditure; driven by concentration gradient
  14. 26. fatty acid type; linear arrangement of hydrocarbon chains; more rigid
  15. 27. active transport driven by proton gradient (ex. proton pumps)