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GLUT1
Type 3 integral membrane protein
facilitated diffusion of glucose
Erythrocytes
uniport
saturable transporter
Na+/K+ ATPase
low Na and high K inside cell
1 ATP moves 2 K+ & 3 Na+
2 subunits
phophorylated form has affinity for K+
Cytosol: K+ -140mM Na+-12mM
plasma: K+- 2mM Na+- 145mM
Glucose transport in Epithelial Cells
GLUT2
Symport w/Na
Secondary Active Transport
2 Na+/1 Glu
Electrical Potential -Neg charge inside cell draws Na+ inward
Aquaporins
integral membrane Pro channel
10^9/sec
direction based on osmotic gradient
don't allow H+ to pass
4 monomers form pore
- Asn-Pro-Ala (NPA) filter
K+ channel
Voltage gated channel
K+ passage to extracellular
drawn to channel due to negative charged residues at channel entry
Na+ it too small
Enzyme Assay
method to follow reaction progress
measuring appearance of P & loss of S
P-nitrophenol acetate
Enzyme Unit (EU)
amount of enzyme needed to transform 1microM of S to P/min @ 25 degrees
Katal
amount of enzyme neded to change 1M of S/sec
turnover # - Kcat
# of S molecules transformed/min
carbonic anhydrase turns 36 million
Irreversible Inhibiton
Covalent
Suicide inactivator-I stops after Enzyme is commited to Rx
Diisopropyl Fluorophophate binds Ser195 of Chymotrypsin
Competitive Inhibition
I competes for active site
Malonate =I for Succinate in Succinate Dehydrogenase
P= Fumarate
Km increaes, we need more [S] to outcompete
Uncompetitive Inhibition
Allosteric
Binds only ES!
Km decreases
Vmax drops
I is not overcome
common in Multi S Rx
Non-Competitive
Allosteric
I binds E or ES
Km is the same
Vmax decreased
Heavy Metal binds S-S --> breaks this changes function
Single Displacement Random
ATP + Cratine -> Creatine Kinase--> ADP Phospho Creatin
Singel Displacement Ordered
Malate + NAD+ --> Malate Dehydrogenase --> oxaloacatate _ NADH
Malate 1st, NAD 2nd & RATE limiting
Double Displacement Rx
Aspartate Transaminase
Asp binds E & amino transfered to Pyridoxal Phosphate
Asp--> oxaloacetate released
amine put on alpha ketoglutarate
--> Glutamate relased
Myristic
14:0
Palmitic
16:0
Stearic
18:0
Oleic
18:1 delta 9
Linoleic
18:2 delta 9
Linolenic
18:3 delta 9
Arachidonic
20:4 delta 5
Docosahexaenoic
22:6 delta 4
Saturated FA liquid at room temp?
< 8 C = liquid
>10C = solid at room temp
LPL -lysophospholipid
1 acyl chain
lpl receptors bind LPL then bind receptor in PM
Signaling
What are 4 Neg Phospholipids?
Phosphatidic Acid
Phosphatidyl Serine
Phosphatidyl Inositol
Phosphatidyl Glycrol
Phosphatidic Acid
Negative
Function: stimulate membrane enzymes
Phosphatidyl Ethanolamine
Cephalin
can be zwitter ion
Most abundant in Bac
2nd most in animals
3 x methylation --> PC
Phophatidyl Choline
always zwitter ion
Lecithin
Most abundant in Animals
Phosphatidyl Serine
Neg
Apoptotic Role if on Exoplasmic Face
Phosphatidyl Inositol
Neg
Non Disociable b/c high pKa
Anchoring Role-GPI
Ex. alkaline phophatase
Hormaonal Role: Phospholipase C cleaves inositol yields IP3 & DAG
IP3 increases Ca++
Ca++ & DAG activate kinase C
Phosphatidyl Glycerol
Neg
abundant in plants & Prokaryotes
2 stereo centers
Cardiolipin Diphosphatidyl Glycerol
found in bioenergetic membranes
2 P attached to glycerol --> 2 x polar head
Ether linkages
non saponifiable
archaebacteria
resists hydrolysis @ low pH
Sphingolipids
spingosine-18C oh
1 amide bond
found in neural tissue
*lipid rafts
Sphingomyelin
Ceremides
Glyco sphingolipids
Sphingomyelin
myelin of nerve cells axons
classified w/ glycerol phospholipids
Phosphate + Sphingosine + FA
Cermides
OH + Sphingosine + FA
Glyco sphingolipids
OH + Sphingosine + FA + Sugar
No Phosphates
blood type
Cerebrosides
Globosides
Gangliosides
Cerebrosides
Type of Glyco spingolipid
Sphigosine + 1FA + 1 Sugar
