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Title: Eukaryotic Cell Membrane


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Eukaryotic Cell Membrane
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Cell Membrane
  • Cell membrane the flexible boundary of a cell
    (also called a plasma membrane)
  • It separates a cell from its surroundings.
  • It allows nutrients to enter and waste to be
    removed.

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Cell Membrane
  • Homeostasis maintaining a healthy balance
  • The cell membrane allows some molecules into the
    cell and keeps others out.

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Cell Membrane
  • Selective permeability allowing only certain
    molecules to enter and leave the cell
  • Selective permeability is like a screen on a
    window

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Cell Membrane
  • What gets in?
  • H2O freely enters cell
  • O2 in ,CO2 out
  • Na and Ca at certain times in certain amounts
  • Waste leaves but cant reenter

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Membrane Structure
  • Phospholipid lipid with a glycerol backbone and
    two fatty acid chains, and a phosphate group

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Membrane Structure
  • The polar head is hydrophilic it likes water
  • Fatty acid tail is hydrophobic it does not like
    water.
  • They form a bilayer

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Membrane Structure
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Membrane Structure
  • The cell membrane also contains proteins to help
    support the cell structure.
  • Cholesterol to keep the fatty acid tails from
    sticking together

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Membrane Structure
  • Fluid Mosaic Model the organization of the cell
    membrane.
  • Fluid because it is not fixed in a particular
    spot
  • Mosaic because of the patterns the proteins make

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Membrane Structure
  • Proteins in the membrane function as
  • Transport proteins moving molecules across the
    membrane
  • Identify chemical signals
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