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Acute changes

stress response,reversible

Chronic changes

reversible,longer term,acclimation/acclimization

Evolutionary changes

multiple generations

developmental changes

maturation from concept to adulthood

periodic biological clock

repeating pattern

Chemical used in fireflies to make light

Luciferyl-AMP

Natural selection

change in gene frequencies over time

adaptation

a trait that is in high presence due to a change in environment

nonadaptive

not adaptive not serving a purpose

genetic drift

change in frequencies by chance

pleiotropy

control by an allele of a single gene of two or more distinct traits

Fluid mosaic model

mosaic of lipids and proteins that move about

Integral proteins

trans-membrane proteins that embedded in the phospholipid bilayer

Carbohydrate chains(phospholipid bilayer

form glycoproteins and glycolipids and also function as cell recognition sites as well as attachment sites fore extracellular proteins

Channel protein

permits diffusion of solutes in aqueous environments

transporter protein

moves specific molecules across the membrane

enzyme

catalyzes a reaction when bonds are formed/broken

Receptor protein

change in membrane permeability and mediation of chemical messages

Structural protein

act as anchors to create junctions

Tight junctions

no intercellular space because membranes meet/fuse and differentiates from basal and apical

Septate junction

similar to tight but found in invertebrates

desmosome

stabilize/strengthen connections of filaments

gap junctions

creates pore that allows for 2 way cell communication

ligand gated receptor

2 hydrophillic ligands bind,channel is created and ions can pass through

G-protein coupled

hydrophillic ligand binds, receptor interacts with two other membrane proteins with a secondary messenger produced

enzyme/enzyme linked

hydrophillic ligand binds, activates catalytic site

intercellular receptor

hydrophobic ligand binds and diffuses through membrane and binds