Glu or galactose
Galactose--> associated w/Neural
Globosides
type of Glyco sphingolipid
Sphingosine + 1FA+ 2 sugars
Gangliosides
type of Glyco sphingolipid
sphingosine+ 1FA+3 > sugars
1 sugars must be Sialic Acid
--> negative charge
Branched sugars
Simple Lipids
Non-Saponifiable
isoprene polymer found in cholorplasts
Ubiquinone
Head group = Guinone
10 isoprene = Q 10
electron transport
Q10- Parkinson's Disease
Cholesterol
excrete 1100 mg
syntesize 850
need 250
not in bac
biggest sterol
Prostaglandin
increase body temp
inflammation, pain
Thromboxanes
produced by platelets
blood clotting
Leukotrienes
constriction of Sm muscle
Phospholipase A 2
cleaveds off Arachadonic Acid for eicosanoids
Most popular in membrane of Eukayotes
PC
PE
Cholesterol
Most popular in membrane of Prokayote
PE
PG
Galactolipids & Sulfolipids
Plant membranes
Thylaoid membrane has
Monogalactosy Diacylglycerol MGDG
Digalactosyl Diacylglycerol DEDG
Sulfoquinovsyl diacylglycerol SGDG
Phosphatidyl Glycerol PG
Tetra ether lipids
Archaebacteria
Integral membrane Protein Types
Type 1: 1TM helix COO- cytosolic
Type2: 1 TM helix, NH3 Cytosolic
Type 3: Many TM heices, 1 peptide
Type 4: Several peptides --> channel
Type 5: covalent lipid linkage, not TM cytosolic
Type 6: lipid anchor & TM
porins in E coli
RepA
OmpLA
Maltoporin
Outer membrane Lipid Anchor
GPI
Cytosolic Lipid Anchor
palmitoyl
N-myristoyl
Farnesyl
geranylgeranyl
Spectrin
filamentous cytoskeletal protein
tethers proteins in place
Lipid Rafts
rich in sphingolipids, Chol, Saturated
GPI anchors
anchored 2 long saturated FA

NO isoprenoid anchors
Caveolin
homodimer w/phobic hairpin loops
insert into membrane w/3 lipid anchors that force bilayer to curve inward forms cave/caeolea
signaling/ endocytosis
TM domain
Palmityl FA anchor
Integral membrane Protein
Integrins
Cadherins
Ig like proteins
Selectins
Integrins
2 subunits- alpha & beta
Anchor- helix of each subunit
Cell surface receptor-signaling Ligand binding (Ca++)
attachment to ECM by binding collagen or fibronectin
cross linking pltelets --> forms clots
Cadherins
cell adhesion -Requires Ca++
interact with identical cadherins
N cad-neurons
P cad-placenta
E cad- epithelial
Selectins
Cell Adhesion Molecules
Includes IG superfamily CAMs (NCAM
TM glycoproteins w/extracellular domains that bind polysaccharids on adjacent cells
Ca++ required for activation
Selectin types: E-endothelial, L-leukocyte, P-platlet
Membrane Fussion
must recognize each other
surfaces come close together-removal of water
outer layer become disrupted & fuse
Viral entry into Host
virus binds sialic acid receptors
becomes encolsed in endosome
HA protein pH7 fusion peptides buried
Low pH trigers extension of HA to insert into endosomal membrane
HA draws endosomal & viral membrans together
HA disrupts bilayer, hemifusion
Neurotransmitter release
intacellular vessicle binds presynaptic membrane & release into synaptic cleft
v-SNARE binds t-SNARE
SNAP25
NSF
botulinum toxin
cleaves SNARE bond, derades SNAP25
prevents neurotransmission
GLUT2
Glu trans Epithelial cells
secondary active
symporter- 2Na+ & 1 Glu
more Na outside
Neg charge inside cell
Nicotinic Acetylcholin Receptor
Ligand Gated Channel
signals motoror neuron to muscle fiber
acetylcholine is relased into synapse & binds acetylcholine receptor
changes shape & allows opening of Ca, Na, K to pass inward
5 subunits bind, 4 TM helices
Leu prevent cation passage
M2 twists & opens
Glucose, Galactose, and Mannose
Epimers
diastereomers that differ in configuation of 1 stereo center
Anomers
differ in the OH of anomeric C
Alpha-down
Beta-up
conformation
can change w/out breaking bond
chair shapes
Configuration
Mutorotation
needs to break covalent bond
shifts OH of anomeric C alpha-beta